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THE -WILMINGTON 1 DISPATCH, FRIDAY 'AFTERNOON. JANUARY fl; 19 J8
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Havana Cuba. With the arrival here yesterday of Alfredo DeOie, the
champion three-cushion player, and his challenger, Chesebrough Otis, every
thing is in readiness for the approaching three-cushion championship match
of the world, which will be held at Payret Theatre here on the nights of Jan
uarj 10, 11 and 12. , -
Noted Speaker at Bar Meeting.
Xew York, Jan. 11. Eminent
speakers from Eriglahd' and Canada
as veil as the. United States are on
the program of the forty-first an
nual meeting f the New York State
Bar Association which began its ses-
biuu ueie Ltua. xne minai session
was Dresided over hv -Chnrlfiss P5:
.X a JS mi. ?i! . i - f
Hughes, former asspejate . justice of f .
the Supreme . Court of the "United
States. This evening- Sir Frederick -E.
Hughes, attorney-general Of Great
Eritain, delivers the annual address.'
At the convention dinner tomorrow
night the noted guests and speak
ers will include, the .Puke of Devon
shire, Governor-General of Canada;
Secretary of State Robert Lansing,
and the ambassadors of Great Brit
ain, France, Italy and Japan. .
Ohio Society to Hear Roosevelt.
New York, Jan. ll.The Ohio So
ciety of New York has completed
elaborate arrangements ;f or its -annual
dinner to .bejEmST tomorrow
ight at the Waldorf-Astoria. Theo
ore Roosevelt has accepted an in
tation to attend the function and de
er an address. Another prominent
weaker of the evening.-will be . Sir
rcderick E. Smith, the British at-orney-general,
who is to be -heard
a the subject of British ideals and
'ms in the war.
IE NEW CALOMEL A
PERFECT SUCCESS
C'alotabs, the newly perfected calo
is absolutely purified from all of
'he unpleasant, sickening and danger
'f qualities of the old-style calomel.
hr' new Calotabs are rapidly taking
Place cf the old-style calomel tab
. as they are much more, eff ectivo
a liver cleanser and system puri-.
-" yet are entirely free from all ob--ionable
qualities. .
The new Calotabs-are sold only in
iginal, sealed packages'; price, thir-'j-five
cents. Your druggist, reeom
menda and guarantees, them.?--adv.
NOSE CL0GGE& FROM
I COLD OR CATARRH
AP?Iy Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.
Am what relief! Your . Clogged
ystnls open right u, the alrpassagos
vTJr head are clear and you cai
!Se freely-' No xBtoas- hawking,
r:llEs, mucous discharge, headache.
- Jfaeas no sf m trvU-n v t ft if oath a.
at your cold or catarrh Is gone,
""at stay stuffed up! Ge$ a Bll
4nS8i0 Ely'a Vrexm Balm from your
TOst now. Apply a . little of -this
trilt if' antlsePtic cream in. yourno--fcian.
etrate through etery, air
S HE nf the head' sootheand heal
bran! , n' mflamed - mucoutf mem
Crps yu Instant relief; -Sirs
cam Rain. I . . -
J4ra L B JUSI wnax every cum
I Ifg it? sufferer has Tteeri seefcmer.
Alfredo deOro
World's Thr&e Cushion!
Bill laid Champion-
50Yearsa0o
your
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NEWS E gghg&L P W
fir CouKs e Golds
r sold .considerable, too, End
now it is known the nation over
as the standard cough and cold
remedy. Successful and satis
factory because it is quick act
ing and safe. Doesn't upset the
stomach nor does it nauseate.
Use it for that mean .hacking
rough, and in all stages of grippe.
Get it at your druggists
Always Lead to Better Health
Serious sicknesses start in disorders
of the Stomach and Liver. The best
corrective and preventive is Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They prevent Con
stipation, keep Liver, and Bowels in a
heal thy condition. Effective, mild. J .
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The Third and Biggest of the
: Week"
BIG SURPRISE
Specialty Features With Today's
Big Bill by .
ALLAN RICHARDS AND HIS
DOLLY VARDEN
S
Second Chapter "Tho Secret of
the Submarine"
GIRL
1" VMtROUD AS LUCIFER, '
Dyun in the Triangle .play "Regener
ates'' at tha Grand theatre on toniorr
row. -'J., .''''"f1' '-
He was proud ol his ancestral home
and of his influence and. above" all, of
the blue blood -which coursed through
his veins. "tVho wtts your grandfath
er?" was hig first question when he
met a stfungerand on this hinged his
whole character. -
The one desire of bis life was the
union of his two grandchildren, Cath
erine. Ten-Eye and Pell Van Dyun,
fox it meant the perpetuation? ol the
family name without a break loathe
pvirity of the blood, ,
And r then came a grim tragedy
tvnich at one blow shattered the ow
man's dearest dreams and left him a
broken man. But it remained for tho
tiny hands of a child, through whose
veins flowed the Van Dyun blue and
the red blood of the commoner to open
the eyes of this proud old man iaj:his
growing Triangle play, "Regenerates.'
At the Grand Today.
A BIG EMOTIONAL FEATURE.
In one of the artistic scenes dc
signed for Lois Weber's production of
the big emotional feature, "Even As
You and I," the "feature of the Grand
Monday and Tuesday, doves play an
important part.
- Outside the window of a Sculptor's
studio the birds fly about and alight
on the caves of the house.
However, one day this week a dove
flew through a broken window into the
studio set. It knocked against a piece
of statuary which went crashing to
the floor. It took two days to replace
this bit of property, which cost over
$200.00.
