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THE WILMINGTON DlSPATCH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 30, 1917.
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Few Realize Causes of This
Form of Ailment.
Few people realize what a great
number of people, among those who
live in such cities as this suffer from
auto-intoxication. This condition which
has caused so much discussion, is
nothing more than a slow self-poisoning
of vital orgnn3. It is the very
foundation of many nilmentp
When the organs become weaken
ed from any cause they are unable to
throw off the accumulations of waste
matters. The. putrefactive, germs soon
beln to get in therr deadly work and
Ihe sufferer finally is a direct victim
of poisons generated i:gl:t in his or
her own svstem.
Among the common results of this
auto-intoxication are jaundice, hard
cold, constipation, indigestion and fer
menting of food, biliousness, sick
headaches, backaches, diarrhea, dizzi
ness, pains in the kidney regions and
nervousness.
Peplac is designated especially to
combat this condition of congestion
brought about by auto-intoxication. Its
properties as a tonic and invigorant
trmd to throw off the poisons and to
spur the organs back to needed efforts
in short, to clean them and make
them normal again.
To an automohilist it might be said
that Peplac acts a", a spark plug in
the human mechanism. It starts the
vital engines and then keeps them go
ing at a properly regulated speed.
Peplac is obtainable at all first clas
drug stores in Wilmington and nearby
towns. Ask your druggist. Adv.
FOR SALE
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Oats, Oklahoma Rust Proof Oats,
Burt Oats and Seed Rye, 300 Sacks
Rice, different grades. Please write
fbr prices.
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CANDY
FOR WIFE
MOTHER
SWEETHEART
Before going home tonight to
mother or wife, or the visit yon
contemplate for tomorrow;
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"drop" in and slip a "surprise
joy" in your pocket. There will
be smiles for the giver and a
treat for the recipient.
Fresh Shipment of Delicious
Whitman's Candies just in.
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THROUGH SLEEPERS TO ATLANTA
Tfce old established tiirough sleeping
car Hae between Wilmington and At
lanta will be continued via Augusta,
in connection with the Georgia Rail
road, m-on the following schedules:
..3:45 P. M.
. 7:55 P. M.
.9:20 P. M.
.10: 53 P. M;
.1:35 night
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v OUISE LOVELY recently was
I . theecipient or a strange but
equally interesting letter which
bore tidings off a unique honor eon-
f erred on tne. pretty star ot -sirens
of the Sea." Louise is an Australian
and the letter was from a company
of gunners from the Antipodes who
are fighting in France. It was written
on a piece of brown wrapping paper
and placed in a .home-made envelope,
and it, was signed r by every man in
the company. Its message was that
the boys had named their trench "The
Louise Lovely Trench' and had also
christened their big howitzer "Louise."
Miss Lovely is highly appreciative of
the honor oonf erred, upon her and is
making up a box t& send to her gun
ners which will contain a remem
brance for each of the men whose sig
nature is attached to the letter.
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HER FORMULA
"Take four parts of the patience of
Job,;three parts, of .the persistency of
a book agent and three parts of the
courage of 'Go-get-'em Pershing. Mix
well and take six days a week from
9 a. m. until 5 p. m. until desired re
sults are obtained." This is the for
mula for getting into the films, as
compounded by Helen Ferguson, Tay
lor Holmes' new 16-year-old leading
lady. '
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"KEWPIE" MIGHT MAKE
TWO SOLDIERS
Horace Morgan, the fat Universal
comedian known as "Kewpie," was re
cently called for examination for the
National Army, but the doctors didn't
got any farther than his weight. They
didn't have scales big enough to
weigh him. "Kewpie" upsets the bal
ance of the platform variety of scales
at 364 pounds and is six feet, five
inches in height. "The only way you
can get into the army," said the chief
of the examining board, "is to enroll
as the 'Morgan twins.'"
L01H5E LOVELY
TWENTY-SIX RELATIVES
IN WAR
Charles J. Brabin, one of the best-
The following criticism of Vogel's j
ureater Minstrels, which will ce me
attraction at the Academy of Music If
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un nejii ivionaay, iovomut;r olix, wast
taken from the Syracus (N. X) Her
ald:
"John W. Vogel's 'Big City Min
strels' began a half week's engage
ment at the Bastable yesterday, op
ening at a matinefe to a large' audi
ence. The company is for the most
part good and the performance given
by it ranks up to those given by bet
ter known and popular "minstrel or
ganizations. Mr. Vogel, who has had
much experience in staging minstrel
shows for the past 2S years, has drawn
upon that, experience in the arrange
ment of his present organ'zation,
which contains some novel and- many
excellent features. In tho : first part
the company presents a most credit
able appearance which prepossesses
the audience in its favor. It contains
a number of good singers and the
chorus singing was attractive. The
entertainment closes a comic
dancing divertisement entitled 'The
Jennie Cooler Dance." Much of the
terpischorean achievement in this act
is original, much of it is comical, and
all of it entertaining.
"The performance gave genuine
satisfaction to the audience." '
DRAWS CAPACITY CROWDS.
Capacity audiences witnessed th
oDenins performances by Bert Jack-
!son and his Girls of Today Company.
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Evelyn Nesbit, with her son, Rus
sell Thaw, is busy on her second
screen offense.
