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jjBIS THE YOUNG
WOMEN OP AMERICA
' Jtx. message from Dr.. Anna Shaw
.Awoss the seafrom France , with
wf.ery closing day of the heroic strug-
gf$is.ot our.figltllng men.t here comes
' rfaaiore Imperative call to the women
d&Z .America So assume their full
- gOtoiTt of asponsibility in winning
CJttic. wotti war for the right of men,
mWnH -T"i nations to live their own
0n..ani determine their own tor
fgnnes. 'Xrvere -exists now an extreme need
C6BTjat3east 25,000 women of charac
taeri "intelligence and education to fill
Cb aps in our hospital staffs caused
tpvlie. calling of many thousands of
3tijed nurses to the fighting front.
."Jjaere is only one way to fill these
f'M:'- By keeping our hospital train
eHf ...schools supplied with students,
(tj&jt. are not only preparing for ser
vos abroad and at home at the end
rff tfSieir course and at the same time
gtm equipping themselves to earn
Ctoneir -UvjijLg in me of the noblest of
z gjinolessions, but from the very out
cast of their course are serving their
jcfrtratry as well as learning.
'. Tr.lm.Surffeon General of the JLTnit
t$E States Army, the Surgeon Gener
al Cl the United States Public Health
fiferVice., the American Red Cross, the
Cftwwal .Medical Board and the Wo
tsian's Committee of the Council oi'
jSTfcticnal Defense therefore unite in
SSflc earnest appeal for 25,000 young
-$r3Sufn bttween the ages of 19 and
'33. .!tP.enr.oU in wliat shall be called
t2'JUila States Student Nurse Ra
irtsrwe. '-Tie enrollment began on
JfaS.T V 1918. Those who register
-5fc.fJls volunteer body will engage
r tfcl-lipid; ?hfemselves in readiness until
J-' jf XvV 'I. 1919, to be assigned to
ri JfTiinJng -schools in civilian hospitals
Vi6"C 'tJ,..Mie Army Nursing School a:ii
their course of study and ac
tS'vr .student nursing.
" 7.1'i service which we are asking
- csajls Jur the best that the woman
' Ijeiod of .America can offer in cour-
ptffc...' deylioo, . and resourcefulness.
V TJl "e .fan uot go forward to victory ov
'vacv'ia if the nives and families of our
"'Scatters are not sustaiuei ii: Ljait.-.
' s'sS .strength, if we can no; rrotoc.
MSS" workers against the liacrils o;
xessr Industries, if we can not defeat
MH&'fcSent and disease, our enemies at
frOES-e. Upon the health of the Amer-
people will depend the spirit of
fjie5r ixes in the field.
- utetlng o the urgency of the need,
aindersiguM have asked the Stat::
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. Turlington & Morrison j
lowing are the Southern States from
which the white men now called
will come, and the camps to which
each quota Is assigned:
Alabam, 850 Camp Gordon, Ga.
North Carolina, 4,500 Camp
Jackson S. C.
South Carolina, 1,400 Camp
Jackson, S. C.
West Virginia, 1,500 Camp
Greenleaf, Ga.
Georgia, 2,750 Camp Gordon.
Florida 1,300 Camp Jackson.
Oklahoma, 7,000 Camp Pike,
Ark.
Texas, 4,000 Camp Travis, Tex.
Other assignments to Southern
camps follows:
' Camp Greenleaf, Ga., 2,500 from
Connecticut; Camp Wadsworth, S.
C, 4,000 from Illinois; Camp Jack
son, S. C, 2,800 from Massachusetts;
Camp Gordon, Georgia, 6,400 from
New York; Camp Lee, Va. 10,000
from Pennsylvania.
Negro registrants are called as fol
lows:
Virginia 651, Camp Lee, Va.
North Carolina 2,738, Camp
Greene, N. C.
South Carolina 1,848, Camp Jack
son, S. C.
Tennessee 1,266, Camp Greene, N.
C.
Mississippi 2,000, Camp Shelby,
MiS3.
Texas 1,750, Camp Travis, Texas.
Louisiana 897, Camp Pike, Ark.,
250 Camp Travis, 2,000 Camp Beau
regard, La.
Georgia 1,152 Camp Jackson,
2,000 Camp Gordon. ,
Florida 1,000, Camp J. E. John
ston, Fla.
Alabama 1,994, Camp Taylor.
Other assignments of negro regis
trants to Southern camps follows:
Camp Lee, Va., 457 from District
of Columbia and 892 from Pennsylvania.
the undersigned assignee will, pur-1
suant to and under cue terms of the
power of sale contained in said Con
ditional Sales contract, ,at chattel
mortgage, and under the laws of the
State of North Carolina 'on
SATURDAY, .THE 10TH DAY OF
August 1!)18
Between the hours of 12 M. and 1 1".
