THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, SUNDAY, JUNE 30. 1918.
TO
Churches
METHOOIST.
Bladen Street, Fifth and Bladen
Streets. Rev. E. C Sells, pastor.
Serrices at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Morn
ing subject, "Effectual, Fervent Pray
er." Evening topic, "Loyalty to God
and the Church." Sunday school at
3:30 in the afternoon. The public Is
cordially invited and all wil be wel
comed. Fifth Avenue. Bev. J H. Mo
Cracken, pastor Regular services
Sunday at 1 a. m. arid 8 p. m., conduct
ed by the pastor. Sunday school at
9:45 in the morning. Mid-week pray
er service Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Epworth league meets Tues
day evening. A cordial welcome to
all.
BAPTIST.
Southsde, corner Fifth avenue and
Wooster street. Rev. R. P. Walker,
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the
pastor, anl at 8 p. m. by Rev. A. J.
Taylor, of Albemarle. Sunday school
at II a. m. Young people's prayer
service at 7 p. m. Prayer service at
8 Wednesday evening and B. Y. P. TJ.
Thursday evening at 8. Public is cor
dially invited to all services.
Calvary. J. A. Sullivan, pastor.
Sunday worship 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sermon subjects: morning, 'What
About Life's Problems;" night, "The
Bible Beer." Sunday school, 9:45 a.
m.; J. W. Hollis, superintendent. Ju
nior B. Y. P. U., 7 p. m. Sunbeams,
Monlay, 4:30 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday night. Teachers' meeting
and senior B. Y. P. U. Thursday
night. Home prayer meeting Friday
night A cordial welcome to all services.
PRESBYTYERIAN.
Church of the Covenant; Market and
Fifteenth streets. Re. Marion S.
Huske, pastor. Services: Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Sunday night services
at 8:15 o'clock. Mil-week prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening at 8:15
o'clock. " Strangers and visitors are
cordially invited to attend services at
this church.
EPISCOPAL.
St. Paul's, Sixteenth anl Market
streets, Rev. D. L. Gwathmey, rector.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion, 7:30. Sunday school,
9:45; morning prayer and sermon, 11.
No evening service "as the rector will
officiate at Wrightsville Beach. Serv
ice of intercession every Friday, 6:15
p. m. Visitors and strangers cordial
ly welcome at every service.
Wrightsville Beach chapel, Wrights
ville Beach. Sunday, June 30th, serv
ice and address by Rev. D. L. Gwath
mey, rector St. Paul's church, Wil
mington. St. John's, Third and Red Cross
tor in charge. Fifth Sunday after
Trinity, June 30th. Holy communion,
7:30 a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, 11. Even
ing prayer and address, 8:30. The
public is cordially invited to all services.
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CHRISTIAN.
Advent, Church and Fourth streets.
Rev. J. T. Johnson, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11
o'clock, conducted by Elder Clarence
JJ Kirby, a stulent at Aurora Alvent
Christian college. Subject of sermon,
'Sacrifice." Evening service at 7:45,
conductel by Evangelist J. F. Sher
ouse, of Jacksonville, Fla. Subject,
"Hell." Corlial invitation is extended
the public; special attention paid
strangers.
LUTHERAN.
St. Paul's, Sixth anl Market streets.
Morning services at 11 o'clock, con
ducted by Kenneth Otten. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
ADVENT.
Sixth Street. Morning service at 11
o'clock will be conducted by Elder Jo
seph Sherouse, of Jacksonville. Fla..
who is a speaker of pleasing person
ality and rare ability. The evening
service at 7:45 will be conlucted by
Elder C. L. Kirby, a student of Au
rora college, now traveling In the in
terests of this institution. The public
is cordially invited.
NEAR
ACCIDENT
WHEN
CATHni irv
st. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Fifth and
Ann streets. First mass at 8 a. m.
Last mass at 10:30 a. m. No. evening
service.
, Star of Sea Chapel, Wrightsville
.peach Mass at 9 a. m.
