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'■TWi AFtERNOON, JUNE Wj t»iO. ■ . SHOWING TODAY ONLY George-Wash in “The Ptad Line” Here" is a picture tbat Will bara an appeal tbat no picture has ever bid before .and it is on a . that you tvill Ib^f raaie:nber. 1T6 A TitBTAT. Jack Dempsey in “Daredevil Jack” Well Jack is in the t enter of the. ’ Oejderi West in -this Hup o . and you will tfe thrilled from start to finish. ALSO A. ROOLIN COMEDY. D IffiMBf SHOWING MONDAY ONLY Katherine MacDonald The American Beauty in “The Beauty Market” Now here is a picture that needs no introduction as we showed it here for one Matine 1 only about two weeks ago and all you imist do ia asr someone that taw it. THF.N YOU 1 L COME. Also Harold Lloyd in “Bumping Into Broadway” ^ Today Edith Roberts in “The Triflers” VA good motorcycle cop is.worth, fore thati a dozen society idlers. See this statement proven In the 'friflers. # The 17th episode of “Elmo The Fearless” Don’t miss this chaplet of Elmo as there is only one more after this. ' ’iu- Also a GEORGE OVEY COME- Y. MONDAY GERALDINE FAPGN?,,,//, «i.i ‘\ • L .ui 15 KV GERALDINE FARRAR £nd LOU TELLEGAN in ‘THE WORLD AND ITS WOMEN” — 1 LITTLE unit <£y Mdiy draham. Boiuver THE MEAN FLIES. BREAK IN BOND PRICES IS NO CAUSE FOR WORRY LAROP " PCiSISLB 1 ^ li*VESTOR8 WHO CIi22 BIG OPPORTUNITY. Proof. Detective—And what mokes think that the burglar was a bachelor? Woman—Why, he told me to keep perfectly quiet, and seemed surprised when 1 didn’t. Not Likely to Be a Star. “My wife is practicing economy now.” “That so?” “Yes, but I don’t believe she’s ever going to become expert at it.” rill ii:al /Mi M 0^ DENTAL tZREME a\. »<A'v;r WHITE TEETH healthy Gums and a T c- CLEAN MOUTH •’rV'' White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and a Clean Mouth pEOPLE who use Klenzo Dental * Creme regularly, tell us that it keeps their teeth white—their gums firm — and their mouths healthy, clean, and comfortable, with that Cool, Clean, Klenzo Feeling. And Klenzo is a safe dentifrice, approved by the dental profession because it does all that any dentifrice ought to do. Try it. i DENTAL CREME .. j eL ■ ■ "■ /kK ( Common Experience. “Now they tell us 'Insanity enn be traced to the teeth.” “That’s nothing new. I know Tots of people who have told me they were ’ Just crazy with the toothache.” “I was So mean this morning,” said I the fly. “Yes, I was Just us mean us 1 could be.” / “And so was I,” saI(L the' second fly. “Tell 'me about It,” said the visitor fly. “I love to hear of mean aels. They make me buzz with happiness. Indeed, 1 enjoy bearing of mean acts- second only to doing them myself. "I Ilka to go on sweets and eat other creatures’ food—Just nihhle at you jt, you know. I don’t care whether I am brushed away or not. I come right back again. “The other day some people were having lunch and some of my brothers, and sisters were fearfully annoying. We knew It. We knew we weren't wanted. But that didn’t matter to us. We stayed about and bothered the people dreadfully. “They brushed us off and said: “Oh, dear, those horrible flies, why can’t we get rid of them?" “We’d go back again and bother t^em. We were Just us mean as moan could be.” * j I can see.” said the first fly, “that Investors who bbught Liberty Bonds end Victory Notes at recent market prices were thus able to earn consid erably more than the bond rates of in terest on thoir money, according to figures compiled by stock and bond broker*. Moreover, Income tables re cently completed by the War Loan Or ganization of this district show that the bonds, inasmuch as they are ex empt from all state, and local property fend income tax (except estate or in heritance taxes) are equivalent in their net yield to taxable stocks *i)d bonds pacing rates of Interest sub- atantlally higher. The property tax on stocks and bonds is sometimes considerable. From these property taxes, state and city. Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes, of course, are exempt. This means, therefore, brokers point out, tbat the j governmoht securities yield a net in-iir, come equal to that of taxable stocks and bonds paying much more. ( Historic Bells. The largest hell ever cast was done In Russia In 1053, and to the Intense disappointment of its makers It was cracked In the casting. The bell weighed 108 tons. The earliest record of hells Is to be found in Exodus, w here they were used as trimming for Aaron's robe at (be hem, “a golden bell ami a pomegranate, a golden bell and a pomegranate.” The pomegranates were in brilliant colors and the bells i tinkled to announce to the people when j be came and went from the altar. Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Byes examined, glasses fitted. Sulzbachen, up stair* Entrance through store. A Mistake. , “Our friend Is suffering, he tells me. from insomnia.” “And be told my wife all that was the matter with him was he couldn’t sleep.” Quite Naturally. “A man offered to treat me the other day and then made me pay for It.” “What a mean, fellow!” “Not at all. He was my doctor. ,, Only Way Left. Crabshaw—Why do women wear furs in this wepther? Mrs. Crabshaw—Why, dear, is there anything more expensive?—Town Top ics. Sugar Cane. T! e leaves of* the sugar cane are eng and narrow, and the stalks are hard and thick. It looks very much like growing com, but grows some* what laller—at times as high its 15 tc IS feet. After tiie cane ripens, it is rut and taken to a sugar mill. RILEY DRUG CO. Opp. P. 0. ( "THE REXALL STORE” Hf 4- Phone 38 Orientals Can Resist Great Heat. Orientals seem (<> be immune t<> the fierce heat of the Hrereom on ocean steamers anil can endure for a great length of time temperatures that would speedily prostrate white men. X y The Very Best Deed I X You’ll ever do will be the one that make you your own landlord. It will make you independent, insure a “roof over your head” in times of stress and wor- r y- WHY NOT PERFORM THAT PEED NOW—-TO-DAY! % / ■ ■’ ^;. • ; ❖ Call on us and let iis give you the prices and terms on the following HOMES FOR SALE: % ^ A ‘ .. 1 , .. i j Ao. 325 .West Ewans, Street, 7 rooms, 10150x150 V No. <> Xorth \l.c{Jueeh Street 7 rooms, • lot 40x’83 & • * No. .1 r North Mc.Qireen Street ; X rooms, 7. 10145x183 V No. i 1 West Pine Street 7 rooms, lot 39x150 X . ' * J No. 322 West Palmetto Street 7 rooms, 10170x150 V Xrt. 4«{ Day Street — 10 rooms. lot 50x11-9 ♦♦♦ No. 310 West Pine Street i.-. 7 rooms, ' lot 60x190 j No. 301 vSi.mh Church Street 6 rooms, . lot 50x150 No. 914 West Evans Street ..... 6 rooms, ’ % W,r; ‘ • ~ ,r ’* !!fy»£3 No. (k)r West Evans Street — <6 rooms, lot 70x150 V Park Aenue, Two-story bungalow, lot 57x221 X Park Avenue, 6 room bungalow, extra lot, lot 107x224 V * . Eight room brick bungalow on Palmetto Street, ♦♦♦ , li / * • all con eniences! v ■ J** Y . ' /f ; ’ W ^ ot 100x225. V t TRY OUR SERVICE. V WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS — 4 ♦2» WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR LINE. ■ ♦♦♦ LUCAS and BRUNSON 32 1-2 West Evans St. Real Estate Phone 386 can sec, you will enjoy our story.” “Yes," said the second tiy, "I can see that, too. You will appreciate It" 5 * “Do toll It to me,” said the visitor fly. “Well.” said the first fly, “this morning there was a little girl asleep,” “Yes. yes,” buzzed the visitor fly, “this sounds mean and nice.” “It is,” said the second fly. ‘Tray continue," said the visitor fly. “Well,” sold the first fly, “this little girl had been to a fancy dress party the night before. Sl^e had had, u beautiful time. I was on the ceiling when I heard her telling her mother about it. “It was very late when she got home and she had had such a very ex citing time that she was alF tired out. “She told her mother all about the costumes and what every one did and The following figures show in tbs order iiame4 the issues of Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes, their respec tive periods to maturitja recent mar ket quotations and the approximate annual •interest based upon these prices and conditional upon the secu rities being held to maturity. First 3 1-J. 27 years; $9J.30; 3.90 per cent. First 4. 27 years; $85.SO; 5 per cent. First 4 1-4, 27 years; $85.50 5.5 per cent. . Second 4, 22 12 years; $85.5*; 5.15 per cent. Second 4 1-4, 22 1-2 years; $SS.J9: 6.6 per cent. Third 4 1-4, 8 1-2 years; $90.8»; 5.62 per cent. Fourth 4 1-4, 1$ 1-2 yaars; $85.90; 6.47 per cent. Victory 4 8-4, $ years; $96 30; 6.08 per cent. Victory 3 3-4, 3 years; $*6.30; 6.05 •j per cept. In comparing the Income from Lib erly Bonds and Victory Notes with the net yield of taxable stocks and bonds the usual taxes sheuld be added to each of the percentage yields given above. It rests with the legislature, brokers point out, to increase tho taxes here This then would make the inconvi yield rtf son-taxable governmert bonds Just that much greater and the bonds would. *£erofore he all- the more val uable, bankers aad business moo say, as Investment securities S. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON AFFORDING AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TC VISIT THE SEASHORE Effective June 6, to September 5, ts V, Inclusive. ROUND TRIP FARES FROM FLORENCE To WILMINGTON $2.75 To CHARLESTON $265 LIMITED TO DATE OF SALE Proportionate Fares from intermediate points. C.