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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-09
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Northwardly along the Western line
of Bay Street sixty.six (66) feet to
the point of Beginning . Same being
the eastern part of Lot / in Block 22S
according to the official plan of the
CITY Of Wilmington, N. C.
The sale of the above property will
start at an upset bid of Ten Hundred
and Seventy Six Dollars and Twenty
Five Gents ($1076.25).
The above sale is subject to con-
firmation by the Court.
A cash deposit of five (5) per cent
of the amount bid must be deposited
by the ighest bidder.
Dated and posted this the 9Th day
of November, 1910.
c. D. HOGUE,
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MAKES SURE GASOLINE
is IN GOOD TASTE

RIO DE JANEIRO -R- The
government is testing the claim Of
Leonardo Yarochewsky that he
can produce synthetic gasoline"
in large quantities from the skins
of oranges, bananas and pine.
apples. 4
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain mort
gage dated August rs, 1889, executed
by j. Hargrove Taylor to the under
signed mortgage, recorded in Book
264, Page 1873, New Hanover County
Registry, default having occurred in
the payment of the Indebtedness
thereby secured, the undersigned will
offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door of New Han
over County at twelve O'Clock Noon,
on Monday, December 9, 1910, the
following tract, piece, parcel or lot
Of land, lying, situated and being in
the County of New Hanover and
State of North Carolina, known and
designated as:
Lots, 8, a., 5, G., 7, 10. II, -, Is and
IA in Block &C., Highwood Park
Subdivision, as duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
New Hanover County.
Sale subject to a first mortgage to
Carolina Building and Loan Associa-
ton, covering Lots a, 5, 6 and 7, in
Block CO., of the above.
This the Goth day of October, 1910.
H. F. WILDER,
MOrteagee
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beginning, and being Lot 9 in Block
4 according to the plan of Sunset
Park"
The successful bidder will be e
quired, at the time of the sale, to
make a cash deposit of 10 per cent
of the amount of the bid as a guaran.
tee of compliance Herewith in the
event that no resale is ordered.
Dated this the 23rd day of Octo-
Der, 1910.
GURNEY P. HOOD,
Commissioner of Banks
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425 so. BIRD ST, HANDSOME
brick home, with nine rooms, Wo
baths, furnace n hardwood
floors. Can be bought at very *
tractive price and on favorable
terms. II. F. Wilder, phone 1892.
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NO DRIVING,
YOU TRACTOR OCKEY

RALEIGH, -R- The attorney
generals office ruled that an in
toxicated driver of a tractor on a
public highway could be %prosecut-
ed under the states laws. 4
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Houses For Sale

SO7 MARKET STREET AT A BAR
GAIN FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
This residence can be converted
at small cost into three or four
apartments and will net approx
mately $50. For further details,
call Meares Harris Real Estate.
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LIST YOUR RESIDENCE WITH
us. We have prospects for homes
and can sell yours. Meares Har-
riss, Real Estate.
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SALES ENTALS-INVESTMENT
Moore-Fonvielle Realty Co.
We are equipped to serve you
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FOR SALE - MIDDLE SOUND, 3
room house, 1 IL acres fruit trees.
Good terms.
w. nj. Hewlett, Realtor
214 Princess St. Dial 1888
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
OF District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit,
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore,
Maryland. Date of first publication,
November 2, 1910. Notice is hereby
given that on October II, 1910, one Ford
pickup Truck, Model 1885, Motor No. 49,
202l6ol, with accessories, was seized in
New Hanover County, North Carolina,
for violation of the internal-revenue
laws, to-wit: Sections 2S07 and 1921, l.
K. c. Any person claiming an interest
in said property must appear at the
office of Investigator in Charge, Alcohol
Tax Unit, Charlotte, North Carolina,
and file claim and cost bond as provided
by Section 1924. l. r. c., on or before
December 2, 1910, otherwise the prop
erty will be disposed of according to
law. r. E. futile, District Supervisor.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore,
November 2, 1910. Notice is hereby given
Model 1885, Motor No. 1S-463147O, with
County, North Carolina, for violation OF
lions 2S07 and 1921, i. r. c. Any person
claiming an interest in said property
must appear at the office Of investigator
in Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit, Charlotte
North Carolina, and file claim and cost
bond as provided by Section 1924, l. r
c., on or before December ., 1910, other,
wise the property will be disposed OF
according to law. r. +. futile, District
SunpryiSor
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen WANT.
ed. Young men and women to
work whole or part time. Apply
Hugh MacRae and Co.
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NEW AND USED HEATERS AND
circulators. $1.60 up. Bost Furni-
ture Co. 29 So. Front st.
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LOUNGE CHAIRS $3.50 UP; CE-
dar Chests, $14.95 ul. Lay yours
away now. Pender Furniture Co.
% South Front ST.
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Florists

