Nomination Coupon
Votes in Wilmington Dispatch New Era Circulation
Good for 5,000
Campaign.
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Nominated ty T
NOTB-HOnly' the first nomination blank; received when propeny
filled-ont, -will count 5,000 vote. The management reserve the right
t o reject any objectionable nominitlons.
Those' who make the nominations can upon request, have their
.t ; tvi u t-. wnTn4nnn rn sTiat ph who will under no cir-
xn hi c i. niuuitu s J ... rf
cumstances divulge same. Any one can make nominations,
yourself or a friend. ,
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Not Good After June 29, 1918.
Special Voting Coupon
Wiimington Dispatch New Era Circulation.
Good For 200 Votes
Address
District
For -
3ood for 250 votes when filled out and sent or mailed to the Cam
paign Department of The Wilmington Dispatch on or before expira
tion date. Trim carefully and not roll or t'- and fasten together
and write name on first coupon.
Miss
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Miss'
DelaTaylor . . ... . . , .
Norma Northam ......
, Sea Gate, ,N. C.
Miss Rosa Rodgers
Mrs.. Willie Smith ...
Miss Bessie Larkins .
Sadie -Butler
Berta Stanland .......
Maggie Hines . . . . . . . .
Salemburg, N. C.
Charlotte Holland . . .
Teachey, f. C
Ethel ' Sloan
Warsaw, N. C:
Miss Carrie Mae Garner
Miss Lou Mitchel Faisori ..
Miss Hulda Best . . .
Miss Annie Stokes .........
Miss Fannie Wilson .......
Miss Bessie Miller
Miss Vivian Best
M.'ss Annie Kate Powell ....
Miss Margaret Barden
Mrs. Robert Smith
Miss Leonora Womack
Mss Susie Faison
Miss Annie
45,000
. 4,200
43,400
32,250
39,900
52,000
47,600
41,200
48,800
54,400
43,200
38,800
37,200
40,400
45,500
43,000
40,200
41,200
42,000
36,600
43,400
49.800
CANDIDATES VOTES
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY
NOTICE THE INCREASE
With Tenacity and Determination Candidates Display Great
Effort Every Participant Anxious to Secure 250,000 Ex
tra Votes For Each Twenty -five Dollars in Subscriptions
This Week Offer Positively Closes Saturday, 10 P. M.,
June 29
The participants names are an- j Mrs.
nounced again today in The Dispatch, j Miss
and there can be readily observed that Miss
the votes' 'are moving skyward very Miss
rapidly. This, condition is brought j
about for the reason The Dispatch isi
in daily receipt of -many thousands of
the free votnig coupons for the differ
ent participants also many subscrip
tions are being received each day, and
The Dispatch desires to suggest to its
many readers now that the circulation
increasing very rapidly ana ine
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into many new
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Dispatch is going
homes every day.
Frienas Very Much Interested.
The friends of the many partici
pants are very much interested them- J Miss
selves in the Campaign that the'r fa- j Miss
vored candidate is making. This cer-: Miss
tainly speaks well for the success of !
C. H. Cromartie 33,300
Bessie Sasser 34,200
Irene Russell , 38,500
Dora Smith 32,250
Bessie Batson 47,000
Willie Long 33,000
Sam Baryman 43.000
Sadie Lane 35,250
Alma Lane 32,000
Burg aw, N. C.
