The Wilmington Morning Star from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 14

TOE MORyiya STAPVILMiyGTO jr; C.r STOTPAY', NOVEMBER 20, 1910, PAGE FOURTEEN The Sanitarium. If You Are Contemplating Building I i At Leat From Ufa is so arranged that there is a close resemblance between Infancy and old age. By this Is not meant the mental but the physical faculties. For example, the 'organ of digestion is the most dif making a specialty of geniio-unnary, kidney and rectal diseases, uas offices, laboratory and 'operating rooms to the right of we stair landing, while there are seperate apartments in, the sanitarium to give hot air, "medicated vapor, Turkish, needle, showed baths and nanheim, special apparatus naving been installed for these purposes in connection witn- the institution. Call balls are installed In every room ana Dr.

Harper has been exceedingly fortunate in securing as superintendent, Mrs. Eliza McDuffle, for so long connected with the City Hospital and James Walker Memorial Hospital. In addition to her duties as superintendent, Mr3. McDuffie is also prepared to do massage 'work with special attention to lady patrons, who guaranteed absolute privacy and polite and courteous treatment. Dr.

Harper has Installed for his own researc- and lor use in connection with the sanitarium a large amount of apparatus lcr the general practice, a dark-field ilium.nator being one of the devices recently installed. Modern appliances and the most scientific instruments have been purchased A private enterprise, In the strictest acceptance of the term, yet withal a public institution-in the larger sense of its usefulness in the community, there wnl be opened tomorrow at northeast corner of Front and Castle streets. The Wilmington Sanitarium, recently founded by Dr. T. Harper, of this city, and housed and e-quipped in a very handsome building which has recently given place to the for er ramer dilapidated structures on that prominent, rather se-sluded, corner of two of Wilmington's popular thoroughfares.

Above Is a cut of the new sanitarium from a photograph taken as the building was being completed. It Is a very, handsome structure, two stories in heignt, of ornamental brick, and was built according to iaeas of Dr. Harper himseli for a firstclass sanitarium, the plans having been by Architect Jos. F. Leitner and the contractor having been Mr.

J. D. Brantley. The plant represents an investment of something like $15,000 fully equipped and Dr. Harper Is due the credit for having established here an up-to-date sanitarium, the of v.

ficult thing the child has to contend with, as It fas that of the old person. "When a person gets past "middle life his power of digestion decreases, and con tinues to grow weaker, and for that reason so many old people are. habitually constipated. They try everything recommended, from hot water to strong cathartics avail. Now, if there is any one thing a (person of advanced years should not take' it is a cathartic.

The bowels cannot stand it. What is required It a mild, gentle, non-griping liquid laxa- uve. v.v The Brunswick Wood Lurnber Wilmington, N. will show you suitable lots in all parts of the city and make arrangement of purchasers of same without any trouble and cpt to you. TiW raldrall tnt nnt feel that the nnrchase of his remedv ends his obligation has specialised is stomach, liver and bowel, fiiseases, for over forty years and will be pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge.

All are welcome to write mm. Whether for the medical advice' or tne tree sample aaares aim W.B, Caldwell. 641 Caldwell Building, Monticello, 111. The Brunswick Wood Lumber Wilmington, N. will make free of charge, as per your wish, work out firsl: class plans and catious for.

buildings of all styles and designs in frame, brick, sone reinforced cpnerete, from the smallest and humblest home to the largest and richesl: residences, arid save you this way 5 per cent. You Gan Gatch More sith Alaga Syrup than with any cither food you order. CjThe faces at the breakfast table will start the day with a burst of sunshine Cakes without Alaga are like a sbtig without music It's the real, 'old-fashioned i7a vor-Georgia ribbon sugar xThe BrunswiclVood Lumber Wilmington, N. will build you, and guarantee same not to cbsVany more than the original con-trad: price of the house, using all good material and executing same according to plans and specifications, saving this way a good deal of money. dearie -the result of the plantation open-kettle process, SYRUP The Brunswick Wood Lumber running their, own saw mill, sash, door and blind fadtory, turning lathes and -cabinet work department, is in a position to complete a building in a shorter time tha other contractors, and also at a saving of from 10 to 15 per cent, to the Don't forget to get the price of famishes the requisite sugary-h delightful elements in its nave proved so highly success- so that no-hospital is more 'complete-ful and of such great benefit in other ly equipped in this respect.