THE WAY OF GOD
IN THE WOBLD WAR
At St. Andrew's Presbyterian church
the pastor continues at the morning
hour his studies of the way of God in
the world war. His subject will be
"God's Purpose Concerning Israel." At
night the male quartette will lead the
singing, using popular Gosnel Hvmns
The interest in these services grows
steadily.
An Over-rips Tomato
and other over-ripe vegetables or fmitc
often cause very serious bowel trouble
In hot weather. Check it as quickly
as possible. Get a bottle of Grove's
Baby Bowel Medicine, a safe and sure
remedy ior summer uia.rrn.oeas. It is
just as effective for adults as for chil
dren. Adv.
Notice to Subscribers
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the circulation department and it
will be given immediate attention
CIRCULATION MANAGER,
.- The Dispatch.
THIS FUR WRAP IS JUST THE THING TOR A COOL SUMMER EVEN
ING. Both becoming and distinctive is this interesting fur of tailless er
mine. Surely nothing could be more attractive for a cool summer evening
(Copyright, Underwood & Underwood)
JONES MADE CAMP WITHOUT
EXPENSE TO GOVERNMENT
The utter foolishness of questioning
the patriotism and loyalty of a Wil-
mingtonian, be he white or colored,
was shown yesterday when J. A. Od-
rell, of the county draft board, was
advised that Frank Jones, New Han
over registrant, had presented himself
to the commanding officer at Camp
Taylor, near Louisville, Ky for se
lective service and had no papers to
show that the nation was entitled to
his services. Jones' story is rather
unusual. He was notified by Mr. Or-
rell that he was to report at Camp
Taylor on such a date and Jones re
ported without costing the country a
nickel. How and when he reached
Louisville, Mr. Orrell does not know.
He had been mentally classed as a
slacker and the sheriff' has bfenvlook
ing for him for the past two or three
days because Frank was told to pre
sent himself for entrainment and neg
lected to do so. Another registrant
was sent in his place, his action tak
ing another man into the service and
placing himself in camp without any
expense to the nation.
BARGE
WA
LAUNCHED
Man Knocked Into Water As
Ship Starts Off Secret
Service Busy
North Carolina State College
of Agriculture and Engineering
WEST RALEIGH
CcatitiQas brought about by tbe world war should remove all
doubt as to th value of teehnieal education. Increase of produc
tion in all lines Ic the demand of the times. Let your son equip
bifiurtf for ful, jroduetire cttltenthip. Let him have an oppor
tvfttty to aultrply his aHeUncy la whatever industry be may
engage.
State Oelltge offers four-year counsel in Agriculture, Agricul
tural CbetaUtry, Chemical Bnffbieermx, Civil Engineering, M eon an
leal Cnrinarfn, Eleetrtcal Cnctaeer&g, TertHe Industry. Dyeing-.
Military TmtnJa under V. 8. Army officer. Unit of Reserve
Officers' Training Corps. General government gives allowance to
partly pay for uniform. Juniors and Seniors receive pay amount
ing to over $100.00 per year. Summer Camp at Plattsburgh, New
York, tuli year attended fcy Juniors free of cost. Graduates who
take R. O. T. C. course if ealled Into service are assured commis
sions. Two hundred and forty scholarship yielding free tuition to needy
boys.
Young Ilea's Christian Association building- which cost $40,000.
ROlar (aid general secretary la charge.
Strode atalttlc teams.
rerawtts for admission, U units tentfe grade work coa-
s Short courses.
ftM4 eiftmrs, Catalogues and Entrance Blanks, write
E. B. OWEN, Registrar.
Rmrofi
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DA VID'S
What are good clothes ?
All clothes are good in the advertise
ment; and they all look . good when
you first see them. Of course they
do; nobody would buy them if they
were not good looking.
But "good" isn't the looks of 'em. It isn't style
only, tho style's part of it. It isn't fit only, tho fit's
part of it. Of course, if the clothes don't fit and stay
fit, you don't have much style. 'Good" isn't color
or pattern, however good these look to you.