Vera Pullen 39,900
Mabel Bowen 49,000
Lottie Brown 52,000
W. C. Meyers 31,300
Pearl Bowen 35,000
Mary Borden 49,900
Maggie Williams 32,300
Lila Croom 41,000
Ruby Lanier, RFD 38,250
Annie Batson, RFD 2 30,000
Clinton, N. C.
many participants, for the reason that Miss Minnie Winn . ... 40.Z50
without their friends co-operation ; Miss Nellie Moore 32,250
many of the candidates could not ac- Miss Laura Hobbs . 34.000
-comtll8h the success they hope for; Miss Kisie Jackson 51,200
co-operate each candidate possibly has
an average of
people who are
Miss Hattie Jackson 30,500
Miss Hattie Marshall 33.300
three or four different 1 Miss Jennie Belle Oats 36,000
co-operat'ne and de-iMiss Vldelia McClamb 36.500
votine their time to the interest of . Miss Alma Parker 29,900
some particular candidate. Each can- j Miss Lillian Packer 32,90
didate Is fast lin ng up their friends j Miss Bettie Stewart 50,000
to their support and the battle royal i Calypso, N, C.
for the Studebaker Six and the Chev-iMiss Henrieta Patton 44,000
rolet, also one of the other valuable Miss Sallle Sutton 34,000
and costly twelve awards, will soon be
cn in real earnest. There is not a can-
cuaace mat suuuia ovenoos iue i im
portance of securing every possible
subscription this week and receive
250,000 extra votes in addition to the
regular votes for each $25.00 secured
in nevr'bT renewal subscriptions.
Special. Vote Offer Positively Expires
" . Saturday.
The special vote offer now in vogue
will positively expire Saturday, June
29th. at. 10 n. in., and the different nar-
iiciyciiits suuuiu lane auvduutge ui iu
present great special voxe offer and
secure every subscription that they
possibly can by 10 p. m. Saturday.
ine new paracipanis mai are en-
.U. 4.1. M w. A J J n
a tart ine at a livelr eait. and in fact
. are really setting the pace for some
been active for the past two weeks.
i The individual volume of subscriptions
so far for each candidate is not so
overcome at sucn an eari7 aate or tne
c campaign, uivery canaiaate is prac-
loallir vn aTMiifermi Tint TVi TV
t patch advises every participant t- not
; - t - 3 i .
ovciiuui Laiviiig auvauio.se Oi every
' inducement for extra votes and by all
; means taae aavantage or tne present
great. Inducement and secure many ex
trft votes : in fact, "hlore ktra vof i nn
subscriptions secured are issued THIS
-WKKK tnftTI ftTlV flltlirA tima ilnrln o-
- J . W bXM.V UUilUg
' the life of the Camoaien.
Miss
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Miss
Mildred Brodgen 37,200
Castle Hayne, N. C.
Margaret Blossoms 35,000
Lena Savage 36,600
Edelweiss Shearin 37,600
Falton, N. C.
Annie Adams, RFD 1 42,200
Alie Williams, RFD 1... 41,250
Hattie McCullen, RFD 1.. 39,000
Earl Hatcher 38,000
Marie Faison 39,200
Margaret Cooper 41,250
THE TWO GRAND CAPITAL
t AWARDS.
1 - First Capital Award, Studebaker
Six. Fully equipped. Value $1,507.50.
Second Capital Award, Chevrolet
' Five-Pasenger Tourins Car. Model
495 Fully equipped. Value $745.00
DIVISION "A"
. : Comprises all of the following
counties: New Hanover (outside
corporate limits of the city of Wil
mington), Cumberland, Duplin, Ons
low, i Pender, ; Jones, Sampson and
Wayne.
AWARDS FOR THIS DIVISION.
First, Victor Victrola.
Second, choice of any Singer
Sewing Machine, inclusive of $74
in, value.
Third, Forty-two Piece Chest of
fSIIver, . - .. ... "
Fourth, ; Twenty-four i'lece cnest
of Silver , ,
.Fifth, Eastman Kodak.
" ej-rtanHHf fJold Wrist Watch.
. Five Per Cent. Commission to
all not 'securing an awara. -
C.
Autrvvftle, N.
Mlssida Autry, RFD 1...
: Bowden, ,N. C.
Miss Beetle Jioftta : . . .
Miss Katherlne Kornegay
Letha Precythe
Viola Lee ,
Ellen Hatcher
Rachel Witherington ,
Jacksonville, N. C.