towns and cities of far less, impor- Mr. H. A. Thompson, representing tance and population than Wilming- the Terre Haute Inhalatorium is ton. expected to arrive this week for the The institution is handsomely finish-, purpose of installing Qne of the ma-ed on the interior and is splendidly chines anuiactured by nis house, equipped for the treatment of all medi- said to be especially valuable in the cal and surgical diseases, The wards treatment of asthmatic, tubercular and various rooms are furnished with and rheumatic diseases and the var- Byrups composea ot a tasteless oner and a little flavor.

Eat more fLXj Alaga and less meat improves both your health and your Any Good Grocer Has It iSUGil IffOG Tou have it exactly as required In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup- Pepsin, which stands after a generations aa the ideal remedy for old people, children and all. othets who require, a mild, natural We could give the names of thousands of old people, who use nothing else but Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, among them Mr. A.

A. Lewis of Beftton-ville. Art, and Mr. Enoa GUpln of Dan -r They first sent to Dr. Caldwell for a free sample bottle, which every reader Is invited to do, and then, having tested It aiiH fmmA It theV DOUKIlt It of their drncfftst at fifty cents andl one dollar a bottle.

Their words of public praise should promptthe present read- cr tn fit. lea at catiH fnr 9. RaTTlDle DOttle. It costs nothing. Results are guaranteed or money Will be refunded.

He most important of, the three food. g.LJ2LHUI an. economical. coffee Goes Smiles QHdl Go white enamel beds and cots and every' tiling in this particular has been plan- ned with a view to the most perfect sanitarium. Everything is pure white aad in none of the wards are there sewerage connections which would give the least possib, ity of infection from that source.

Many of the rooms are large, airy and comfortable, being well heated and lighted with both gas and electricity. As before stated the institution will be open for the reception of patients tomorrow morning and physicians not only of the city but of the surronding country are invited to, make use of the sanitarium. The rates are from "12.50 per week up, this (including nursing, board and all ordinary medicines. The capacity oi the sanitarium is 15 beds, nine of whicn have already been installed with others on the way There are f3 rooms all told ana each is well equipped -and proviaed with everything necessary to the patient or convalescent. The sanarium proper is reached by a broad stairway leading from lTont street ana everything is most conveniently arrainged.

ur. Chas. T. Harper, who recently took post-graduate worK in the North and is now THE DRAINAGE CONVENTION. before letting out a.

can save you money. Information gladly given, and you are under no obligation whatever. FACTORY: 214 S. Front Phone No. 645.

MILL: Foot of Church Street, Phone No. 1452. i 1 1 4 1 5 We Have Served You ICE For Over Teri Years mm I Importance Work Emphasised by Mr. B. F.

Keith. Wilmington, N. Nov. 19, 1910. The Editor of the Star: Will you kindly allow ma permission through your columns to call the attention of the business men, the merchants and the' bankers, to the Importance of the North Carolina Drainage which is to meet here tho 22nd ana 23rd, Tuesday and Wednesday.

"Vv earnestly request, that every man, es-- pecially the bankers and "wholesalers, attend these meetings as far as possible, as it will be an eye-opener to the most sanguine. When we realize j.hat Wilmington is the base of a ter the country A linked letfier Tele-; phone The city man wKeri way can keep in touch withhis office and business interest In a like manner, the man rxfirithe country i who is visiting in the city, can telephone his home and find out how things are: This, is possible all over the cbuntry because bell Telephone service is universal. Are vou a subscriber ious disorders of the respiratory or gans, also skin aid blood diseases un der competent medical advice. A representative of this paper called at the office of Dr. Harper a few days ago and was delighted with the evmences of tae best in equipment and the very sanitary appearance of every thing in connection with the institu tion, which bids lair tovbe very popular and useful in this city.