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Grace Cunard has lost her husband,
Joe Moore. The draft whisked him
away.
known film directors in America, has 'at the Itoyal yesterday, "and that the
no less than twenty-six relatives show struck a responsive chord with flBagggsgggare
named JtJrabm who are or have been audiences was evidenced by-much j;
in the British army as combatants in Dp-ur which greeted their every
f Kn nroconf tiMlr1 xira y f-P'faie -fliaa ' , i . . l i
vv- k 0., Tc. vj. o:Ton. it. is a snow mat its uuj i
brothers, A.E. Brabin, a member of ciean. tasty and up-to-date, with none.j
tne Dtn Liverpool Kinemen, was of the objectionable features so often 1 1
Marne; Jack is driving a British tank i -
across the wastes of "No Han's I A distinct addition to this show,
Land," while Edward is in charge of which has been missed recently, is the
a 15-ihch gun. Many of the clan best and prettiest set of special sceri
have already fallen in the service and ery ever seen on the Royal stage. It
Charlie is himself a veteran of the ,was an elaborate special set of deptn
British army.
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We have been asked if Violet Mer
sereau's curls are natural. Don't
know, but she always wears 'em.
Robert Warwick is working for a
commission in the army. He is at
the training camp at Plattaburgh.
A Real Co
f fee
alue
For a few days I am going to sell my celebrated 29 cent Coffee at
25 cents. Every pound fuliy guaranteed.
Very finest Block Butter 55c.
Phones 108-109-110.
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223 Market St.
and beauty and added in no small way
, to the manner in which the show went
over so big.
j Bert Jackson, as the leading man
and as a soloist, delighted the aud--ences.
The second Johnny Bunny; al
though his real name is "Pinky'' Rice,
was there with the comedy, and there
is another comedy artist a
acter, with this show that
! TWn.' rr-no ia -Jlict ahnilf tho HP1T
est and best dressed seen hove and
is extremely well trained. The songs
are new and. the gags are good. The
,best feature of the show, one that call
,cd for encore after encore at each
lappearance, was the Eclipse Harmony
Trio. Their work is among the best
of the season.
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Fourth Annual Tour of , . j 7'f &'' ( ' & &
BERT JACKS ON - SfffllIllC!
B 'GIRLSQfTqOAY' -;SJ H'
j ! In a Kepertoire Of High Class 3Iu- K Zr .3 ' j''
JAMES J.' (PINKIE) KITE " , ' ' 4.
"Not John Bunny, But Just as r" -
GEORGE IiKOADHUKST . V '
The Dancing Boy Wonder i . ' ' ' II
ECLIPSE TRIO I K Jg"' M
Harmonists ' ' ' T 1
"THAT" PONY BALLET j lli- 1fe;'fi
- One Best Bet of the Year ; B
Matinees 1st floor 20c: r.ak-our ! 5 ' S
Night: 1st floor, .50c; Baleony. 20c ' '
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William Fox Presents His Brightest jl ' SiW
Si and Greatest Star a . H
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VIRGINIA PEARSON
In a marvelous six rrol lllm ver
sion of V.w Great London and New
York Sta-gc Suecess
"WHEN FALSE
TONGUES SPEAK"
By GEORGE SCARBOROrGH
A wife foririves her riral, though
love and husband arc gone.
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HE PEOPLES fftVORSTE COHEBiASAsaSPKIAUST
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC ONE NIGHT ONLY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5TK,
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Today Anita Stewart in
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Ar. Orangeburg
Ar. Augusta (East tlmel
AR. ATLANTA (Cen. tjne). .6:10 A. MI
Returning: LeaTe Atlanta 3:35 P. M.
arrive Wilmington 12:50 noon. 1
Pasaengera say remain in this car,
in the Union D3pot which is in the
heart of Atlanta, until 7:00 A. M., if
they go desire, ana on account of the
earlier arriral of this train, and the
uge ot ilh.e Union Depot, Convenient
connections Inay be made with through
Dining, Sleeping Car Coach trains
which leave from same station for Chi
cago, Cincinnati, St Louis,-etc.
For fares, tickets, etc, apply t3
T. C. WHITE, Gen, Pass. jt
i A GREAT OFFERING.
j Capacity crowds will undouutodlv;
witness the great offerinc: at the Grand j
.tomorrow, "When False Tongues '
Speak." William Fox's latest feature:
starring Virginia Pearson.
"When False Tongues Speak," is a
thrilling mystery play, the first of that '
type made by Miss Pearson. It is ;
picture filled with interest and real
drama and new and startling photo
graphic effects, and will score a gre.t
success with the crowds at the Grand
theatre.
Aside from the excellence of the
stoi-y of "When False Tongues
Speak" and good , stories are UDming
to be more and more demanded by th
natrons of the silent drama it pos
sesses the additional merit of having
Virginia Pearson in the stellar role.
Quick acting drama and never lag
ging interest is assured in the direc
tion of Carl Harbaugh. !
The best photography and new and
weird effects are guaranteed in the
work of George Benoit, cameraman.
This array of screen masters in star.
director and cameraman in itself
means that "When False Tongues
Speak" is a mystery play that is new.
We can assure you that this produc
tion contains thrills and novelty tha:
will keep you on edge from the open
ing title to the last fade out. Its mel
odramatic tone is of the highest kind.
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Dandruffy Scalps
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Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
are rwwsibte if you will wear a scientifieSny constructed
Ben Jolie Brassiere.
The dragging weight of an nnconHned bust. .so stretcher the
uiiK uiuscies mai tne contour or tne figure is sptofted.
put Ihe bust back where ft be
lonjrs. prevent the full bust from
having the appearance of Uab-
i (bs-An so-tEs) mess, cnminrtie Ulie danser of
Rw AXYVn t?S? dragging muscles aiut confine thr;
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Dandruffy heads mean faded, brittle, 1
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If you want beautiful, soft, thick,
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Cc!d Wet Days
Men and women who-desire to be vigorous and healthy so as not to weak
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one already "caught" because of contact very often is the cause. If your
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