M., Sell at the Court House
Door in Wilson County
at public auction, to the highest bid
der the following described personal
property: J')
One new'JtBdebaker Four Cylin
der, one-half ton express mofoi
truck, 1917 model, being serial Num
ber 107,367 and Motor Number 9,
186. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, unless
otherwise agreed between the pur
chaser and the undersigned at the
time of sale.
This 17th day of July, 1918.
Commercial Investment Trust,
Assignee of Edgar G. Lee, Mortgagee.
F. S. Hassell,
Attorney for Assignee.
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WE ARE
receiving every day
shipment of
FALL GOODS
HARD ON ANIMALS
The hot weather Is certainly hard
on animals as well as people.
Last night the veterinary surgeons
of this city were being called for
from far and near to go out and
treat horses and mules that had
been overcome by the heat.
The city was hard hit last night.
Out of three horses stricken it lost
two a valuable mule and horse de
spite every effort to save them.
CLASSIFIED MS.
DO IT NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO
LATE
Take out your Pack House Insurance
protecting you against loss by fire.
James S. Whitehead, or C. T. Harris,
Agent. J-26-tf
FOR SALE: 1 iron safe at a bar
gain. Paige Motor Car Co., Tar-
boro street. A-6-3tD-eod
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F
OUND BEING
FOR RENT: Two large unfur
nished rooms with use of hall and
bath; suitable for light housekeep
ing. Apply 215 W. Vance St.
A-7-tt
WANTED
WANTED: Your House, vacant lot
or farm to sell, we get results.
Geo. A. Barfoot & Co., Real Es
tate. A-8-6tU
Daughter Had Suffered All Her Life.
Now in Splendid Health Trou
bles Gone and She Plays All the
'J line.
'"You ought to see what a won
derful change Tanlac has made in
my little girl, why, she's like a diff
erent child," said Captain T. M. Har
rell, residing at Ingleside Georgia,
who was for twenty-five years a
conductor on the Seaboard.
"The child was never strong and
had suffered ever since a baby," he
continued. "She complained of
headaches most all the time and her
kidneys gave her no end of trouble.
She had no appetite and what littlo
she ate soured on her stomach and
would put her In misery for hours,
4fctelons of the Women's Committee so that she could hardly sleep at
atSfike Council of National Defense, j niht. She was weak ana nervous
t&tse&gh. their local units, to enroll and could not play like other chil
"fta 55.000 women needed. We ask , dien .although sha wanted to. We
' women of America to support us' gav-; her one thing after another,
(fcy .cur further effort not to lower
" anertcan hospital standards, and to
- jjffte vus the practical assurance of
gkeSx suj-port by going to the nearest
fMHROltlng station established by the
Xtfifsnoxfi Committee of the Council
tfr?"Kational Defense on or after July
""W S3Pol enrolling in the United States
sfJJjBflent Nurse Reserve.
. ' Anna Howard Shaw,
; tfDfoaJrman, Woman's Committee,
. Council of National Defense.
31gned by W. C. Gorgas, Surgeon
Cfneral, United States Army; Rup
rt Blue, Surgeon General, United
gFXates Public Health Service.
2PRAFT CALL FOR AUGUST
ISSUED
110,207 Draft Registrants Qualified
For General Military Service
Washington, Aug. 8. Calls for
22&207 draft registrants qualified
tbx general military service to Join
fgon colors before the end of August
rt-xe issued tonight by the Provost
Igffttsnal General.
' 1 &B9 feundred thousand white reg
fSsfcncJs from forty-three States are
jtaKkral entrained between August
W2 and-A-inrt th. Twenty-one
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fad (.0.1,
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,., Tv,f.yt of Columbia
it; ' '1 .10,207 ne
, "J.'nin August
t; ' c number of
I r i '" r: to aiinm
, v' .- .. 1 Hrd
but nothing did her ny good.
"I found the right thing for her,
though, when I started giving her
Tanlac. She began picking up right
soon after she started taking it. Her
strength has been built up wonder
fully, her kidneys don't worry her
like they did and she eats and sleeps
like any other healthy youngster.
Tanlac has given her health and hap
piness and she's now going to school
and playing along with other chil
drf n ns if she d never been sick at
all.
Tanlac Is sold in Wilson by Tur
lington and Morrison.
WANTED: Several women to op
erate machines. Apply ready for
work. Carolina Laundry. A-7-tf
Many Special
BARGAINS
for Saturday trade.
Come in and See
The Store
that sells for less for
KNOX IHIATS
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CASH
,ee-Henry
NASH STREET
WANTED: : To or three rooms for
light housekeping. Address H. E.
Dallas, Care J. A. Spiei'3. A-7-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: In Courthouse, open face
gold watch. Finder rewarded if
returned to T. D. Teford or Daily
Times Office. A-9-3tD
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Round Trip Fares to
PORTLAND, ORE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
occunt
Grand Army of the Republic
Tickets on sale August 1 to 17
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES TO
Virginia Beach, Va.
