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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-12

The most thrifty will have to admit
that this list will not crowd even the
smallest wardrobe. And he who lives
within this limit will have to wash out
his socks and shirt at night. That IS
nothing, however, to the state of sus-
pense in which he would be forced to
live, for day and night he would be
haunted with the fear that something
might happen to his one and only
pair of trousers.
Tropics Offer Solution.
Of course, there is Central Africa
and the heavily wooded sections OF
South America, but they are thous-
ands of miles distant.
"What to Wear and When to Wear
It," in a current number has a page
of stunning bathing suits which &C.
casionally is seized upon as a solu-
ton of the high cost of clothing. But
only feverish brain would long har-
Dor that idea, for how can a man
make enough money to pay for the
groceries, to say nothing of his wife's
bills, if he spends all his time on the
beach?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-12

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Evening journal., 1919-10-09

time today at The Rlalto. In "The Win
chester Woman" her phOtoplay Of the
latest making, IN which So mas been
appearing at the theatre since Tuesday
OF this week.
The sincerity and true conception OF
her role with which she pOrtrays the
story. Is wonderful tribute 90 The
art OF Miss Joyce and a sure means Of
popularity that win be certain TO wei
come her here on a return engage
mcnt OF the picture or any new one
in which she may be seen.
THE Winchester Woman may be
taken as representative type OF pro
ducilon In which Miss Joyce Is es-
pecially popular. story OF woman
who Is forever under the shadow oi
The law and unjust suspicion. She Is
woman of perseverance and nf love
who IS capable eof great sacrifice and
srcal suffering for The protection OF
the one she loves
Percy Narmonl. who plays with Miss
Joyce. Us capable player and gives
her splendid support
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Nu Vim Restored Health at
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After I had spent fortune trying
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didn't have much faith m 70. because
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was inactive and J presume my kid-
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In The lower part OF my back that
made me suffer much. and my face and
neck were covered with liver spots.
Three bottles OF Nh Vim made me "a
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Evening journal., 1919-10-09
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Evening journal., 1919-10-09

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Evening journal., 1919-10-09
.rrnr nAINRoW GIRL"

'sThe Rainbow Girl" comes to the
PLAYHOUSE for the second time' begin
ring next Monday evening.
This now famous production. when
sponsored by Klaw & Erlanger as
heir most attractive musical comedy
mas had long runs in New York. Phll-
adelphIa. Chicago and Boston, and
though it Is I'm its third season, It mas
been offered I'm not more than ten or
,yveIve cities outside OF these centers
NJ population. Since the initial pre-
seniaiion this company has not been
Junlicaied. and there is but one COM
panv of "The Rainbow Girl Conse-
ruently members who have created
leading roles will again be seen here.
Tho play Is based on the famous com
eIv Fanny and the Servant Problem
which was so popular in London. ana
which appeared with success in New
Work as 'eThe New Lady Babtock.
lis story gave 10 their composition
stability which might not have come
rom a hand less praciiced In charac-
I,~ delineations and dramatic CON
siruction than The well-knOwn writer
Jerome X. Jerome.
Billy b. Van, the chief comedian ol
hist season. will again be seen in hi'
~olc Of "Bish." while sydney Green
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

street repeats his part OF the butler. a
grolesque and humorous character.
Grace Walsh and Harry Bcnham
have the leading juvenile roles
"PETROLEUM PRINCE
Louis BonnisOn, who is the featured
PLAYER In Petroleum Prince an
American comedy which Mare klaw
will present at the Playhouse next
week. for three nights and q matinee
beginning Thursday night. october IT,
is an ideal type Tor the Western nero
i'm that play. His long residence in the
West has made him familiar with the
traits and characteristics OF the deni-
zens OF the plains. This was evidenced
in Johnny Get Your Cum the play IN
which he scored. a triumph on Broad
way. by his impersonation OF The cow
boy hero. and his present role affords
even greater opportunity for the youn2
actor.
At THE MAJESTIC.
70 does not take the wilmington
public long to realize when they have
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
THE BLOCK MADISON STREEr-Ten rooms baln'
electric good condition Possession
IN THE 1900 BLOCK MARKET SrREET-rwelye rooms .
porches baths heaters and electric Possession
AND SIXTH AVENUESx BATH porch heater In 5000
condition Possession.
HOLLY dwelling, rooms bath, porch heater
eleciri iO0x25O Possession
$1,000 CASH this beautiful home Six rooms bh poon
gas ana electric heater cellar newly painted and papeeo
$1,000 CASH buy the 100 block on west
bath porches, good heans
system Everything good condition Possession
$1,000 Will BUY HOMEis23 Lancaster avenue seven
rooms porch good condition Can arrange sood
Possession 49, 80.
A BEAUTIFUL GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANNONb-i0Oi Nest
bath pohes toilets pantry Dree
heat cement cellar garage
newly painted papercd Possession.
A SPLENDID A LARGE FAMILl-ln tho 1900 block
baths. steam heat laundry
large All enclosed by brick wall Every
thing in goodcO Possession be arranged.
A WONDERFUL INVESTMENT
newly painted and papered
electric awnings Everything In sood
sii0 month For further Information see
JAMES J. COHAN
Real Broker and General Insurance.
GARBlCK THEATRE BUILDING I'D Floorl
3275-W so MAfhEI SIhhhr
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Ar THE CARRICK.

