The Wilmington Morning Star from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 3

SPLENDID CONCERT GIVEN iUIIHGIOII LADY PORTS Machine leedles to Jit Any Sewing Machine Choral Society Again Proves Its Ability to Render Difficult Music With Artistic Success. FAMILY OIDS SERIOUS SICKNESS 67 Being Constantly Snpplied Thedford's incorporated. IS NOW ABLE TO EAT BREAKFAST UrOR MOORE ML WELCOME THE ORIOLES J. P. Hardison Is Happy For it and' Joins Large Local Chorus in Giving Praise to Tanlac.

learn Left for Wilmington at 8 O'Clock Last Night. demonstration of Iflelba Joilet jfrticles Begins Joday Miss Christian, a representative of the Melba Manufacturing is here for two weeks, and will be pleased to show you the various toilet articles made by this firm. The line is much larger and more comprehensive than what we would show under drdinary circumstances. The display is in the front of the store, and Miss Christian will be glad to have you come in and view this attractive assortment, i A few of the many items are listed here Melba Toilet Water, in all odors, including Lov' Me, Violet, Shamrock, Lilac and Rose, at 750. Shamrock, Lilac and Rose, priced at 75.

That Wilmington people appreciate classical music rendered in arttetic style by skilled musicians and that there is plenty of trained talent in this city to render the more difficult compositions was again demonstrated last evening at the concert given by the Wilmington Choral Society in Grace church. Under the auspices of the Ep-worth League the i second part of the noted oratorio was sung before an audience of between 600 and 700 persons. The entire auditorium of the Sunday school room1 was fitted while a large number occupied seats in the gallery. The second part of the oratorio is rather more difficult than the first part, which was sung at St. Andrew's church several weeks ags, ana is more dramatic in character.

It provided a better opportunity for the chorus to ap be--Met at Station This Morning? by Delegation of Citizens Delayed jlj- Strike Begin Training Today. w8' J- f- Hardison, residing at 31 SouLiftH1166'' haS eained rapidly land 8e Tanlac that her t0 entertain even the f.1?8. amount-of hesitancy in voic-mg his sentiments in chorus with numberless other Wilmington folks, as to the superlative merits of Tanlac as the reco.nstructive' tonic. Sir'" he to the Tanlac Man, "Tanlac has done more for jvirs. Hardison than physicians and other treatments combined.

Just think of it, my wife now eats n. hai-tr baseball team of the McDuff, Va. "I suffered for sererai years," says Mrs. J. B.

Whittaker, ot his place, "with sick headache, snd stomach trouble. Ten years ago a friend told me to tn Thedford's Black-Draught, which I did and I found it to be the best family medh cine for young and old. I keep Black-Draught on tiand all th time now, and when my cttildren feel i little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it does them more good than any medicine they ever tried. We never have a long spell of sickness in our family, since we commenced using Black-Draught." Thedford's Black-Draoght Is purely vegetable, and has been found to regulate weak stomachs, aid digestion, relieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms. It has been in constant use for more fnan 70 years, and has benefited more than a million people.

Your druggist sells and recommends Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a eackage to-day. N.CC3 ilic International League left Baltimore at o'clock last night and will arrive iri ffilminfrton on the 9:50 train from the cu iicaii TO TRt the full nrpitrkt ao Of this you must consider that nniii pear at its best and this was done to Melba Rose Blush Rouge, priced at 25. Melba Talcum Powder, priced at 50.

Melba Lov' Me Talcum Powder, priced at 25. Melba Lov' Me Face Powder, in flesh, white and brunette, priced at- 75. Melba Pace Powder, in flesh, white and brunette, priced' at 50, Melbaline Face Powder, in flesh, white and brunette, at 25. Melba Greaseless Cream, priced at $1.00 a tube. Melba Skin Cleanser, priced at 50.

in large size jars. Melba Face Cream Skin Massage, large size jar, 50. Jajfeta Silk Special Value at $1.19 lard she started on Tanlac she wouldn't eat t116 advantage. Under the capable di rection of Mr. E.

Munson. the cho a mouthful of food. orth this morning, according to a telegram from Jack Duun, owner and of the team, received by Mr. William E. Price, last night.

The team will be met at the station a committee of citizens, and will be brought 'to the Orton Hotel where Mayor P. Q- Moore will make an ad- of welcome on benait 01 the city. dress Acute indigestion was responsible for her lost appetite and this malay, together, with malarial fever, had her a run-down condition. It took all she could do for her to get through the day's housework. Severe pains would grip her in the stomach, and she complained of feeling tired out a good deal.