Miss Virginia Koonce ......
Kenansvllle, N. C
Miss Daisy Jones
Mrs. G. A. Gavins, Sr ,
Miss Annie Dail
Miss Ernestine Whaley ...
Miss Ethel Wallace
Magnolia, N, C.
Miss Evelyn MIddleton ...
Miss Lyda Southerland . . .
Miss Mae Parker
Mount Olive, N. C.
Mrs. E. A. Taylor
Rose Hill, N. C.
Miss Beaulah Cobb
Miss Ethel Hatcher
Miss Pattie Aaron
Miss Lillian Byrd
Miss Margaret Steele Martin
Miss Kate.W. Steele
Miss Blanche James
Miss Norma Hatch
Miss Mary McGee
Miss Esther Tatum
Mrs. Carrie Ross
Miss Hattie Wooten
Miss Alice Rouse
Miss Eflie Russell
Miss Daisy Moore
Miss Nettie Lanier
Miss Lucy Southerland
Miss Mildred Scott Early . . .
Rocky Point. N. C.
Miss Isabelle Brown
Miss Pearl Snarkmari
Mrs. W. H. Peden . . .
Miss Wllma Casteen.
Miss Pauline Futch, RFD 1
Mrs. W. H. Malpass
Miss Helen Bell, RFD 2 . . . .
Southport, N. C
Miss Elizabeth St. George"
Mis Irma Davis ;
Miss Louise Standland' " '. .
Miss Eloise Daniel
Miss Janie James ....,'.""
Miss May Arnold '. '.
Miss Leslie Ruark
Miss Sallie Dosher .
Miss Hortense Mintz
Miss Annie Carr
j Miss Laura Lars en .
42,000 Snug Harbor.
L. A. Blue,. ....
C. C. Craft
Miss. Ameritt Moore . .
Missr Ruth Rodgers
Mrs. M. B.. McCauley.
Mrs.
Lee Best 40,750
Miss Helen Fonveille 45,600
Miss Joyce Jones 48,80
Miss Nancy Taylor 46,300
Miss Lola Quinn 43,900
Miss Marion Loftin 44,800
Miss Olivia Best 49,750
Miss Mattie Owens 46,000
Miss Ann'e Lee Adkins 48,900
CC B!.U..fl. etaoinshrdlu
Willard, N. C.
Miss Catherine Page 53,000 j
Miss Callie Wells 38,800
Watha, II. C.
Miss Jessie Peace 43,250
Mrs. J. M. Lee 39,900
Mrs. J. G. Blake 36,600
Wilmington, N. C.
Miss Annie Taylor 43,250
Miss Lula Woody, RFD 1 44,000
Miss Hazel Bishop, RFD 1 42,200
Miss Lena Middleton, RFD 1.. 37,750
Miss Elizabeth Shepard, RFD 2 53,500
Miss Thelma Webster, RFD 1. 54,900
Miss Mary Bradshaw. RFD 1.. 37,750
Miss Mary Huey, RFD 1 55,200
Miss Janie Walton, RFD 1 41,000
Miss May Sinclair, RFD 1 39,900
Miss Daisy Bryant, RFD 1 37,000
Miss Isabelle Bryan. RFD 1 43,000
Miss Gladys Page, RFD 1 42,200
Miss Evelyn Herring 52,000
Miss Thelma Howard, 3 P. M.
avenue 40,400
Miss Carrie Pearson, 115 Is..
Eighth street 49,200
Miss Mildred Sidbury, 1738 Car
olina avenue 65,500
Miss Sallie Congleton, 619 Sur
ry street 47,800
Wallace, N. C.