The important part of good clothes is the part you
don't see. Better be on the safe side and come to this
store . for
f Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
They're as good inside as they look outside; that's
a fact, and we guarantee it.
The best Palm Beach, Cool Cloth and Mohair Coats
and Trousers to be had anywhere, $10.50 p
The A. David Co.
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Blum & Koch Straw Hats Etc.
(Special to The Dispatch.)
New Bern, June 29. Yesterday
morning a gigantic barge was launch
ed here. There came near being a
serious accident as the craft slipped
into the water. One of the men on
the runway failed to get out in time
and was knocked into the water and
remained there until the ship had been
launched, a period of more than a min
ute and a half. He escaped serious
injury.
Secret service men galore are visit
ing this place and making inquiry in
to conditions at the shipyard. "'Sol
diering" is not allowed at the plant
and when it is found that a man is
trying to beat the government by loaf
ing on the job he is at once dis
charged. There are a large number of sum
mer guests here now, both at the At
lantic hotel and also at the boarding
houses and at, the Hotel Charles, and
indications are that many others will
come down during the course of the
next few months.
Considerable interest is manifest
here in the primary "(o be held in the
fifth judicial district on June 29th at
which tinle a solicitor is to be chosen.
Rawls, of Pamlico, seems to be the
favorite in this section, although Hor
ton will get some votes.
Carteret county, along with several
other counties in this section, today
sent a number of white registrants off
to training camps. At Beaufort and
Morehead City friends and relatives of
the men who were going to prepare
to fight for America bid them adieu
and sent them on their way loaded
down with gifts.
In New Bern the registrants from
all over Craven county attended a
When You Give
A Box of Candy You
Should Give
HER
Wu
hitman9 s
Because She is Worthy of
the Best
J
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& FUTRELLE
Phone 21 1-212
1 07 Princess Street
short service at Christ Episcopal
church before- going to the train
which they boarded en route to the
camp.
Comparatively few white men in
any of the counties in eastern North
Carolina remain in the first class,
that being practically exhausted.
Decatur Flowers, held in the Cra
ven county jail on a charge of aiding
Oscar Brothers, of Carteret county,
beat and rob Ben and Lathal Leary,
two aged residents of the Lolands sec
tion some days ago, has lost that air
of non-concern which he had when
first placed in jail.
"I wish I were detttf," Flowers said
to one of the jail attendants a few
days ago, and there is not the least
doubt but that he is worrying over
the possible fate that wfll be handed
out to him when his case is tried.
The two old men who were so badly
beaten are said to be recovering from
their injuries and will probably live
to give evidence against the two men
who attacked them.
Shipments of Irish potatoes from
Pamlico county continue to be large,
and yesterday afternoon 14 solid car
loads of these were brought up to
New Bern, the mixed passenger and
freight train being two hours late on
that account.
The shipment today will probably
be heavier than was the case on yesterday.
The fast-stepping nags that will per-'
form over the "big line" trotting
circuit this summer are already fill
ing the stables of the North Randall
track in anticipation of the opening of
the Grand Circuit season there on July j
8.
DR.' W. N. WEEKS, Formerly with
BALTIMORE DENTAL
PARLORS
22J4 FRONT ST., WILMINGTON, N. C.
TRAINED DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
Telephone
Connection
1 SD A I P f a i a i TV
TEETH
W A
w All Work
Guaranteed
Separate and Convenient Offices for Whites and Colored
WORK DONE IN SAME DAY. TERMS TO SUIT
0R. W. N. WEEKS, Formerly with
Baltimore Dental Parlors
22J4 Front St. Across from Kress' and Masonic Temple
Look for Large Signs on Front and at Stairs
Pacific Coast mermaids are to en
gage in their second annual swimming
race across the Gollen Gate, at San
Francisco, on July 4.