"And from just one bottle of Tanlac, her condition has taken on a decided change for' the better. Now she can eat anything and her sleep is sound. Her strength has improved and all in all she is feeling better than for months. LAND PLASTER liope that this story may help others enjoy the same comfort is why I offer it, for I know what Tanlac can do." Silk Ribbons are Stylish Following tnlS Uie lcimu vm tomcu to Sunset Park where they will inspect tbe diamond and club rooms preparatory to settling down for their training-Reservations have been made at Orton for 32 including 30 players and two newspaper men. The Orioles will be quartered here during their stay in Wilmington.

It is expected that the first warming up practices will be pulled off this afternoon and from now on' until the team departs for the North, Sunset Park will be the center of attraction in Wilmington. The first exhibition game wilfbe played Friday when the Washington Americans come for two games The local promoters have been assured that Walter Johnson will perform on the slab during one of these games. SEEKS TO SCALP HANSON rus rendered the different parts with plenty of life and with perfect harmony, while the solo parts were very good indeed. Too much credit cannot be given Mr. W.

Robertson, organist of St. James Episcopal church, who was the accompanist. The chorus is indebted to him for his skilled playing and a big part of the success of the evening's programme was due to his artistic and skillful rendition of the instrumental music Mr. Greene Fenley had the baritone part in the character of and on him fell the burden of the solo work. His" rendition of this part was done with fine ability and to the entire satisfaction of discriminating musical critics.

Miss Anna Graham Harris, contralto, had the choice solo of the evening in- the "Woe Unto ThemrThat Forsake Him," and as usual proved herself to be a real vocal artist. The quartette composed of Mr. J. R. Eddy, tenor; Miss Harris, contralto; Mrs.

Boylan, soprano, and Mr. J. F. Harris, bass, was another special feature of the evening. Their singing in the chorus was also an important part of the evening's programme.

The singing by the chorus as a whole was an artistic exhibition that pleased and delighted the large audience. Especially impressive was the rendition of the closing part by the chorus of the famous "Thanks be to God." It was in this that the chorus appeared to best advantage perhaps and their singing was done with consummate skill. The evening closed with the singing of the National anthem by the Choral Society while the: audience stood. Director Munson announced that the third part of the famous oratorio would be sung at the First Baptist church on April 16th. Chief War Eagle, Arapahoe Indian Wrestler, Wants Shot at Local Man Tomorrow Week.

Send us your orders for immediate shipment and avoid trouble later in getting your supply. special Tale of Rings at 23c By a special arrangement with a jewelry manufacturer we are able to offer an attract-ive price on a large lot of rings. There are 72 different styles in all sizes, from infants' to men's. There are plain styles as well as those with the brilliant Fraolite gems, which are duplicates of the most precious stones. Every ring is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction by the manufacturer.

Time of sale is limited. A very special value to sell at 23. This will be a season for ribbon sashes and j. girdles. All the neW fashion journals show the ribbons to be profusely used in trimming of white and colored wash dresses.

Our collection is large enough to permit of a splendid choice. "We advise purchasing now. Tassels are used as a finish to the sash. We have a splendid stock of tassels in the new colorings. Wide Ribbons, in plain and floral designs, priced at 29, 35 on up to $1.50 a yard.

Tassels, in black, white and colored designs, as well asi gold and silver effects, priced at 10. to 75 Manager Charles Hooper, of the Hptel Wilmington, received a wire yesterday asking that rooms be reserved for a party of 100 persons, representing the Boston and New York teams of the major leagues, who will appear in an exhibition garm on April 4, at Sunset Park. This includes the players, their wives and the war cor Wholesale Grocers WILMINGTON, N. 0. respondents ot tne Jboston and wew York papers.

They will come here from Fayetteville, and will go to Petersburg: on the following day. With the additions and improvements made at Sunset Park, Wilmington now has one of the best ball grounds in the South. With the publicity given it by the Orioles, Yankees, Athletics, Braves and Senators this year, Wilmington should easily induce a big league outfit to camp here next spring and thus insure the future of the city as a training camp. According to the Baltimore papers, thp reason for thft Orioles rlpTav Printzess Tailored Suits (fossard front Aace Corsets incorporated. Fritz Hanson has suddenly awakened from his dream of licking Pink Gardner tomorrow night to find that a cruel and bloodthirsty red skin is trailing him with the avowed intention of tak-i ing the Swede's scalp.

The aborigine, who is so anxious to tackle Fritz, is Chief War Eagle, of the Arapahpes, a former no.ted Carlisle football star, and the only Indian professional wrestler in the world. The chief is just now camped in Chicago, but has signified his intention of pitching his tepee in Wilmingon on March 28, provided Hanson will come out and do battle. As usual, Fritz is willing and it is practically assured that the Eagle will spread his wings in Wool-vin Hall on Wednesday week, and show the local fans how sharp his talons are. Although a highly educated man, Mr. War Eagle insists on going about clad in all the glory of a Sitting Bull, with his paint and feathers.