Earl and Sunshine" are present
ing a clever Offering at the Garrlch
Theatre this week. one, representing
a Young girl of today, dresses IN the
height of fashion. according to pres
cnt ideas. and dances. sings, ETC. as
..hcy do today. while the other. WHO
dresses as in years past. marvels al
the changes that have happened since
She was a girl. She then proceeds to
DO some of the things. such as singing
ana dancing. as they were done In her
DAYS. aud contrast them with present
methods. Both give correct demonslra-
lions. as persons viii attest who are
familiar with the customs OF both per-
lOds.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

Tomorrow Tom Mix begins his en-
gagement In "The Coming OF the Law.
Mr.. Mix, Is Ralto's own star, ana Is
also appearing In liyewire active We
hlcles OF the type that his reputation
as an actor and star OF the West are
founded on.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
'MAYTIME" BACK TO
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

"Maytime," the most successful and
most popular Of Messrs Shuberts
musical productions, returns TO the
playhouse for three days, beginning
his evening, 20 repeat the success 10
enjoyed here last season ON its FIRST
visit to Wilmington.
To those who had the pleasure OF
enjoying last seasons production OF
"NIaylime." the return this year means
repeated pleasure for they will want
10 come again and see and hear IL.
There are also hundreds Of Whining
i0nians who, regrettins their tardiness
and the limited engagement last sea-
son. will be out In full force to take
ldvantage OF the current run.
In inquiring the merits Of the play
'NIayilme." you will learn invariably
lat 10 IS chiefly beautiful and enter
lining because OF It's tender story ana
because OF its relative music. The
first period Of the play Is 1870, when
the lovers OF the play are young and
ull OF hope for the future and the
iapplness 10 seems 10 hold for them
The next picture OF them is in 1850
Nhen tragedy Of love happens and each
Is oppressed by the feeling OF hope
iessness and sorrow. In 1880 a still
further development is found. with To.
climax being reached in the present
day.
II would seem unusual to have
tory that can be capably and uniform
IA connecied over such a period. bu
.he story Of "Maytime" is unusual anC
docs accomplish this with no jarrins
rTorts and without loss OF Interest II
iJe theme.
In keeping with the change OF time
Inc habits and costumes OF the play
ers change. and we find a beautlfu
chorus arrayed in four Instinct per
iods Of styles, each as delightful az
the other.
Eileen Van Biene. Worthe Faulkene
and Harry B. Lester are the PLAYERS
'or the three leading roles in all fou
u the scenes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

a splendid photoplay in their midst Al
least Il has not taken them leng 90 and
out that ~The Miracle Man. the
marvellous production which is show
ing at the Majestic, is Of such a ma
hire that it demands their attention
and attendance during rs engagement
here.
News spreads like Wildnre and by
word OF mouth IL has Travelled all over
ihe city and .he vicinity. Friend has
told friend until everyone knows tDat
This picture is one that must be seen
10 be appreciated and fully culoyed,
lb9t words cannot describe ils Co
duence ana that there is nu end Go the
good 10 d.spcnses.
Thomas Me.ghan and Betty Comp
son are marvellous IN Their work IN
the leading roles. and There Is littc
question in the minds OF those who
See them. that they give their ocs; in
the play and have succeeded TN WIN
ming a permanent place I'm Tie gallery
OF famous ph0loplay stars.
At THE QUEEN.
Ability 10 express himself in the
silent language of human being on
/ The screen Is what mainly accounts
4 FOR the popularity of Charles Ray as
"a star ana what has won for him uc
/ Title OF The Thomas II lnce Wonder
/ Boy
Ills latest picture Is Bill Henry,
and IL is in 81 that he viii begin a
thrce-day run 3l ihe Queen today.
The famous country boy stories That
helped Mr. Ray to attain fame, iind,
another added 90 their number in rBh
Henry" Bill Henry Is a boy after
your own heart, who tries io serA
fame and wealth through the means
of a salesmanship Of electric Nlofa-
tors.
But wealth is not growing on trees
and 70 is not long before DE secs ih'
end OF his future in such an enterprise
and tries something more stable ana
more certain.
As iimid as Bill may seem TO you
upon first acquaintance YOU cannot bu
admire him when ne meets big ihing'
With corresponding action and bring
results as surprising as they are big.
Edith Roberts a charming liltI'
player. IS seen 10 The chief role op
, poslle Mr.. Ray.
At THE MALTO.
/ Alice Joyce viii be seen for The las
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
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Evening journal., 1919-10-09
FOR SALE