Cape Henry, Va.
Morehead City, N. C.
Beaufort, N.C.
Nagshead, N. C.
Tickets on sale daily until Sep
tember 30, 1918.
Final limit October 31, 1918.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
to all points on sale daily at double
the One Way Fares.. To save trouble
and Inconvenience Buy Round Trip
Tickets.
Don't forget to buy War Savings
Stamps.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the terms
01 a certain conditional sales con
tract executed on the 14th day of
November, 1916, by C. R. Swinson
trading as Swinson Furniture Com
pany, to Edgar G. Lee, which said
contract, or chattel mortgage, was
duly probated and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Wilson County, North Carolina, li
Book 105, at page 291; the contract,
or mortgage, together with the sever
al promissory note3 thereby secured,
having been negotiated, transferred,
assigned and set over to the under
signed; and the said C. R. Swinsou
having made default In the payment
of several of said notes so secured,
and the personal property therein
delivered to the undersigned assignee
pursuant to Judgment entered in the
the Superior Court of said Wilson
County, at the February term, 1918;
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From Food Adv.
Eat what you can and
can what you can't eat
and eat it later. In this
way you can help win
the war.
Plenty of Sugar for
canning or preserving.
Your grocer will have
certificate for you to
sign.
This is the space of
We Sell War Savings
Stamps
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DRS. THOMPSON & HOOKS
Dentists
Offices in Grady Building
Phone 94
O. P. DICKINSON
Attorney-AtrLaw
Office: Fidelity Building
Phone 297
DR. W. 8. ANDERSON
Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. 1:30 to 8 p. m.
ORS. EDMUNDSON & YELVERTON
Dentists
Carolina Office Building
Wilson, N. C.
H. D. BROWN
Life Insurance
Office Upstairs, Cor. Nash and
Goldsboro Streets
CHE MOORE-HERRING HOSPITA1
(Incorporated)
'. 1 MOORE, M. D.
B. S. HERRING. M. D.
W. H. ANDERSON, If. R
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Copyright His
Iba Houm o( KuBpoahtloMt
DSpperiheimer (Slothes
' Known as the Best
The Best Known
Manhattan Shirts, Corliss Coon Col
lars, Interwoven Sox, Boyden's Smart
Shoes, Keith's Konqueror Shoes, Mansco
Underwear, Roxford Underwear, John B.
Stetson Hats, Headlight Overalls.
$10.00 Palm Beach Suits $6.95
$12.50 Palm Beach Suits... $7.95
$18.00 Kuppenheimer Suits $15.00
$25.00 Kuppenheimer Suits $18.50
$1.50 Men's Dress Shirts $1.15
B. V. D. Underw,ear (Suit) $1.00
"oThes for boys
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26-23-220 NASH
WILSUKNM.
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Music a Real Necessity in
in Time of War.
AVE
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SAVE
SAVE
FIXING THE PUMP
The hot days and nights together
with the thirsty crowds that gathev
on the courthouse green and all who
use water out of that famous court
house wtl made it necessary today
to look after the pump and fix it that
it might continue in actiox
OKFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Train Schedule
as Information only, not guaran
ed.
Trains leave Wilson;
4:5 A. M. daily for Raleigh an
joints west; Sleeper to Raleigh.
10:00 A. M. dally for Raleigh anc
intermediate, points.
1:35 P. M. dally for Raleigh anrt
.toints South and West.
8:05 A. M. dally for Washington
Elizabeth City, Norfolk, New Bern
'eartfort, Morehead CJty.
4:05 P. M. dally for Washington
'iuetowt , Belhaven
11:35 P. M. daily for .Norfolk and
joints north and east: sleeper to
Norfolk.
K. O. WINSTEAD, Agent,',
' Wilson, N. C.
"Not only to thre man at the camp, on the ship, at
the front, come times of loneliness and discourage
ment. Those who must remain at home to go about
the daily task, heartsick at the spirit of brute force
which ha3 wellnigh overcome civilization, and at the
overthrowing of ideals in which they trusted, have
their share of the world burden. And to them must
we bring constantly the refreshment of soul and the in
spiration which come from contact with the highest
forms of music."
This is what the President of the Symphony Society
of New York said in a recent report to
the Directors.
Music has justified itself as a factor of real service in this hour
of trial. The government recognizes its value by encouraging
singing in the camps. It is no longer considered a non-essential
luxury.
You need music in your home. The New Edison will give It
to you the world's best music Re-Created by the world's lead
ing artists. Othed devices imitate but this marvelous instrument
Re-Creates, so perfectly and completely that no human ear can
distinguish the artist's living voice from
The NEW EDISON
"The Phonograph with a Soul"
This has been proved hundreds of times by our famous tone tests
in which the artist Bang in direct comparison with the instru
ment. Call at oar store for a demonstration. .
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE."
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