He will be disarmed of any tomahawks or war clubs that he may happen to carry on his person, before he is allowed to enter the ring, however. He weighs in the neighborhood of ''lTO pounds and has earned an enviable reputation in the North and East. Someone yesterday started a wild rumor that Pink Gardner is ill with blood poison but from the way he handled John Kllonis in Sumter, S. on Saturday night he seems to be a very healthy sort of fellow. That the report is SWEET'S COLON Teaohey Defeats Warsaw.

Warsaw, March 10. In the first game of ball of the season, played between the Warsaw and Teachey teams on last Thursday afternoon, the score was 6 to 4 in favor of Teachey, the game being called off before finishing on account of darkness. At that time Warsaw had three men on bases with none out, and a good man at the bat. BATH starting for Wilmington was due to the unsettled conditions caused by the impending railroad strike." Manager Dunn was unwilling to run the risk of being marooned in Wilmington by lack of transportation facilities' and thus be forced to cancel many good exhibition games scheduled for Baltimore: For this reason no move was mpfle toward Wilmir ctnn lintil tVi Regrular price of similar article, 10.0O. :1 tf(M Manager of Basketball Team.

Wesf Raleigh, N. Marcn'lS. J. J. Sykes, "a member of the Junior Class, has been elected manager of the 1918 basket ball team.

J. C. Black and S. L. Homewood will be assistant managers.

All three are members of the basket ball squad, the policy of the athletic association in the future will be to have a player-manager. Fountain Syringes, Hot Water Bottles, all prices. Buy now, before war condition force you to pay more. Higher prices will be as certain as war. rJi strike was definitely called off.

The following comment from the Baltimore Sun of yesterday regarding some" of the Yankee players will be of interest to local fans: "Three weeks late Dan Tipple, the Rockford, fireman, arrived in camp with the Yankees at Macon, early Saturday morning There was no slay, ing of the fatted calf for Tip, and judging by the way both Huston and Donovan talk- Tinnlo will Via nnmnnllsil 7 'Vtttu Vis 11 State College Blng- At Raleigh: ham 7. false, however, is evidenced by the fact that the Charlotte wrestler yesterday posted his -forfeit money for the bout tomorrow night, thus assuring the fans that unless something mighty unex No, we haven't had the- Highwood sale; that takes place Friday. mh20 it pected happens today, he will be on the job tomorrow. J. Kicks Bunting Drug Co.

"The Up to the Minute Quality Drugstore." Pink defeated Kilonis in Sumter Sat urday night, taking the first and third A WOMAN'S BACK falls, the second going to the Asheville, to show at his best to spend the summer in Xew York. With Tipple' arrival the Yankee squad is complete. you imagine a fellow who knows he is bucking competition to retain a big league job reporting at this said Captain Huston. "When we are deciding on what pitchers to retain Tipple's tardiness is likely to weigh heavily against continued the Captain. man.

Phone 126. Front and Grace. Fritz announced last night that he 7 uou accent our FORECLOSURE SALE. would finish his training today, and would spend Wednesday quietly with the possible exception of a little road work early the day. Gardner, will probably' arrive in the city at noon Wednesday.

invitation to view th New Spring "Though he turned in his Yankee uniform, Ben Shaw, the young catcher, had enough military-fervor to idrill hr ins street scenery. Shaw leave tor the Pittsburg camp at Columbus; "The young fellow is well pleased rth his transfer to Pittsburgh. He ays he realizes there is no chance tor any outsider to break in on a catehmg staff consisting of Nunamaker, alters and Alexander. figured I had less chance with Yanks than witVi anv ntViAi- Kio. The Advice of This.

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March 19. The biggest array of major league talent that has ever graced an exhibition season schedule for the Tar Heels has just been completed. President W. S. Moye and Manager" Ray Ryan and the dates as finally settled including a total of four games with three of the majors.

It had been hoped that a fifth game might be arranged with the New York Americans, who came north with the Boston Braves and who play the last game of their training season in Wilmington. However, efforts to this end. have failed in as much as they have The new models we are showing for Spring and Summer are both beautiful and artistic. Every shoe we have has an air of superiority about it. PETERSON AND RULFS Wilmington Largest and Best Shoe Store" jeague said Shaw.

'Most clubs "aye only one real high-class catcher, nut the Yanks have three. I thought I uld only last to. the end of the fining- trip, but with the Pittsburgh -Hib It is different PolloVmr. Viae Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed, dated June 6th, 1916, made and executed by W. H.