A Scane From Lois Weber's Stupen
dous Production, "Even As You and
I," At the Grand Monday and Tues
day. Save the food and help the fight
er fight.
Triangle Pictures-Present
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WitSi WALT WHITMAN
In
generates
A Story of Thrills A
Play of Pathos
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New Bern, N. C, Jan. 11. Mr. and
Mrs. TG. N. Ives visited at Newport for
a few days this week.
Miss Mattie Shields, of Durham, is
spending a few days in the city with
relatives.
Mrs. Bettie Hawkins has returned
from Morehead City, where she spent
a'few days.
Mrs. N. M. Edwards, of Morahead
City, made a short stay in the city
this week.
Mrs. W. E. Haynes, of Raleigh; U
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Crum
bier, on Broad street. .
Mrs. N. H. Hdwell, of Norfolk, Va.,
who has been visiting Mrs. S. J. Phil
lips, has left for home.
Mrs. W. A. Allen, of Greenville, S.
C, is spending a few days in the
city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A D. Ward.
Mrs. R. L. Shaw and children, of
Norfolk, Va., who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cavenaugh, have
gone to KinstOtt to Visit relatives.
Miss Elsie Pugh, of Oriental, who
is teaching in one of the schools at
Greenville, left for the latter point
this week, after spending several day.
I
U.to--a-.4tt,t-, ZmX.touJi .
We
unloaded
this
week
delivery
Let us ngure your hauling prob
us ngure
lems ana snow you ho w to
draya
ge bills.
We have four
ight delivery cars to ton and
Do
MacMillaji
nere."
Mrs.
Carroll has gone to-Hou
eton, Texas, where she will spend
eral weeks.
Mrs. H. A. Tolson, of Durham, is
l-here for a visit, at-the home oIUMki
F. H. Aberly. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. T. C . Etheridge, and
child have returned to their home mdal thought for those stationed at
Kinston, after a visit with friends in FGrt casweU, ienative pianB were for
tms city. v -( mul&ted. for the work. It is the hope
Mrs. w. a. Alien, of Greenville - a
C. ig here on a visit to her mother.
Mrs. A D. Ward.
Miss Kittle Poole has returned to
her home at Claytoh4 N. C, . after
spending some time her, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blades.
KofiCB of administration jmund Bear and. Mr. J. Haughton
-iISSA8 thtf baJlZv2Al L,3"' James. Captain Metts.was placed at
signed ha this day qualified as Admlnia- j . a . J, ..Bai-w,At-trator
of Maria a. Fosgate, deceased, late 1 the head of the. entertainment cotn
or the County of New Hanover. Ail per-, mittee, Mr. Davis On . transportation,
sons indebted to the estate will please' jnake"' Archdeacon Noe on - commercial- rela
immedlate settlement. All prsons hotdiiiff ; tiens, and Dr. Harriss on hospitality,
claims against eaid estate are hereby no-1
titled to present the same to the under-; ':r - "... ; .
fiicrned at Wilmineton. rorth Cnrnllna. on
or before the 4th day of December, 1914,
or this notice will be pleaded in bat- of
their recovery.
This th day of December, 1917.
THOMAS W. TJAVIS,
Administrator of Maria A. Fosgate, de
ceased. tATTinlTiinin rtitrvM
nuuniAiu huu UAta,
Attorneys.
"SOMEWHERE IN FRANC
- na n.iiiatfa.rht. .
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three
earloads
and can give
your
save money
sizes on hand
PLANS FOR $Q!ut)IER6.
gev--isPe'a' Committee Plans to Make City
Mere Attractive to Men:
At an enthusiastic-meeting held
in the rpoms pf.the Chamber-of-Com-nierce
of the special recently appoint-
, amt othfer needs 0f enUa'taed men," wttn
of the committee to co-ordinate the
work 'of all , the local ". organizations;
and to make the city more attractive
for the' men both by improving tha
transportation facilities and the enter
tainment features in the city.
The committee is composed of Mr.
Roger Moore, chairman; " Capt. E. A.
Myetts, Dr. A. H. - Harris, Thos. W.
Davis, Esq., Mr. E. P Bailey, Mr Sig-
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Important to all yotaen
Thousands upon-thousands of vromeu "
Women's complaints often prove to ;
be nothing else but kidney trouble, ,'
the result of kidney or bladder .Cis- r
ease. . . . , :: ) i-'V
If the kidneys are not. in a healthy ;
condition, they j may cause the other
organs to become diseased "'.-'r.V?y;r;
You may suffer pain ih the ; -bttKU
i headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, irrtrfe
j. 1 l a i .1 JK a . -.
ia,uie ana may, db uetyuuueuv,
makes any one so. : -.' n--:
But hundreds of women claim that ?.
Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-ROot, byrestoringl
health to the kidneyy, proved to : be
just the remedy , needed to overcome 4
such conditions. -
A good kidney medicine, possessing
real healing and. curative value, shoul-
be a blessing to thousands of .nervous,,
overworked, women. -; -sgH:
CtUU at4AV wvwiv
what Swamp-Roo) thegreiat kidaer v
liver and Madder medicine. w'ULdO 10c
them. Every reader of this, baner. rW '
has not already tried it," by. encldslnkf
ten cents a Dr. Kilmer and CoTang-1
. hamton. N. Y.'. may receive 'samtlo
ize bottie by Parcel Post.; VXon caj
purchase the regular ; medium : ana
large size bottle at all drug , store 8. v
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