Mnss Lillie Dixon 43,2o0
Miss Lena Carter 39,900
Miss Ellen Rose 45,250
Miss Margaret Hall 42,200
Miss Ruth Teachey 36,300
Miss Madge Southerland 43,000
Miss Virginia Warde 39,600
Miss Ruth Williams 40,000
Miss Annie Carr 44,400
Miss Rena Sykes 55,000
Miss Alice Hussey 47,200
Miss Jessie Rose 51,000
Miss Allle Hill Boney 48.000
Miss Ethel Mae Boney 48,250
Mrs. Cleveland Williams 50,600
Miss Elizabeth Campbell .... 47,750
Miss Rebecca Caldwell.; .. 43350
Miss, Virginia Bryant. RFD ... 42,000
Miss Eleanor Southerland 43,800
Miss Elizabeth McGowan 40,250
Miss Virginia James 36,750
Miss Wirtha Ennie 45,500
Mary A.; Beckwith . .'
I W-v ;: yAltsbrook," S. ' C. .
Miss'Ruth, Allsbrook .... ,
"frZ i 5 ' Ab'botsfiurgV'N. ,C.
Mlssda, Suggs r:.
Miss' Margaret Craven . .1
." Bolivia, N. C.
Miss Vera McKeithan .......
Miss Grace Mizelle
"' v Bolton, N C.
Miss Arlane Barber ....... . .
Miss Bith Troy ; .. l ..........
Miss Lois Allen: ....
Mrs. J. H. Steward
Mrs. G. T. Myers
Mrs Ingram
Mrs: tParker :
Boardman, N. C.
Miss Pearl Williams '..
Miss Grace Stevens
Miss Mabel Malsby
Miss Janie Edwards
Miss
42,200
50,000
........ x 38,800
54,800
44,000
. s :
43,600
40,000
47,800
44,250
46,000
41,250
49,000
45,500
34,000
5,000
5,000
42,500
40,250
42,000
47,750
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DIVISION "B"
Comprises the following . counties of
North Carolina: Brunswick, Bladen,
Columbus, Robeson and Scotland
counties. Also all of South Carolina
within a radius of 100 miles of Wilmington.
50,250
33.000
.,34,200
37,750
45,500
43,300
38,000
32,200
39,000
42,200
, 31.500
58,000
40,000
. 47,750
.34,200
. 34,400
36,000
29,000
38,800
47,250
54,000
29,900
31,300
36,500
32,300
36,300
39,900
.,40,400
32,250
39,800
40,633
40,200
AWARDS FOR THIS DIVISION.
First, Victor Victrola.
Second, choice of any Singer
Sewing Machine, inclusive of $74.00
in value.
Third, Forty-two piece Chest of
Silver.
Fourth, Twenty-four Piece Chest
of Silver.
Fifth, Eastman Kodak. j
Sixth, Solid Gold Wrist Watch. 'x
Five Per Cent. Commission to all
not securing an award. :
Acme, N. C.
Miss Isabelle Russ 47,750
Agnes Britt 43,250
Bladenboro N. o.
Miss Marie Jordan .'. 44,400
Miss Ethel Thompson 42,000
Miss Pauline Hillman 46,600
Miss Emma Freeman .. .'. 42,800
Miss Clara Freeman 39,300
Miss Vera Storms 37,600
Cerro Gordo, N. C.
Miss Aenks Griffin 43,200
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Miss Minnie Williams 39,200 rMiss
Miss Hattie Benton 40,400
Miss Ruby Martin 43,250
Chadbourn, N. C.
Miss Eula Lennon 38,250
Miss Sayde Inman 38.500
Miss Lena McDonald 41,400
Miss Alice Love 46,200
Miss Eunice Boyette''. 48,000
Miss Ruth Inman 45,000
Clarkton, N. C.
Miss Margaret Clark 50,200
Miss Fay Richey 45,750
Miss Bessie Smith 43,250
Miss Lula Mae Smith 45,250
Miss Lewellyn Sandland 43,300
Council, N. C
Miss Alma Mears 49,800
Miss Annie Bradshaw 47.S00
Miss Eunice Squires 49,300
Miss Rosa Mae Grimsley 49,300
Conway, S. C.