CUT FLOWERS. POT P PLANTS
funeral designs, corsages. novel
ties. Blossom Shop, 81 So. Front.
Dial 5000.
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CLOSING OUT NEW SEWING MA.
chimes below cost. Treadle, electric
models. Easy terms. Dial 1922.
Yopp Piano Co,
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CHICKENS, cows, HOGS, MULES.
horses, pigeons or rabbits. Feed
them Tuxedo, 1.-The Best Feed for
Every Need" Cross Seed Co., Dial
6S68.
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Radion LVRoLET TOWN SEDAN.
Haskell heater. spot light. Harris
ss57 Mauldin Motor Co., Dial
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l52 Refrigeration Service

Is YEARS Experience Servicing DO
nestle and Commercial refrigerat.
ors. Call Mr.. George Miller, Shack.
Chords, 3rd-Grace. Dial 1917.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Lost Colony Opens
4th Season June %

MANTEO, N. c., June 15.-Paul
Green's THE Lost Colony" his
toric outdoor drama which origi-
nally was written and produced as
part of a six weeks celebration of
the 35Oth anniversary of the birth
of Virginia Dare, will open its fourth
season at the Fort Raleigh amphi-
theater on June 20.
The 1910 cast will contain several
new names among the professional
members of the cast, but as in the
past the background-if not the
backbone-of the production will
be furnished by amateurs from
three sources: Natives of the island,
which was first settled by Sir Walter
Raleigh's Inflated colony; young
men from the C. C. c. camps, who
take many of the Indian parts, and
members of the Carolina Playmak-.
ers, nationally known Little Theater
group from the University of North
Carolina.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Panama City's Sun
Rises in Pacific

COLON, C. T., June 15.-The
thing that always baffles American
cruise passengers passing through
the Panama Canal is to see the
sun rise from the Pacific at Pam
anna City and set in the Atlantic
at Colon. The reason Is that the
canal runs from the northwest at
Colon to the southeast at Panama
City and although Panama City
is on the Pacific, it is east of Colon
which is on the Atlantic. Of1cers
Of ships have the most difficult
time explaining this and, when
passenger asks whether the ship
is proceeding East or West and
the steward correctly replies that
she Is moving either North or South,
an argument is certain to ensue.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Icefeld Highway
Opens Riding Trails

JASPER, June 15.-The opening
up of the 186-mile Columbia Ice
field Highway on July l, connect
ing Jasper National Park with
Banff and Lake Louise in the
Canadian Rockies, will also open
up some of the most gorgeous seem
cry riding trails in the world. While
many new saddle trips are being
mapped out with convenient camp,
lodge and hotel accommodations,
the seven-day riding route on the
Skyline Trail will appeal to lovers
OF spectacular scenery.
The trail begins at Camp Parker,
8 miles south of the Athabaska
Glacier and then cuts through the
wild, back country Of the Rockies
for 80 miles to the lodge. Six
days are spent in the saddle, with
. one-day stop at Maligne Lake
Chalet. Permanent camps of ap-
proximately IS miles apart have
been established along the route
where the elevation reaches over
5000 feet The trail crosses the
ridges of the high mountain passes
at elevations Of over 5000 feet.
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AnneriCaniSnn
in
Travel Styles
Vacation Play
Clothes Gay and
Ultra.Feminine
BY HELEN VOGT,
Fashion Editor.

If you like recipes that don't
involve tour Of the kitchen, here's
one that should stand up well:
Take one part high style. add one
part utility, smattering of
classicism, a generous helping OF
femininity, season with color and
stir well. The result will be sum-
mer clothes, particularly those for
travel.
Because this year the trend is for
travel in America, the clothes are
designed with the American way
Of life in mind. There are high
styles, evident in shawls and
parasols, tricky shoes and ballerina
silhouettes and pinafores. But, in
addition, there is the eye to comfort
that American women find so neces-
sary. Non-crushable, crease-resistant
materials, fabrics that launder to
perfection and true, fast colors, all
are important to the fashion scene,
and all invaluable aids to efficient
travel.
For easily packed clothes, rayon
jerseys should solve many of your
problems. They can almost be rolled
into a ball and emerge looking fresh
and unwrinkled, it is cool, comfort
able and strictly in the fashion
spotlight this summer. What is
more, it is a day or evening ma
terial that looks well in any type
of outfit and in almost any tenn
perature. Crush resistant linen suits
or those of thin wool are excellent.
They offer an opportunity for count
less changes through the use Of
different blouses and varied acces-
sories. Thin wool, incidentally. is
considered an outstanding summer
fabric, processed to hold its shape
CONTINUED on Page CO, Col. -
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Yachtlike
Trips Found
Off Maine
Isles Off Coast
Available by
Steamer Service