It is impossible for a layman to speak of and describe many things in connection with the sanitarium that would appeal to the profession and his 'patient. The place (is most attractive and home-like in appearance and im general environment; as one visitor casually remarked, upon in-inspecting the premises, "it would be a pleasure to get sick and be here." On the west side of the building, second floor, is a well protected portico from which patients may find sufficent interest in the street below not to be annoyed by the usual traffic on a busy city thoroughfare. -The public and the profession generally, both In and out of the city, are cordially Vinvited by Dr. Harper to call and- inspect the sanatariunu CONGRESS OF REFRIGERATION. Third International Convention to be Held in United States.

The International Congress of the Refrigerating Industries, which has just closed a Successful meeting at Vienna, Austria, decided to hold the next, or Third International Con gress, in the United States in 1913 This offer. a great opportunity to all those ii the United States who are interested in closer commercial rela tions wfth other countries in those products that are best handled at low temepratures. It will enable threm to meet experts from many foreign countries, and probably many representa tives of foreign governments. It will enable the refrigerating engi neers and experts in this country to meet men engaged in similar pursuits in other countries, and learn from them In what way "many of the' ordi nary or extraordinary difficulties In the construction and operation of refrigerating' plants are met or over come in other lands. It will offer op portunity to exchange experiences with those who have studied ref rige rating problems from standponits somewhat different from those which obtain in America, and learn of the results of investigations made by the scientists of the old world.

It Is pos sible to learn more from such associa tion, because the intellect is sharpen ed by the unusual conditions, and the high expectations aroused. The burden of responsibility for suitably entertaining the refrigerating experts of the world is no light one, However, so many -departments of commerce and industry are' dlrectlv or indirectly interested in the science and practical application, In one form or another, of artificial refrigeration that assistance 'from most, if not all branches of Industry may be The educational value suoh an international convention will anneal to many. Ana in no other way can they be so sure or. obtaining the lars est possible results, as they can be ny membersnip the American As sociation or Kerrigeration. In order to emphasize the merit Af the Galveston commission plan.

of gov ernment, io. give an idea how it works and to contuast the conditions eisewnere, a wixy commission Con gress win do neia in Galveston No vember 21-23. The National Ifnnw. pal League, which has taken a tu. inent part in charter work and Im proved forms of municinal irnni.

ment, will have representatives prea- ce Company 68, 94, 556. 21 Our price has always been lower than has prevailed in any city of similar size in the-South. Our drivers under-tand your wants, and will care for SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHQNE AND TE LEGRAira ritory where, there is more rich lan a capable of the highest production of any city to be found, and since we have adopted a State-wide drainage law similar to tho3e that have made Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, the Dakotas and other Western States immensely wealthy, there is no reason why Wilmington's territory cannot become to be one of the richest in the South. Every community that has undrained lands and wish to drain, same 'can Torm themselves into a corporation under the Stabe drainage law and after the engineers, whom' the government will furnish free, gives an estimate of the cost of the construction I of thei work, then they can Issue bonds to run 13 years, and each man is assessed according to the number of acres of land he has and benefits dfarived. The bonds draw 6 per cent, interest.