Miss Minnie Vault . 48.250
Miss Pearl Norton . . . . , 52600
Elkton, N. C.
Miss Margaret Priest 51,200
Miss Aline Register 47,750
Evergreen, N. C.
Miss Lizzie Griffin 45.250
Miss Lola Bell Nance 48,000
Miss Sudie Benton 40,200
Fair Bluff, N. C.
Miss Eva Elvington 48,000
Miss Grace Powell 46,800
Miss Pauline Renf row 40.900
Miss Blanche Martin 47,500
Miss Lillian Battle 42.250
Miss Mary Cribb ' 44.500
Miss Mary Wilkerson 43.250
Freeman. N. C.
Miss Ethel Grimsley 52000
Miss Pecolia Grice 51,000
Miss Winnie 'May Byrd 42,250
Miss Minnie Hardy 53,000
Fairmont, N. C.
Mrs. J. L. Watson 49,900
Mrs. H. L. Blue 38,800
Mrs. H. W. Brown 36,300
Miss Bennle Becker ...... 33.500
Miss Opal Keeter 45,300
Miss Betty McGowan 41,000
Miss Belle McGowan 37,600
Miss Blanche Bullock 47,250
Miss Cathie Bullock 46.300
Miss Rosa Lee Floyd 45,250
Miss Penelope Ashley 54,800
Hamlet, N. C.
Miss Doris Milton 48,000
Miss Marie Cowan 49.300
Miss Gertrude Pleasants 45,500
Hatlsboro, N. C.
Miss Lois Thompson 43,300
Miss Ethel Frink 42,500
Miss Dorothea Mears 40,750
Miss Meta Barefoot 53,000
Miss Grace Carroll 48,800
Miss Ruby Thompson 42,800
Hampstead, N. C.
Miss Beulah Howard 50,500
Lanvale. N. C.
Miss Bessie Bellamy 55,000
Laurlnburg, N. C.
Miss Mamie Hammond 42,200
Miss Emma Neal Covington . . . 50,250
Miss Berry Bryant 40,400
Miss Berta Covington 41,900
Miss Minnie Mae Hammonds.. 42,250
Miss Gladys Covington 54,400
Miss Mary Arnes 47,600
Leland, N. C.
MIsssBessie Neeham, RFD .... 43,200
Miss Annie Lou Knox, RFD .. 46,300
Mrs. H. A. Williams ......... 47,300
Mrs . W. G . Adams . . ... .... 48,000
Miss Edith Vereen 40,200
Miss Beatrice Williams 44,250
Miss Lena Rose ,. 41,000
Loris, S C.
Miss Galdys Butler 45.000
Miss Lila Harrelson ............. 46.300
Miss Claude Stanley ..... . 4G.600
Miss Gladys Graham 47,000
Mrs. E. P. Widmer 54,800
Lumberton, N. C.
Miss NellytTyson 43,500
Miss Nannie Thompson 37,800
Miss Myrtle Pope 38,750
Hildred Weinsteln 39,900
Flora Wlshart 46.000
Carrie May Hedgpath .. 38,300
Mary Biggs 43.200
Mrs. C. B. Skipper, Jr 42,250
Miss Leigh Pope : 36.000
Mrs. Regan Mclntyre 47,250
Miss Monnie Collins 51,250
Miss Dorcas Williams -. 49,000
Miss Annie Burt Stainback ... 46.000
Miss Margaret Pope . . .., 53.000
Miss Eulalia McGill ...... 55,200
Maxton, N. C.
Miss Maude. Cottingham 30.000
Town Creek, N. C.
Miss Lizzie Frank Cannon . . . . 43.300
Miss Gussie Skipper 41,250
. Vineland, N. C.
MIss 'Lucile Pierce . . 36,600
Miss Pearle Harrelson 55,400
Wananish, N. C.
