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LIBERTY BOND
; X Liberty Bond, a Liberty Bond
sdme on with the cash for the khaki's
: ,f y been donned.. ! :
f 33y a million of lads who are men to
tH"' the bone,
4&nd every man's son of them needing
i t I your loan.
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A. Liberty Bond, a Liberty Bond;
;?The magic of money democracy's
i. : wand
f For conjuring power to battle the
:iiv . foe.
;For nowhere's a spot that a dollar
Iff won't go.
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Liberty Bond, a Liberty Bond,
JiflTo carry America over the pond
rhrough the forests of France and
fit on to the Rhine,
lThen over and on to the last battle
H line.
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: iU. Liberty Bond, a Liberty Bond,
.3?6r hope of the present and hope
If 5 that's beyond
im the blackness and doubt of a sor-,s-
row-torn world,
TiJWhen emblems of hatred are furled.
; ; . Little McCIung.
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f ' ' Mrs. C. H. Fore is spending a pe-
J. H. Loftin
; : Mrs. George C. Yoder, of Hickory,
5fe spending a -perio"d in the city with
ff friends and relatives.
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Mrs. A. B. Croom has gone to Ra
il deigh, where she will spend a period
I - with Miss Jane Dinwiddie, on Hills
; boro street.
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The usual Friday and Saturday
iught dances of the Cantwell dancing
jSchool will be held in the Hibernia
IfHall at 8:45 o'clock.
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tj; Friends of Miss Bertie Mae Weav
er. 409 Red Cross street, will resrret
; to know that she is seriously ill at
her home with pneumonia,
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ll Mrs. Meares Harriss and children
n "are in Raleigh for a stay with Mrs.
' Harriss' parents, Colonel and Mrs.
..Charles E. Johnson, Hillsboro street.
-. Captain Thomas J. Gause, of 115th
?;lMachine Gun Battalion, who, with
.""JJMrs. fJansp has Hpoti in tho iitv oinna
? -Monday, returned to Camp Sevier to-J
aay.
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j iue nea vross worsrooms m tne
J tonight because of the Captain Vick-
era lecture. The rooms will also be
i closed tomorrow night.
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j Captain George W. and Mrs. Gil
irjlette and children arrived in the city
5 yesterday to visit friends. Mrs. Gil
flette and children leave this after
i noon for Jacksonville, N. C, to spend
la period with, the parents and erand-
iparenta.
CATARRH VANISHES
v Miss Margaret Thomas . returned
yesterday evening from Rocky Mount
where she visited friends and rela
tives. .( 4f
The Junior Auxiliary of St. James
church will give a lawn party on the
church lawn tomorrow evening from
8 until 10 o'clock. Ice cream, cake
and candy will be offered for sale. A
distinct feature will be a short enter
tainment by the Juniors. The public
is invited to attend.
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North Carolina women had collect
ed 20.024 books to be given the sol
diers up to April 24, according to re
port made by Miss Mary Faison De
Vane, of Goldsboro, State director
of the campaign to secure reading
matters for the men in camp. Wil
mington has given 1,500 '", volumes.
Asheville heads the list of individual
cities contributing.
The moonlight joy ride to have
been given tonight by the ladies of
Immanuel Presbyterian church has
been postponed until Monday night
because of the inclemency of tho
weather and plans formulated for to
night will be carried out in detail
Monday evening, the weather permit
ting. RECEPTION AT BLADENBORO.
Bladenboro, N. C, April 26.-rOne
of the most elaborate social events
of the seasoii was trie reception given
Tuesday evening from 9 to 11:30 by
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bridger, Sr., in
honor of their son and his bride, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Bridger. Mr. and Mrs.
Bridger had arranged an evening for
their guests long to be remembered
for its beautiful formality and also
its charming warmth and happy inter
mingling of friends.
The house, beautifully decorated in
pink and white roses with candles in
silver candelabra here and there,
made a gorgeous spectacle. Ths
guests, numbering perhaps a nun
dred, were welcomed on the spacious
porch by Messrs. Charles O. Bridger,
C. C. Dunn and Lieut. L. C. Bridger.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bridger at the
door of the library, met and present
ed the guests to the honore.es. Mrs.
J. L. Bridger. was lovely in a gown
of blue charmeuse, with trimmings
of silver lace and pearls. Mrs. II.
