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TUESDAY, OCT. 18, 1921.
A_ AT PUBLIC AUCTION ■■in
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Carolina Shipyard, Liquidating.
’ ? *" VALUATION $4,500,000.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ENORMOUS QUANTITIES MACHINERY
METALS, NEW MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT
TO BE SOLD IN SUITABLE TRADE LOTS WITHOUT
LIMIT ‘OR RESERVE.
103 tACRES'IMPROVED LAND, 25 BUILDUNGS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
SMITH & JAFFE. PHILIP SMITH, Auctioneer.'
Sells by public auction on premises
'CAROLINA SHIPYARD, Wilmington, North Carolina.
Commencing Monday, Oct. 24, and Continuing Daily Until Completed,
at 11 a. m. each day, Standard Time.
> CONSISTING--OF
RAND Type “PRE"and SULLIVAN AIR COMPRESSORS
HILLIS & JONIS, No. 8, 30 1-2" BEST HOUSINGS, BENDING POLLS.
6 furnace Scotch boiler*. Gish- acetylene generator plant, large
It vertical boring mill, plate quantities of pneumatic air drills,
, _ _ . . riveting, clipping, caulking ham
punch tables, pipe machines, . . ... ■' 3, _
mers and dolleysi j Trns now
presses, p. wer hammers, biowcs, • rnpe nfiw lumber ! ,
furnaces, grinders, purntifl, \ head Baldwin Altoona locomotive,,
planer, rotary shear, rsdt ,mak- flat cars, standard gauge; loco
ing machine, lathes, radial drills, motive cranes, chain and Lidger
dectidc welding outfits and drills, wood hoists, electric trolley
2,000 tons of Rivets. hoists, steel dock and wood stiff
2 triple expansion engines, 150 leg derricks, booms, electric gal
motofrs, 1 to 200 h. p., A. C. and D. vanizing plant, office, hotel and
G, E. power and lighting hpspital equipment, paints and
transformers, rotary converters* oils.
Woodworking machinery, planers, knife grinders, band saws, saw tables
' moulders.
1001)0 TONS LLOYD INSPECTED STE'YL PLATE, ANGLES, 1-BEAMS,
CHANNELS, TOOL BILLETS, Hex., Round Rar and Sheet.
MATERIAL (AND EQUIPMENT, KODAKS, PHOTO SUPPLIES.
. Enormous quantities of plumbing, electrical .equipment, .valves, .hard
ware,, brass and cppper bars, brass and bronze castings, steel, t}rass and
copper wire, etc.
Laqe quantities of SHIP CHANDLERY of all kinds and description.
FIVE MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF PLUMBING 'VND STEAM FITTING
1 - MATERIAL.
Land, Buildings and Improvements, Will be CCd SAT. OCT. 29, at 1 p. m.
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION and continuing to day of sale.
; ; For further particulars and catalogues write or wire.
SMITH & JAFF7, Auctioneers andAppralsers, 68 West 45th St., N. Y.
; Or CAROLINA SHIPYARD, Wilmington, North Carolina.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD
A dollar saved is . a dollar
made! Let me make you
some money by selling you
your wood.
By cord or load at
. reasonable figures
H. D. SYMONS
Phone 370
Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Ry.
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il:4& a.ni. , '.Savannah and Jacksonville 9:35 a. m.
7:16 p. m .....Savannah and Jacksonville 5:10 p. to.
11:10 a. ro Atlanta. Btrmingha|u. and Savannah.; 6:30 p. m.
FOR FURTHER AND SCHEDULES APPLY TO
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H. C. DOWLING . Phone J. A.M’VEIGH,
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V.Gen. Agent 398 Tkt. Agent.
PHONE 323
We clean your Carpets
, thoroughly with the
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Famous Hamilton Beach
’ Carpet Washer
Babies play on carpets reeking
with health'meancing-germs
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GLYNN DRY CLEANING WORKS
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NEWS NOTES
of G eneral Interest
THE TIDES. 1
High water today: 9:17 a. m. and
9:34 p. m. Low water 3:13 a. m. and
3:46 p. m. Outer bar calculations—
about a half hour later in the harbor.
COL. FRED ALSTAETTER TO
BE GUEST OF ROTARY CLUB.
At the luncheoa today of the Rotary
club, Col. Fred Alstaetter, of Savan
nah, will be a guest 6f the cltib as
also will be members of the Board of
Education. The subject to he han
dled today is: "Education” and some
excellent talks are expected.
GAME WARDEN HOPKINS
NAMES TWO DEPUTIES.
J. Hunter Hopkins, game wacden
of Glynn county, has announced the
appointment Si H. W. Manning, of
Everett City, as deputy in that sec
tion of Glynn county and Malcolm
McCaskill at St. Simon and that ter-
I ritory. The deputies have already
taken the cath and assumed their du
ties.
STO'RM WARNINGS ISSUED
BUT NO. SIGNS HERE.
Notwithstanding the fact that storm
warnings were Issued yesterday,
there has been ifo disturbance neat
this port and from present indications
there will n(ot be. Yesterday was
rather warm, but was a beautiful day,
with just a slight northeaster blow
ing.