FUR SAlLE
q room house on Cedar street. bath and
connected with sewer All IN good order
Possession In 80 DAYS. Price 81 800: $500
down. balance ON installments This viii
make you nice homo.
Also Groom house, so Brown street
Possession IN 80 days Price $500; 5000
down.
h And again q 7-room house on West Tenth
street. geod location. Price 81 800; $500
down.
WALTER Z. POWELL,
$50 Market Street
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
ia ACRES NEAR NEWARK

(F-2f2)-Situate miles north of New
ark. one-half mile east of Newark and New
London Road 40 acres I'm timber, re-
mainder under cultivation and in pasture.
The soil Is "a fine quality or mica loan.
well drained. easily worked and the ideal
soil for trucking. There are two houses
on this property. one two-story stone
dwelling. ana the other a twOstorv frame.
The outbuildings consist of large hank
barn hog pen. poultry houses corn crib
wagon sheds, granary, etc. Price Sl'Npv.
ALBERT L. TEELE FARM
AGENCY, INC.
SO King Street VII
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

THIS LIST MAY INTEREST YOU
Al, WEST FOURTEENTH STTwO-stoy brick dwelns rooms
m norcb hot air heat sold by saturday Of this week
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
TRULY BEAUTIFUL HOME

Phone i2o2
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

IA $ BRooME sT-Two-story semi-stone bungalow looms
bath front bach porch hot water heat grass terrace LOT 0
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

n does not take the Wilmington
public long TO realize when they hav
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-08

The loay delayed Alaska Steamship Company frcighter Cordova returned from tho Arctic and western points shortly after n. m. yesterday morn ing and will remain |, this locality for Approximately one week before taking |6nal departure for the States The Cordova encountered considerable stormy wcatler during the course of the voyagc 10 and from Kotzebue and was delayed for nearly a week at Lost River. where the vessel encountered, tho big blow which tied up slr coast shipping last week. About 250 tons of cargo was ischarsed at the latter point and considerable amounts of merchandise and ether supplies .at. Decring. Kccwaiik and Kotzebue The Cortiova brough; down coasfder9blc number of passengers Grom Northern and Western points. T number of thern being ladies' the wives and other female relatives of Northern mines land Dusincss men. included .'Iif"hH the arrivals were Boris and Mrs. Ma.
 gids. Mrs. l.; $ Dimmick. Mrs. F.. F | lPearcc. Hiss Rydeen. Miss Whitehead.
 Mr and Mrs A < Kepnor. I W Perkey- pile. Mrs Lee. Mrs. Halpin. Bert Whit
 tard. Ben Nyggren. Harry Riley. Al Orland. \ F Mcintosh and wife. R. !  Mcdonald. F. T Mcintyre. F M Sich tlcr. Mrs. D Edgar. Geo : Walker. Mrs Gorhmann.
 After discharging a quantity of
 cargo here. the Co.dova will pfoceei
 to St. AIlclael and Golovin. The ves-
 sel will return to Nome after visiting
 these points. according to present con emplations.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-08

encountered on her way down the coast with Holmberg on board. The Hettie B. is said to have proc 4o,le,l to York day before yesterday for the cx- press purpose of bringing the injured man here. The Defiance returned to Nc,1e today leaving HnIbei= sn she Fe'Tis R. The later Y. ssei. is repnrt- d |, have beeI $ en in t' '..,Ing dur :: : the aftern11l b'.t was unable. to ltI q owing to Inc sur. The ias. re- pr-ts of the ves'c. indicate that she w;s proceeding toN5s.i Safety to es- cape %the rough water. .lolmbcrg's accident is the second of two accidents of similar character occurring in the Port Clarence precinct within the past month The first one involved a miner named Sullivan who sustained hrok en leg while employed at the Lost River tin mine Sullivan was recent ly brought to Nome on the Bear and is cunvalescing io one of the local hospi- tals-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-08

Miss Sarah Whitchaad and Mir. I. w. Pcrkeypilca were united in ma,ri- mony at a quiet wedding ceremony performed by United States cominis- sioner Hugh O'NeiH late yesterday afternoon. The wedding took place in the apartments of Judge o'Saiil and was witnessed by only ;t few friends 0f the coIitr:.ctinc parties Mir. F. T. Mcintyre acted as best man and the bride was attended by Mrs. Lee of Candle. Tie happy couple ar rived in Nome from the Candle sec tion yesterday mornins on the steamer Cotdoyl. Both 1re soSrdough's The groom has resided in the district for many years and the bride. who is a sister of Joe Whitehead. well known mining man of the northern district, has resided at Candle for the past two years. The lady halls from Van couvcr, where she is socially promin- ent. She enjoys the distinction of '''b '" ''''' '' 'i' @''440- church and is q lady of charming per sonality. Mfr. Pefkeypile has mined in the district for years and until it's recent sale tp group of Seattle cai,- italists was on" of the owners of the silver-lead mine on the kugrnk whicl, has attracted wide attention in mining circles during the past two or three years The happy couple expect to winter on the outside.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-08

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