There is no safer Investment to be had as the bonds constitute first mortgage on the land, and (while the bonds amount to' 10 to 2b NOTICE OF SALE. lu pursuance of a deed of trust executed September 12th, 110, by the Na-tlonnl Vedlng Machine Company, a corporation organized tte laws of North Carolina, to Frank W. Jnes, Trustee, said deed of trust being regislered in the office of the Register of Deeds, of New Hanover County. North Carolina, In Book Page 395, whereby it was speci fied that in case of toe aeiauu in tne pay ment of certain debts, due, Jointly and severally, to J. J.

w. Murcnison or wu-C, and J. ft. WUllams, of iiilncrtoii- N. New York city; tne saia rrusiee wouia, upon proper notice, be authorized to Sell at public auction, the following personal property, belonging to said 'corporation to vit: Stamp Vending Machines 546 Soda Check Machines 27 "Haua Loading Machines 6 Envelope Machines i Electro Beudinc Machine 1 Electro Bending lie 1 Patterns, drawlugs.

Jigs, etc used -in building the Vending, Loading and Envelope1 machines enumerated belonging to said forporatiOD and now in-the shops of the Briggs-Shaffner CoM Winston-Salem, N. C. Also various and sundry -U. S. patents.

Issued, allowed or now pending' in the U. 'S. Patent office, coverinir the various machines enumerated above. 1. Fran W.

Jones, trustee, will on the 8th of December, 1910, offer tqr sTUe for cash to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, New Hanover Count, North Carolina, at 12. o'clock, noon, all the. above described property, reserving the right to ect any ana ail Dias. Xhis 14th day -of 1910. FRANK JONES, no.

"20-27-Dee. TJrustee. ADVERTISEMENT. Sealed proposals for paving: Front Street' from Dawson Street to WrUht Street; Wright Street from, Third Street to Sixth Street, and Sixth Street, from right street to Dawson- street, for the City of Wilmington. N.

will be received by the Board of Aldermen at the Mayor's office to noon, December 1910, and At that time they will be opened and publicly -read, addressed to'- Capt. Walter ii. MacRae, Mayor, and. endorsed lropo8al8 for Paving Streets." The work xor which proposals are invited consists approximately of" 4,263 square yards of macadam naremeot Each proposal must be accompanied Witnr-a certified check of flve per cent, of the contract price and made pay-, able to the Board of Aldermeu of Wil-jlngton. 'N.

C. i Specifications and blank forms of piro'-posals can be obtained by application to the City ana procie may be seen at his office. The right is reserved to reject 'any and all bids. yALTER G. acRAE.

C. HUirPHREYS. May0t-: City no, 17-th-su-tu-to-de 22. J.f 1 MOTION PICTURES Educating, Amutlng, Instroo- tlvt. i i Open Dally, 2:30 to .11 P.

same. Phones 64, noc. ndependent Jackson Sauare i that differeui flavor that has, made ewOrleans tjelebrated for good coffee.r We guarantee -each sealed-ccau to please', the jgrocer; the purchase; DOUBLE STRENGTH Makes wice as faras cheaper grades. can taste the "difference." mmmm orters Coffee: Ltd. New Orleans l.

i. -v 1 per cent, of the original valuatlAi.of the land, yet as the land is Improved the risk to the bond holder diminishes and it can be safely estimated that for a 20 per cent. investment the bond noiaers nave 100 per cent security against a '20 per cent loan, -and It does seem 'that the banker or money lender could have no safer Investment and at the same time he could not put his money where he would get a greater return for himself add com munity than to invert i in drainage Donas. it woaia not only mean a greater agricultural Interest, but It would mean better roads as drainage is as absolutely necessary for good roads as for better agricultural inter- esj, and will solve, to a greaet extent, the "Notty" problem of transportation. Respectfully, B.

F. KEITH. Read Star Business Locals. This isio can secure this popular braoo by sending their orders to Petersburg, Va- i J'4 Doz. Oottlos F.

O. Petorob'g. $3.00. 10 Doz. O.

O. Potorsb'g, $7.50. BEHIMER ELECTRIC CO. BEYMER HEINSBRGEk PARLEY PARK BREIVIMB COMPANY I G. U0RGAI1 KNIGHT, Manager.

PETERSBURG. VA. I CONTRACTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, GarreU Phone 14..