The Red Cross trapshooting toura.
ment soon to be held at Camp Funstr!
promises to be one of the bam,
events of the season.
NO
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To Patrons of Street Cars.
New fare box equipment has been installed on street cars to register pen
nies as well as nickels. Passengers on city cars are requested to deposit all cash
fares in Fare Box. Paper tickets will be collected by Conductor.
Tidewater Power C
lore
Day
elk-Williams' Big Sale For Just One
We had determined to close this sale out on Saturday night, but so many of our customers pleaded that we
let the first of the month roll round with "Pay Day,' so that they could make even more extensive purchases,
that we yielded to their requests, and now announce
MODAY THE CLOSING DAY OF SALE
Domestics At
WholesalePrices
25c yard wide Bleaching at 18c
30c yard wide Bleaching at... 23c
36-in. Unbleached Domestic, light weight,
at 17c
36-in. Medium Weight Unbleached Do-
mestics 22c
27-in. Medium Weight Unbleached ' Do
mestics, at 12J4c
B6-in. Pure White Embroidery Cloth at.. 29c
27-in. Cannon Middy Twill at 29c
42-in. Pillow- Tubing, 45c value, at 29c
$2.50 Bird Eye Diapers, 27 ins. wide, at $1.98
27x27 Hemmed Diapers, $2.50 value, at $1.98
24x24 Hemmed Diapers, $2.25 value, at $1.79
No. 225 Longcloth, 12 yds. to bolt, at $2.69
35c Mamsutta Lingerie Cloth, 111 yds to
bolt, at $2.39
No. 300 Longcloth, 10 yds. to bolt, at. .$2.79
12-yd. bolt Nainsook, 27 ins, $3.50 value $2.98
10-yd. bolt Imperial $4.50 value ta. . ...$3.48
10-yd.. bolt Colonial Dame 36-in. $4.50
value .$3.48
10-yd. bolt Oyama 42 in. $4.75 value. .. .$3.98
30c 36-in. Pajama Check igc
35c 36-in. Androscoggin Bleachings 29c
200 36-in. Longcloth, 10-yd. bolt $2.19
10-yd. bolt Chimosa Check, 39 ins. $4.75
value , : $3.90
40-in. Cinderella Pink, 39 in. $5 value $4..0O
Friday Is
Remnant Day
We are going to make Friday a
well-remembered day by putting on
very special sale a large lot of Ro
senmann remnants at pefectly ridic
ulous prices. You'll want to be here
to get your share of the big bar
gains offered then
Special Ladies' Underwear
Ladies Fine Ribbed Silk Taped Un
dervest, without shoulder straps,
regular price 50c, Rosenmann Sale
Price . . , 25c
Ladies Fine Ribbed Undervest,
with narrow shoulder straps, regu
lar price 50c, Rosenmann Sale
Price 25c
35c Quality Ribbed Vest for. .19c
19c Quality Ribbed Vest for. .10c
Bed Linens,
Towels, etc.
72x90 New Era Sheets, Fair quality, at $1.29
1x90 New Era Sheets, Fair quality, at $1.59
1x90 Wear Well Sheets, best grade, at $1.79
72x90 Wear Well Sheets, best grade, at $1.65
63x90 Pepperell Sheets, good quality, at $1 .63
$2.50 full size Crochet Counterpanes at $1.89
$2.50 full size Crochet Counterpanes at $1.89
25c Turkish Bath Towels at 19
35c Turkish Bath Towels at 25c
25c Cotton Huck Towels at 19c
20c Cotton Huck Towels at 15c
15c Cotton Huck Towels at 9c
$4.00 Cotton Blankets, pair, at ....... -$3-39
63x90 Dimity Spreads $1-98
72x90 Dimity Spreads $2 29
50c Fancy Blue and Pink Plaid Turkish
Towels 390
9.8c Fancy Plaid Turkish Towels -69c
BELK-WILLIAMS COMPANY THE DEPARTMENT STORE 210-212 II. FRONT ST.