Mrs. G. H, Clark 42,200
Mrs. J. K. Council 51,250
Mrs. R. C. Dellinger 48,900
x Whlteville, N. C.
Miss Margaret Crowell 43,300
Miss Kitty Malsby 47,500
Miss Ethel Burns 46,750
Miss Mamie Davis 48,800
Miss Virginia Bugg 45,400
Miss Hattie Watkins 40,300
Miss Estelle Hayes 45.250
Mrs. M. T. Moyers 40,400
Mrs. Yates Powell 48,250
Mrs. Lottie Powell 41,000
Mrs. Bertha Smith 51.800
Miss Lillie Cook 43,300
Lake Waccamaw, N. C.
Miss Lizzie Carroll 4,600
Miss Mary McGwigan 50,200
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER
Effective June 20. 1913
Leaves Wilmington everv day
Saturday. 9:30 a. m. -cayescePl
Leaves Wilmfnirt
a. m. and 1:00 p Tm
weaves Wilmington Sunday q.,ft
m. and 6:00 p. m. a-
Leaves Southport everv dav PT
Saturday, 2:30 p. m. ' 7 esceW
Leaves Southport Saturdav r-u
m. and 4;00 rT m. " uJ a-
Leaves Southport Sundav Vf.n
and 8:30 p.m. P-m.
By rirtue of the pot ( f
tained in a certain mortgage
IxtUe Dinkins. of WilVV bj
1916, and duly registered on :Jhh
of New Hanover eountv in . reorJ
page 324. the undersigned n"l-?-
Uc auction to the higuet bif' pub"
on Tuesday, July 9th, 191" -t Ui,Jrr.
th following described'proe'tv in
city of Wilmington, N c ' ' ln Us
Beginning in the eastern lb n, v, rk
street at a point GO feet north f- aU
street and running thence Dt ai stil
lline of Ninth Btreet 33 feeV sa:il
parallel with Castle street f.:pr. ;.wst'
south, parallel wirh irM.' 1 .nca
t&enee vest, parallel with 1
ifxi. 10 me point 01 beiTiT-n'- ,n , '
ern line of .Ninth street. "Jl? fjl'
pan oi lot o in Dlock 95, according t t"s
present official plan of the "in" tte
W. M. CUMM1NQ.
19,000
10.500
15,000
54,850
S9.250
35,000
38.250
'39;000
42,200
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
Miss Marjery McCloud
Miss Katherane McRae ..,
Laura Chandler
Marion, 8. C.
Alma W. Smith
Margaret Frinke
Luna Smith ,
Margaret Huggins ..,
Florence Stockhouse .
Ryland Bryant ..... .
Mullins, S. C.
Miss May Huggins 38,200
Miss JeBsie Byrd ... 41,000
Miss Annie Hunter 37,000
Miss Roena Ariel 42.200
Mrs. Herbert Martin ; . 33,300
Mrs. Stephen Parrot 36,500
Miss Mayme C. Wolff . 55.600
McDonald. N. C.
Donnfe Oreyard 45,250
Cathlyn McClain 48,800
Nichols, S. C.
Annie Jackson 45.300
Eunice DuBoise 39.600
Sallie Pittman 53,900
Miss Mary Jones . . . 34,400
Miss Elsie Booker 47,750
Miss Eulalia Norton 39,300
Miss Eula Price 39,900
Newberlin, N. C.
Miss Grace Pridgen
Miss Marie Doster
Miss Sudie Hufham
Orrum, N.jC.
Miss Vera Floyd . i-.
Miss Caroline Nye . . w.
Proctorvllle, N. C.
Miss Blanche Surles
Miss Hattie Graham 42,250
Phoenix, N. C.
Miss Edith Vereen 39.800
MissLila Chinnis 43,300
Mrs. Daisy Williams ...... 38,250
Pembroke, N. C.
Miss Mabel Haynes 45,750
Miss Leona McCullen s ........ 39,900
Rogers Mills, N. C.