-iggnge will not be checked on these tickets and they will not be honored in sleeping or parlor cars. < SCHEDULES GOING SCHEDULES RETURNING l.v Florence 5:30 9:06 A. M. Lv. Wilmington 6:45 8:30 P. M. ’Ar. Wilmington 9:45 A M 1:00 P M. Ar. Florence 10:50 7:30 P M l.v Florence t):r>0 9:25 A. M. Lv. Charleston 8:20 3:50 P. M. Ar. Charleston 10,35 A. M. 1:05 P. M Ar Florence 12:05 A M 7:26 PM For Particulars regarding regular ummer Excursion Fares, Apply tc JOSEPH POWELL, Ticket Agent, Florence 8. C. V/. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE, Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent. WILMINGTON, N. C. ATLANTI COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South. ii'jTiiaKisiaiaaia: ❖ “We Weren't Wanted.'* said and what games,they played and hOw they dnneed and how everyone fooled everyone cine. “Well, just as‘her mother was say ing ‘good night’ to her and was kiss ing her and wishing her pleasant di;enms and all that foolishness, $ heard li.er say: 1 ‘“Now, dearie, you • can sleep late, for tomorrow is Saturday. J)oa’t wake up for breakfast. You can have some *£* fruit and'Tiilk any l*me you get up— s&t or you needn’t get up until lunch time if you don’t want to. You can have i ^ a great, long rest.’ jY' “‘Oh, I’m so glad,’ said the little 4» girl to herself, ‘tor I just feel as ^ though I could sleep and sleep.’ | i "That was enough for me.” said the first fly. . |Y “And for me,” said the second fly. : “This sounds wonderful,” said the visitor .fly. “Do go on.” “Well, she was just so tired and X sleepy that it was fun to lie so mean,” said the first fly. “If she hadn’t been «&,, so tired and so sleepy it wouldn't have | been half such fun.” | “You can understand,” said the sec- i ond fly. ' rAk “BaSily,” said the visitor fly. “And,” said the first fly, “early this morning I began my work, just when she was sleeping so hard because she was so tired.. I got on her face and there I stuck until'she had to half wake up and brush me off.” “Then,” said the second fly, “I did the same, and got on the other side of her face.” “She tried to lie on one side and then on the other,” *iid the firet fly. "Then she tried to cover up her head, and of course she was most un comfortable doing that, for she couldn’t breathe that way,” said the seem (1 fly. “S > between us we wouldn’t let her rsleep. and she was so tired, oh, so terribly tired, and so terribly* sleepy that it was great fun.” “Wonderful, wonderful,” said the visitor fly. “And when she went downstairs so early, for she couldn’t sleep, and her mother asked why, she said: "‘The flies simply wouldn’t let me sleep.’ "Wasn't tligt great?” said the first fly. “■V*s, wasn’t It?" added the second “Great!" buzzed the visitor fly. Ccrnsta-ch in Turkish Delight. The only Corn product used to an ap preciable f..tent in Greece is corn starch. is employed to make lou- coumia or', jrkish delight, a clear, jellylike confection popular in the Hear Lust. * Bull Fnough There, Too. When a bull gored a man the other day the f.rst telephoned report set dov ii tit t •'e victim wa . “bored by a foot’ and died. The police theory at the time was that he had perished at a political meeting.—London Opinion Use Water Sparingly. An Arab drinks cold water with a spoon, and never bathes in it unlesi his horn: be on the seashore. W e Handle the Best in Ouf Line The Victrola Talking Machine The Ivers & Pond Kranich & Bach Steinway Kurtzmann Shoninger Pianos COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS If Your Car Should Burn. As it is liable to any'day—what then? Will you cut a healthy slice off your bank account or convert some of your other property into cash in order to re place it? t Or will you have the chmforting assurance that a responsible company will pay for the new car? If Your Car Is Stolen. Will you hope against hope that some enterprising officer of the law will turn f it up unharmed. And when—as is most the case, it never does come back to Y you,.will you DIG or do WITHOUT? ♦jV Or, will you sit tight ahd leave it to the insurer of your car to get it back or give you its price? | Collision, Property Damage, and Liability (foverage. X If through accident when driving you injure your own car or another car, # X injury to other people should result, will you dig into your pocket to the X bill, or shoulder the hazards of damage suits, X Or, will you rest secure thdt your interests are being taken care of and the ulti- X mate costs will be paid for you? X How About It? Automobile insurance par excellence issued through this office, efficient service by people who know how. Prompt and • Cumparison cf Tires. Hauling a rubljm--tired vehicle on an nvyrage rmnL'Aty m.d a stnel-tlred vehicle on a truck require ubmit the finme umeupt of power, as was demon strated rcchutly to a court trial. Real Estate & Trust Company 43 WEST EVANS STREET. PHONE 311. X *» *i- „