PORTLAND, Me-, June Estate
OF Maine has come forward with an
entirely new vacation idea this year,
combining the best features of tour
ing and yachting at an attractive
price.
AS every one who has been to
Maine knows, the visitor misses q
great deal Of the beauty of the coast
unless he visits the islands and
cruises in and out of the picturesque
little harbors that are plentifully
distributed all the way from Kittery
to Calais. However, not every one
is fortunate enough to own a yacht.
On the other hand, yachtsmen do
not have 1t all their own way for
there are many points of interest
that are better seen and enjoyed by
touring along the highways and by
ways that follow the coast line.
The key to this touring-yachting
vacation are the many mail, excur-
sion and sightseeing boats that hail
from dozen or more Maine ports
and visit many of the spots that
are nationally known for their sheer
beauty.
To illustrate, suppose a party of
visitors touches the water front in
Portland. From that point they will
have a choice of three or four trips
in Casco Bay, that beautiful region
that boasts 1865 islands. These trips
take anywhere from two hours to all
day to complete. The boat sails
along leisurely through the islands,
stopping for mail or passengers at
the largest ones. On one trip, that
lasts all day, the captain oblgingly
stops at famous shore dinner place
so that his passengers can partake
of Holsters fresh from the ocean.
Arriving back in port, the visitors
may travel by land to Bath, the
(see MAINE, Page d-6J
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from fishing to just mooching
around, Canada's attractions fill
every section of the vacation cata-
logue.
The delightful climate of Prince
Edward Island attracts many visi-
tors to the shores of this inland
province set in the Gulf Of st.
Lawrence. Its sandy beaches are
the delight of those who love salt
water bathing but shrink from icy
temperatures. 1t is from this
province those delicious Malpeoue
oysters come and also Holsters that
tempt the epicurean taste. Cod,
herring, mackerel and smelt are the
basis of a considerable fishing in
dustry, but the sea does not domi-
nate the islands life. Farm and
meadow mingle with the quiet rural
scenery in way to charm even the
most unobservant. Charlottetown,
capital of the province. is set on a
beautiful and commodious harbor
from which three deep tidal rivers
stretch up into a country of low
hills. Tourists visiting the island
are usually interested in fox farms,
as 1t is the original home of the
industry.
Nova Scotia. also maritime prov
ince, is almost an island, and would
be but for the 17-mile isthmus which
connects it to the mainland. It is
a ~ a Hoc rtr At
and harbors, forests and areas of
rich, arabic land. 1t is a delightful
province to visit. Scenically 1t offers
splendid panoramas of the Atlantic
Ocean, jeweled lakes and rushing
streams, quiet valleys, sunny cliffs
and cool forests where one NAV
escape summers heat. In the way
Of recreation and sport there is
almost anything one could desire
either afloat or ashore. Yarmouth,
Digby, Lunennurg, Guysborough,
Pictou and a score of other places
are delightful IN themselves and are
points from which mainland Nova
Scotia can be explored at leisure.
Cape Breton Island, an interesting
part of the province, lies Just across
the Strait of Canso For long the
beauty of the Bras dor Lakes has
drawn tourists to Cape Breton. The
Myra River, Lake Ainslee, Isle
Madame, Sydney and the new Cape
Breton Highlands National Park are
other places which round out an en-
joyable vacation.
\ y *
The 600-mile coast line of New
Brunswick, dotted with those resorts
Continued On Page o-6, Col. =
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Estate Now a Camp

ADIRONDACK PARK, N. Y, June
l5.-A section of Jefferson County's
Adirondack Park, once part Of the
estate of an exiled King of Spain,
is now the site of one of New York
States largest Boy Scout camps.
Joseph Bonaparte, dethroned in
Spain, purchased a vast acreage.
including a huge lake, as a retreat
following his exile. The lake is
known as Lake Bonaparte and the
Scout camp Is located on Its shores.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