Miss Geneva Thomas 48,850
Rowland, N. C.
Miss Elizabeth Evans 39,300
Miss Esther McNeil 49,000
Miss Janie Stanton 42.200
Bessie Broke 43,750
Supply, N. C.
Grace Kirby 50,500
.41.250
47,000
52.250
44,000
46,000
55.750
Miss
Miss
Miss
Pickard
Tabor, N, C.
Alice Carmichaei
Sallie Jarrell
Minnie Payne ...
Myrtle Strickland
Miss Velma Bell . .
Miss Ada Graham ......
Miss Maude Wright ....
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Miss
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Miss
8,300
48,000
45,400
48.250
43,300
44,200
49,000
36,600
NUX-lRONi
jF- 1918
TONIC
With Paw-Paw Added
THREE POWERFUL
FORCES IN ONE
PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM
ftir. JLi.o. watson, oy occupation ,a
paperhanger, residing at No. 5
Princess street, Wilmington, -N. C
says:
I was ran down, suffering from
constipation, nervous indigestion and
stomach troubles. Hearing of the re
markable virtue in Ironized Paw-Paw,
I purchased a bottle at Elvington's
drug store. Began to take it three
.times before meals, and in a few days
I felt like a new man; can eat any
thing I like now without distress, and
can recommend it to any sufferer, as it
does all that you claim for it, and will
never be without some in my home.
When run down, nervous, tired and
worn out all the time, take this reli
able preparation and know what it is
to again feel like your old self. The
cost, regardless of the size of your
purse, is the same, and it may be se
cured without trouble at Elvington's
Dependable Drug Store, and by taking
it one loses no time from work or
pleasure and soon feels, the wonderful
transformation which comes over one
when regaining strength, vitality and
old ambition. Get a bottle today. In
terstate Drug Co., Inc., New York.
Adv.
MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of tlip iimvBrt ,,T- -
in a certain mortgage deed b- f
Dmkins, of Wilmington, x , ; t'
Cummings, bearing date Mar-V i t- ri'"
and duly registered on the . - " i v '"
Hanover county in book &o, az'u -T
the undersigned will sell at Va ;i f ,. '
dav. .Tnlv nth iQiv u, t- J 4ei--
Beginning the eastern line of Xhth Etreo.
at a point 102 feet north from the nonam
line of Castle street and nmn'c
along the said eastern line of
"iu -asi.ie street, l feet- thc'ii
southwardly, parallel with Nirti tr.f 1
feet; thence weatwardly. parallel vi
jasue street, bt reet to the besinri
same beinar thi nnrthinict!..- .
in block io, according to the present oin-
yxau. ui lue 6UIU CUV 01 UiiThrt v
N- C. V. M. CUMMIN 'L'
36,000
37,000
44,400
42,250
39,800
43,600
47,250
46,500
33,300
35,500
. 38,200
38,800
57,000
35.800
30,900
30,800
43,000
48,800
43,250
59,800
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
N. C.
48,000
' 94 MA
wwuw ...... 44,400
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FORECLOSUBE SALE
By virtue of the power of sile con
tained in a certain mortgage mace v
Stacy Adams to the Wilmiaon Hom"e
stead and Loan Association an; rt"is--fi
in book 93, page 39 of the recor.u'pf
New Hanover county, the undersigned Vl,1
sell, to the highest bidder, at public auc
tion, for cash, at the courthouse door a
th city of Wilminsrtoc, on FrMav
12th day of July. 1918, at 12 o'clock m
the following described property sitirt
in the city of Wilmington:
TtoAt lot beginning at the intersects 01
the western line of Eighth street with the
northern line of Xixon street; runs thence
northwardly along the western line ot
Kighth street 60 feet; thence westwardly
and parallel with Nixon street 100 feet
thence southwardly and parallel wnh
Eighth street 60 feet to the northern line
of Nixon street; thence eastwards along
the northern line of Nixon street 150 feet
to the beginning, and being part of lot 3,
block 338, and the same as convsyed tc
T. J. Qalnlivan to S. A. Adams or. the otl
of November, 1917, to which deed refer
ence to--made for a more particular de
scription, said deed being registered k
book 9S, page 103.