King, James M. King and wife, F. V. King, to the Citizens' Bank, duly registered In Book 80, Page 409, of the records in the office of the Register of Deeds, New Hanover county. North Carolina, default having been ngado in the payment of interest due on the indebtedness secured thereby, the undersigned will sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door In the said county of New Hanover, at Twelve o'clock noon, on Monday the 2nd day of April, 1917, the following described piece, parcel or lot of land, situate, lying and being in the City of Wilmington, County of New Hanover, State of North Carolina, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: BEGINNING at a point where the Eastern line of Fifth street intersects with the Southern line of Marstella street, and runs thence Eastwardly with and-along the said Southern line of Marstella street, 80 feet; thence Southwardly and parallel with the Eastern line of Fifth street S3 feet; thence Westwardly and parallel with the Southern line of Marstella street 80 feet to the Eastern line of Fifth street; thence Northwardly with and along said Eastern line of Fifth street 33 feet to the point of beginning.

The same being a part of Lot 1, in Block 540, according to the present official plan of the said City of Wilmington. N. C. Dated and posted this the 28th day of February. 1917.

CITIZENS BANK. INC The schedule of the majors who arel stly young, inexperienced catchers 'e me and with them I will have an equal chance, i believe I will make Yankees will remain at Macon chl Week the opening of the nammonsnip series If the railroad ir'Ke is in effect at the time the team scheduled t0 leave. Then they will Sayannah by automobile and re-to Nw York by boat. Donovan predicts a great season for MSridSe- 'Things i broke 50r Georgie all of no7y for Georgie all of last and then threw out his arm. How--ever.

hi imiii FOR SALE! SHELL W00LV1N HALL WED. NIGHT, MARCH 21ST. PINK GARDNER ut in in i 'j wrrnn cr- ok Am to play on the local lot within tne coming three weeks include: On Wednesday and Thursday, March 20, and 29th, the Washington Americans second team being handled by the greatest of all base ball commedians, Nick Altroch, and including such former Virginia League stars as Humphres, formerly of Norfolk, and Craft, the Portsmouth High School boy; and Ray Morgan of the old Eastern Carolna league. Following a week la.ter, or on Thursday, April 6th, comes Connie Mack and his Athletics, and on Friday, April 7th, the Boston Braves. STATE COLLEGE DEFEATED BY BINGHAM SCHOOL OF MEBANE Raleigh, N.

March 19. In a long drawn out contest, Bingham School, of Mebahe, defeated the North Carolina State College today on Riddick Field by a score of 7 to 6. State College- 1 Bingham Batteries: Weathers, Walker, Baker and JPierson, Caviness and Moorefleld. diti About 200 bushels Simpkins Cotton Seed, Burt and White Spring Oats. 500 sacks Green Coffee, all grades.

500 sacks Rice, all grades. A general assortment of all kinds of Canned Goods and a complete stock of Drugs. lear not be ranked with the pitchers in the teame before another spasn PRITZ Shawkej-, Mack's former pitch-c' out Avith a fine boost for Huston. 'Cap Huston is the finest appreciative man I ever dIpI for'' said Bob-' 'and it is a measure to work for a man like him. on kick if I do as well as I did last dson, hut HANSON Spectacles or Eye Glasses We have Shell Rim and bows of beauty and elegance, made to meet the mode.

Come In and see them. WE will save you money. Spectacles or eye- glasses correctly fitted to your eyes for $1.00 up. EYES TESTED FREES DR. VINEBERG MASONIC TEMPLE.

We will be glad to furnish you prices and samples upon request. to -OM "i iu uu ueui i wain thin more than 25 games I guess thp n5s never broke for me as well as $200 -PURSE RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT NEWMAN'S CAFE. uia jast year. I was in arreat 500 Bushels FIELD PEAS Suitable for Planting 2,000 Bags Rice, All Grades. 200 Bags Green Coffee.

Prices and Samples Furnished on Application. Samuel Bear, Sr. Sons WILMINGTON, X. C. shape all year, an1 until tVm iti wa aim D.

Gore Co remarked the other day it was a rather hard year on. Mack's old .300 triumvirate. Mclnnls hit under .300 the first time since he has been a regular. Baker hit his poorest since coming' In the Wg league, while Collins just barely got over the line, hitting the lowest he has hit since 1908." on UHIU mti uuu was 4s' up the boys sot me lots of (q irank Baker is exceedingly anxious baok in the .300 class again next "hrn. it will be recalled that after poor start Baker was coming very hurt Vy iust about the time he rt last season.

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