and south shores No roads will ever
be built upon the island. Even the
introduction of horses is not con-
templated. Travel will be around
the island by boat or across by
mixers trails.
Addition of nearly 300 square miles
of territory to Olympic National
Park in Northwestern Washington
last January brought into this
unique area-home of the rare Roose-
velt elk-a number Of important new
features. Included are the famed
rain forests" several spectacular
waterfalls, hot springs, mountains
and new recreational facilities.
Roads skirt and penetrate short dis
tances into this wilderness, most OF
which will be held inviolate for
lovers of the trail. Accommodation
are available at many points adjoin-
ing the park, with some simple lodg-
ings inside.
In Mount Rainier National Park,
Washington, today signalizes the
formal opening of the new East Side
road, the first through route in the
park. This new road is 1873 miles in
length. traverses the western base
of the Cascade Mountains just inside
the park. 1t supplements the State
highway system, as 1t provides a
short route for motorists between
Eastern and Southwestern Wash
ington.
Muir Woods National Monument,
California, almost at the back door
of San Franciscos Worlds Fair,
anticipates even greater visitation
now that the toll charge on the en-
trance road has been discontinued.
Yosemite National Park, Calf, is
prepared for record crowds. The
recent opening of Crystal Cave, Z
miles from Giant Forest in Sequoia
National Park, also in California,
adds another interesting feature to
trip to this famous area of giant
trees, lofty mountains and clear
lakes. The cave, in which q lighting
system has been installed, will be
open every day during the summer
season.
Outstanding among the new tour
ist accommodations completed since
the 1889 season is the fine lodge at
Bandelier National Monument, New
Mexico's splendid cliff dwelling
ruins, in the heart Of Frijoles Uittle
Beans Canyon, northwest Of Santa
Fe. New cabins have been con-
structed or are under way at Crater
Lake National Park, Oreg.; Grand
Canyon National Park, Ariz.; Mann
moth Cave National Park. KY:
Glacier National Park. Mont: Las
(see PARKS, Page G-5J
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Many Ancient Homes
In Swampscott Area

SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, June 15.-
Lovers of antiques will revel in the
old houses-many Of them with me-
mentos and utensils used $50 years
ago-which may be visited in short
drives from Swampscott. Among
these are the Amos Blanchard
House, in Andover, built in 1919;
Balch House, Beverly Cl638); Riggs
House, Gloucester 1859, where the
Cape Ann Historical Association
maintains an exhibition: Whipple
House, Ipswich 1640; East India
House, Salem Q706); House of Seven
Gables 1668). Retire Beckett House
Q655) and the Old Witch Jail, all
in Salem.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Oysters on Trees

Although tourists usually think
they are being kidded when asked
whether they wish to see oysters
growing on trees, variety of she'll
fish known as tree oysters actually
do attach themselves to tree roots
at Montego Bay, Jamaica, growing
partly IN and partly out OF the
water.
Evening star., 1940-06-16


In progress. This outstanding scenic
and recreational area was estab-
Gshed in January, 1915, but the
anniversary celebration was post
poned until the beginning of the
summer season. Among the cele-
bration events of principal interest
to Fasteners is a ski meet In this
park, where winter recreations ex-
tend well into summer, an annual
ski meet is held annually on July T.
Laseen Volcanic National Park, in
California, also has July ski tour
nament.
The opening of the spectacular,
sYow covered Going to the Sun
highway across Glacier National
Park, Mont, late in May-an ex-
ceptionally early date-drew hum
dreds of visitors who enjoyed the
thrill of motoring between the deep
drifts piled up along the road by
park snowplows. Yellowstone Ma
tional Park also opened early, with
Ill park roads cleared about the
middle OF May.
Two new national parks this year
beckon those who like to be in the
vanguard of visitors to new reser-
vation of this type Kings Canyon
National Park, in East Central Cali
1ornia-one of the few remaining
great wilderness areas in the United
States-was brought under National
Park Service protection in the
spring, It's massive high Sierra
country is the answer to the mixers
dream-for only the hiker or horse
back rider will be able to explore the
breath-taking canyons, domes, peaks,
waterfalls, lakes and streams that
brought estate praise from John
Muir, celebrated conservationist,
some so years ago. More than TOO
square miles of magnificent noun
tain country are embraced IN the
new park. To it was added the for
mer General Grant National Park,
with its majestic groves OF big trees.
General Grant will serve as head
quarters for the new park-and as
. jumping place for the adven-
ture into the high country.
Even more recently established
was the Isle Royale National Park
In Northern Lake Superior and just
within the boundaries of Michigan
and the United States Included in
the park is the Isle Royale archi-
pelago, with some 40 small islands
adjacent to Isle Royale. Boating
and fishing are the principal pur-
suits at Isle Royale. which has but
three centers of tourist concentra-
tior1-Rock Harbor Lodge, Belle Isle
ana Wlndiso Inn. In addition, fish,
ing sno camping grounds are being
located At six points on the north