SENT OUT MANY LETTERS IN
INTEREST OF ST. JOHN'S HAVEN.
Chairman J, Hunter Hopkins, who
heads the committee which is making
the drive for St. John’s Haven, the or
phanage for boys, located on St. Si
mon, has sent out something like five
hundred letters asking support for the
institution and he would be glad to
have replies from them. In the mean
time those Who did not receive a let
ter from Mr. Hopkins and desire to
assist in a most worthy.cause, should
notify or call at Mr. Hopkius’ office.
METHODIST REVIVAL
CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT.
The revival which ha* been In pro
gress at the First Methodist church
for the past several days, came to a
close Sunday night and it may bd said
that a great deal of good has been ac
complished. Rev. Thomas H. Thom
son. the pastor, has been arsisted by
Dr. Pierce, of Griffin, and he made
many friends while here. He is an
eloquent and forceful talker and a
platform orator of great ability. His
sermons have appealed to man’s bet
ter nature and much was accomnlish
! ed.
tankWr and barkentine
REACHED PORT YESTERDAY.
The tanker H. C. Felter arrived
yesterday morning from Texas City
with a ci\rgo of crude oil for the At
lantic Refining company. The Amer
ican barkentine Rena Marie Stewart
also reached port from Philadelphia.
This Is a sister ship of the Charles P.
Stewart, which loaded here for the
Mutual Timber company and. is a very
fine vessel. The vessel left Phila
delphia on the afternoon of the 13th.
instant, and arrived here on yester
day morning, which Is considered
gcod time. Both these vessels will
probably make several trips to Bruns
wick.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS*
RESOLUTION OF THANKS
“At a meeting of Camp Jackson
Confederate Veterans, the following
' resolution, moved by Comrade J. J.
Spears and seconded by Comrade
Frank H. Harris, was unanimously
passed by rising voce: .
•‘Resolved, that the thanks of Camp
Jackson are hereby tendered to the*
County Commissioners for their kind
ly attention to the Veterans of said
Camp in proriding means for them
U attend the reunion at Chattanooga.
{Without great expense to themselves.
•Re-sOlved (that such a eft lon w*
that of good and true men. who can
not and will not forget the men who
wore the gray and followed Lee and
Johnstope to the end.
“Resolved, further, that the thanks
of the Camp are given to Hon. J. L
Beach, himself the son of a deceased
Confederate Roldier. for ihavfng In
terested himself in getting action by
the county commissioners as afore
said, and likewise for other and many
kindnesses to be old Veterans.
“Resolved, further, that these reao
Intions be presented to the Bruns
wtek N>ws with the request that It
publish them.**
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MRS. HERBERT SMITH DIED
, YESTERDAY AT PATTERSON
Deceased Before Her Marriage Was
Miss Belle Walker and Lived
• In Brunswick.
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Many friends were grieved yester
day morning when the news of the
death of Mrs. Herbert Smith was re
ceived in the city by telegrajn. She
had been ill at Patterson, Oa., for sev
eral weeks, but her demise was not
expected and came as a shock to her
many friends.
Mrs. (Smith,. (before her marriage
was Miss Belle Walker and lived in
Brunswick many years. She had
scores of friends here who Join The
Now* in extending condolence to her
loved ones. Besides her husband, Her
bert Smith, who Is connected with the
Morgan automobile establishment
here, deceased leaves two small chil
dren and numerous relatives to mourn
her loss.
The funeral will be held at the fam
ily burial grounds in Patterson this
Sfternoon.
What’s Your Time Worth?
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WHEN you go to buy a pair of boots, a can of peas or a kitchen
cabinet, do you know exactly w hat you want—or lo you “shop
around” and take pot luck?
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You can save many an hour’s time—and many a good hard
ilollar—by koowing beforehand what you want, where to get it,
and approximately how much it wiil cost.
You can always know this much before you enter a store.
If it's clothing, you know how well it should wear and what.
the style should be. If it's a musical instrument, you know
what to expect in tone and workmanship. If it's a carpet sweep
er, you know what kind of service it should give.
Merchants with established icpuations for honesty are the
best with whom to deal. # J ~ ,
Merchandise with established repuation is the best to buy.
The only way to be sure othe goods you buy is to read the
, advertisements in this paper regularly. Asa practice it's far
\ better than rummaging around.
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it saves time. It saves money.
11 Read Them Regularly !
Finish Your Attic
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With Beaver Board
That dingy attic—waste space that you canp robably use to
good advantage—why not . convert it into a pleasant, livable
room with Beaver Board.
There’s no muss or litter connected with such a job. No dirt to
track through the house. Just saw the handy panels of Beaver
Board to the rignt size, nail them, paint them, put on the decor
ative strips and your room is ready for immediate occupancy.
It won't cost you a cent to investigate how economically your at
tic can be transformed into rooms as attractive as any in the
house. Ask for our folder, “Find thes§ Useful New Rooms in the
Attic” today.
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About $25.00
wll buy the material for an extra
bedroom. The materal required
for finishing an average attic
room is shown below. We can
supply this complete for as little
as $25.00. Ljst us give you a
price on your attic room today.
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United Supply Cos.
PROGRESSIVE HAR DWARF MERCHANTS
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