C. Bridger, Sr., was becomingly
gowned in grey georgette, trimmed in
silver lace. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bridg--er,
assisted by Mrs. C. C. Dunn, con
ducted the guests to the punch bowl
in a cozy nook of the library where
Miss Pettye Bridger and Miss Vera
Singletary presided. Receiving in the
parlor were Mesdames N. B. Powell
and Mrs. N. M. Singletary. Beauti
ful piano music together vith Vic
trola selections throughout the even
ing added much to the happiness of
the occasion. Mesdames B. M.. Ed
wards, N. M. Singletary and Miss Jet
tye Bridgers served delicious refresh
ments, consisting of pink and white
block ice cream, cakes and pink and
white mints. Among the out-of-town
guests were Hon. and Mrs. O. L.
Clark, of Clarkton, N. C; B. M. Ed-
d wards, of Bennettsville, S. C; Mrs. N.
m. omgieiary, ana miss ).auib single
tary, of Clarkton, N. C,
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MILITARY CAPE COAT OF T AN -Zibadine with sleeves
straps from shoulders. Belt held bytwo pear buttons.
Copyright, fJndenvood & Underwood.
formed by
PITY MARGUERITE! ft
BAR HER FROM
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THEY
SCHOOL!
Here Is OneTreatment That All Sut-,
- fererCan Rely' Upon.
v If you r antUo drive catarrh and all
..Its disgusting' symptoms from your
system in the shortest possible time,
jgo to your druggist and ask for a Hy-
r.Vimpl outfit? tndav.
i Breathe Hyomeftand it will Tid you
"of catarrh; it gives such quick relief
. r that all who use it for the first time
;fcre astonished.
. Hyomei is, a pure pleasant antisep
tic, which is breather into the lungs!
over the inflamed membrane; it kills
the catarrh germs, soothes the sore
epots, and' heals all inflammation, j
i Don't suffer ' another day with ca
tarrh; the disease is dangerous and
eften ends in consumption. Start he"
Hyomei treatment today. No stohn
ach dosing, no sprays or douchej;'
. Hust breathe it that's all. Ask R. Hj
feellamy. AdT.
Now that he is back in the Ameri J
an league as coach of the Cleveland
Indians, Kilkenny (one-time Ger
many) Schaefer's stuff; should go over
big. Several years have passed since
he used it on the Johnson circuit.
Makes the Complexion Beautiful
QOFTAND VELVETY Money
back if not entirely pleased.
NaJlniUpttrtandharmleia. Adhft until
tea$hed off. Prevents irtrtbum end return
of diaeoXoraHon. A million dmUthtti un
prov ft value. Popular tinUi fltth. Pink,
BraneiteWhlte.
StCdi&s Toilet Comttn r Ka9
Nativul TSet Cmhq. Pari. Ten.. U.S. A.
DEPARTMENT OP HEALTH
TH CITY Or MEW VOKK
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HtItk at having Mumpi. ' a.T
tae " n,J 7 oMttr ckildrta uatil all awallinr ku
N. vuil wi!I U ra hy p.r.rtmrel Dwter or Nur ..nlnt Tm ask it. TS
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Jn hrr r.l;.) iivi'r, extondin.g over a
f r.'od f y. nrs in Paramount pictures,
Mr.r-i:r.ri!c flarS: l.r n.i-.:;-p:vlcc5 marry
cIM roll's, but s:ifc recently plcycd ouo
in ri'ft.I lite which nc-rlier plr-asant
tior proiltal'lo. f-J.r. v,:is rtriclrcn with
ri'i:ri-.s, :iv.a i? 13..Ur.. of Her. 1th, not
rc::l.'zh)t: Lr.i she was tha 2re.1t star
in I'unm-f.urifc pictures, issued thtnr
vd'n-t ref:si:s: hrr admission to school
for .1 period of tin:o. 3Ii.g Clark re
covered her healih in time to do a ppi
;ion of Iior Liberty Lnan tour for the
jrnvtrrnniont and raised many millions
of do! Jars in subscriptions for the third
mi .... Mkw
These are values that are typical of . Belk Stores, and that come to us through our
tremendous buying power. No other store or chain of stores in the South can offer
such Values as these.
I $5.00 Plaid Skirts at $3.98
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Made from heavy weight plaid silk serge in up-to-date model with
two pockets. Belted or sheered top. All sizes from 26 to 30 waist. Spe
cial at $3.98.
I $1.50 Middij Blouses at $1.19
Made from good quality medium weight white drill in plain white
only, sizes 8 to 20 years, full cut and well made. Special for week
end at$1.19.