This 11th day of June. 191S.
WILMINGTON HOMESTEAD AN'D
LOAN ASSOCIATIU.V.
By John D. Bellamy, Attorney. 0-ll-30t
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
By virtue of a decree of the superloi
court, made on the 30th day of April. ISIS,
in the case therein pending of "Alice Lar
kins and husband, J'ohn Larkius. vg.
Thomas Harms, John J. Furlong, Janieg
Pearce, Thomas Pearce, Henry Pearee,
Pearce, Pearce, Rebecca Harriss,
Thelma Pearce, Clarence Pearce, Albert
Edward Harriss, William A. Harriss,
Frances Harriss, Ralph Harriss, Norma
et.i.e wiohnlaa Hurries LuLa Harriss.
J. M. Woolard. Jessie T. Harper and Jes
sie Harper," the undersigned will sell, to
the highest bidder, at public auction, for
cash, at the courthouse door iu the city
of Wilmington, on Thursday, the 11th day
of July, 1918. at 12 o'clock M., the follow
ing described lot of land in said city oi
Wilmington : Beginning at a point in the
northern line of Queen street SO feet east
froms northeast intersection of Queen and
Second streets; runs thence eastward y
along the northern line of Queen street ii
feet; thence northwardly and parallel With
Second street 66 feet; thence westward
and parallel with Queen street 42 feet,
thence southwardly and parallel with Sec
ond street 66 feet to the beginning, and
being part of lot 6. block ,. tins
to the official plan of the said city uf
Wilmington.
This 10th day of June, 191S.
WILLIAM M. BELLAMY,
6-10-30t . Commissioner.
FORECLOSURE SALE
of sale contained in a certain attel mort
srage from J. H. Johnson and J. F. -"L'
duly recorded in the records of New uan
over county, North Carolina, in book ;
at page 333. the undersigned mrtgagM
wilL on Friday. June 2Sth. 11S. "
o'clock, m.. at the courthouse door in tn
citr oi Wilmington, N. C, offer for sale
by imbUc auction, for cash, to the
bidder, tne following personal property,
t0rln steel Mullen rowboats. Pted JJ
oolor, trimmed in blue; seven Mtigan
towboats. painted lead color, trimmed la
blue; two Old Town canoes manufac ared
by the Old Town Canoe Co., Maine, Jo feel
long; painted dark green; one gasoline
launch, named Dixie, and also all oars,
oar locks and fixtures to said boats, au
of which said property can now be seen
at Greenfield lake.
Dated this May 30th, 191S. m(,v
GUEENFIELD PARid DEVELOPMT
COMPANY. 6-vt
MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained "in a certain mortgage deea
made by Virgie Stafford and her hus
band, John Stafford, of Wilmington,
N. C, to W. M. Cumming. bearing daw
3rd November, 1915, and duly re0
tered In the records of New Hanover
county, in book 79 at page 442, the un
dersigned wilTsell at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder. o
Wednesday, July 24th, 1918. the j
lowing described property in tbe CIlJ
of Wilmington, N. C: .
Beginning in the eastern line
Twelfth street sixty-six (66)
north from Wooster street, and ru
ning thence north thirty-three
feet on Twelfth street; thence ea
parallel with Wooster street, one nu
dred (100) feet; thence south. pa-
lei with Twelfth street, thirty-tnre
(33) feet; thence west, Pllel,?Jn,
Wooster street, one hundred
feet to the point of beginning m jp
eastern line of Twelfth street, w
same being the southwest part 01
5, in block 70, according to the P
ent official plan of the said city
Wilmington, N. C. fTw,rTvo
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