1 35c Wants' Vests at 25c
The "M" quality, made with the flat back seam that is comforta
ble for baby, with or without sleeves. Sizes 3 months to 5 years, at 25c
25c Bleacked Domestic at 17c
36 inch soft finished bleached domestic a quality that would cost
us about 22 1-2 cents to buy on today's market. We ve only one case
left, the entire lot is offered for Friday and Saturday's selling at 17c
I 35c Nurses' Clotk at 27c
The popular fabric is not only good for nurses uniforms but is fine
for children's dresses, ladies' tailored waists and skirts. Is plain white,
linen finish and 36 inches wide.Friday and Saturday 27c
I Misses 25c Hose at 19
Fine ribbed black hose of medium weight and good quality, all
sizes from 6 to JO; 25c value for Friday and Saturday 19c
1 Meu-'s $1.25 Dimity Union Suits at 98c
Made from fine check good quality white dimity well made, full cut,
all sizes $1.25 value, Friday and Saturday's price 98c
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WILMINGTON'S OPPORTUNITY.
Combine Colleges and Ask Cities to
Bid for New Location.
Decision of- the Presbyterians of
the State to combine Peace Institute,
Raleigh and Queens College, Char-
otte give3 this city the opportunity
of bringing the institution here, sev
eral of the princiDal cities of the
State, including Wilmington, having
been asked to bid on the proposition.
This information was contained ni a
letter received by the Chamber of
Commerce from Rev. J. H. Hender-
lite, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, of Gastonia, chairman of the
synodioal committee.
Messrs. Jesse F. Roache, J. B.
Rice and E. T. Taylor have been nam
ed by the chamber as a committee
to take the matter up locally and pre:
sent it to the people of the city.
This announcement ' will be of para
mount interest to all in this section
of the ,State and it is believed that
the city has claims that will merit
eerlous consideration. Both institu
tions are known not only throughout
the State, but in other sections of the
country and the city that secures the
combined college can feel Justly proud
of its achievement.
MRS. HANNAH F. CLOWE.
Funeral Services Will Be Held front
Residence TbA Afternoon. J
News of the death of Mrs. Hannah
F. Clowe, an aged and highly respect
ed woman, wMeh Occulted yesterday
afternoon at 3 oclock at her home,
310 North Seventh street, will be
learned with sorrow by her many
friends. Death was due to the natu
ral infirmities of advanced age. The
deceased it BHrvived by a daughter
and son, Mrs. C. E. McCulloch and
Mr. Charles Clowe. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the home and interment will ba
in Oakdale cemetery.
Speaking of his pitching corps, Man
ager Robinson of the Dodgers says
that Grimes will be able to hoH the
National league batsmen safe all the
way. 'Well, National league batsmen
are generally safe all the way when
facing Dodger twirlers
FY BAY!
MME.UNA CAVAUERl ; WELL AND STRONG-
WAS A WRECK
This Store is Closed This Afternoon.
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SATURDAY We will Show
New White Goods New Silk Hosiery
New"S
weaters
1 11 pl
A.
D. Brown Company
Buy More Liberty fonds.
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'Tis a Verj" Interesting Story
Louisiana Lady Tells About
What Cardui Did Fof Her
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Mme. Lfna Cavallerl, Star in Para
mount Pictures.
."Gismomla," the story of the sensa
tional fight for democracy made in
the fifteenth century, will be the next
Paramount picture in which Mme. Lina
Cavalieri will be starred. There will
be more than 12,000 people used in
this gigantic production, which will
have many interesting points in it
similar to the great war for democracy
Which is nowx being waged.
Echo, La. "For sixteen years, until
a year ago," writes Mrs. J. O. Guer
mger, of this place, "I suffered and
suffered from all kinds of pain, until I
got so run-down and weak I couldn't
i walk across the room I was a phys
ical wreck. . .1 kept getting worse and
worse and was confined to my bed for
three months.
j. Then some friends of mine advised
I me to try Cardui. After using three
bottles ... I was much improved . . .In a
month I was able to get up... and do
a little work, ,and soon after was
built-up, well and strong.
I used 13 bottles of Cardui all to
gether. Have been well and strong
esrer since. I am giving Cardui now
fo my daughter. It did me so much
good. I want her to try it.
I am glad to be able to make this
statement so other sufferers may be
benefited. I can never be thankful
enough fof what Cardui did for me."
Many thousands of women have had
similar experiences with Cardui, .the
woman's tonic.
Try it, if you suffer pain, feel run
down and .weak. . . - - ;,
Cardui, taken1 In time, when you
feel the first symptoms of trouble,
may save you a Jong spell of sick
ness. ' "" " "
or Friday and Saturday
We are displaying an exceptional line of
Wash
Dozens of various models and materials in plain white or colored stripes and
Plaids New fancy Belts and Pockets. Prices range from 98c to $5.98
Ladies' Gingham or
Voile Dresses
For House and Street Wear at
Moderate Prices $3.98 tp $9.98
Buy
Liberty Bonds
Today
And help win a lasting peace:
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