NEW YORK FASHIONS. s
Hliort Coat" I'reHS and Utility frktrts--PlaidnVarled
Material" and Color'
Millinery.
The best authoritie" agree in of
fering suits with coats of a length
extending little" beto-1 the waist
line, rather than the half-length
that were prophesied for this season.
These come in aj great variety of
ratherlreaky but decidedly smart
styles. The French jacket with
pleated lower part is wry much in
evidence. Sleeves are full length
in the more- seyere tailored styles
but one sees anv nhmber of cape
effects . and three-quarter sleeves
among the new models. Buttons,
both of the snit material and of
metal, bone, ivory, or leathe- are
used to a great extent as a garniture
and braids and gimps are very large
ly worn.
SKIRTS FOB DRESS AXI) UTILITY
While skirts of function gowns
continue to be long all round on
many of the smartest models, suits
have practical flaring short skirts
clearing the -ground fioui two -, to
four inches. These are most of ten
cut after a semi-circulur somewhat
pleated model that gives the becom
ing flare of the circular skirt with
out its tendency to sag. The dressy
effect of the best skins depends rath
er Oil. their general cut and dejsign
than the use of applied trimniins
if we except lmttoi.8 and occasional
touches of bi'iiid.
THE RAO E KOH I'LAIDS
Fluids of many sorts promise to be
the rage, if they are sufficiently en
dorsed by fashionable women, for
all styles are more oc. less unt trial!
at this season . Certainly these pt-1
terns are most attractively displayed
at. all the best shops, aud in most I
varied and fascinating cojibj nations..!
The regular Tartans are for the most j
part confined to "ribbous for hat!
trimmings auu to waist, materials
for school girls aud misses. The
ombre or shaded plaids are better
adapted to older wearers. Mauy of
these styles in robes for smth. have
matching materials for waists in
taffeta or other weave3.
VARIED MATERIALS AND COLORS
It would seem that browns and
greens are to lead in favor for street
costumes this season, and there is a
760
decided movement in favor of using
serges of the best quality. Cheviots,
especially in stripes and small, over
plaids, are among the' prettiest ma
terials used for smart specimens of
snits for utility purpose, and are
particularly well adapted for school
girls and " other young' women.
Touches . of brilliant contracting
colors, m yellows that- verce toward
the orange tone. ,hm1 the newest
,redf that, run from terra rotus to
mahoganys are especially f.'0"1' nu
the more sombre tints us'-d for
the whole cotnmy" i Dines of h tl-J-;
t aided uavy and eoutwstiu,: lral.'uu
c9s3 hades are preferred tins fall
and will make some of the most
fashionable serge suit?. v
ILLUSTRATION
'if hanks are due theMcCall Co.,
makers and designers of fashions,
for handsome illustration accom
panying this article.
The question of hats still remains
to be settled, some contending that
the very small hat will lead, others
that all styles will be worn, which
seems the most probable conjecture.
Felts are very prominent, not moiy?
so however than the plain velvets,
and uncurled ostrich feathers, either
witlrlong willow like plumes or the
shorter ones in bunches that suggest
the domestic leather duster, will
soon be as ubiquitous as were peacock
feathers in the spring, and will
probablv go out of style as complete
ly, and in as short a time. All
sort 8 of fancy buckles aud orna
ments are used with ribbon trim
mings on the new hats, and dahlias,
especially in the mahogany shades,
are the latest thing in Mowers. Cher
ries and grapes combined with tulle
are seen on some of the most chiu
headgear, and shapes are nioie tie
cidetl in their outlines than has been
the case for soiiu- time.
If you wish to read a story that
is brimful of humor and amusing
situations, you will find it next
mouth in The Ladies Wjprld.' A
Sistei of Chariiv, by Julia Fruitt
bishop, is the title of this new serial,
which commence in the rsoVeinber
number act which is by far the
best continued story they have ever
published. The professor of mathe
matics who is supposed to relate
the tale does so in a most droll aud
concise manner, and inadvertently
gives a character sketch of himself
that serves as a background for the
story. Mrs. Bishop is always bright,
and sparkling in whatever she does,
but she has certamlv excelled in "A
Sis'er of Charity." It is illustrated
by Eliot Leen.
Good for the cough, removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. That's
the work of Keuuedy's Laxaaive
Honey and Tar the original cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. Sold
by Standard Drug Co. and Asheboro
(jrug Co., Asheboro, N. 0.
Cook Booki.
; Do you want the largest and beet
Cook book 1 published. If so, write
us and we will tell vou how te get
it for one hour's work. Don't delay
but write to-day.
When you have a cold it is well
to be very careful about using any
thing that will cause constipation.
He particularly careful about prepa
rations containing opiates. Use
Kt-niit-dvs Laxative Honey and Tar,
wKir'n Voj'S the coush and moves
the- bowels. Sold by standard Drugr
Co., Aslu-boro, X. ('.
THERE IS
REYNOLDS SUN CURED
1 "' "rrrTTj'. mum! ji H 1
iflliiilll-
"it is
The Onlu
Medicine
. I have found which is perm ment
in iU effects." '-It is the best medi
cine I ever took in my life,."
"It is the hnest nieucine I ever
took for indigesitou."
"It cured me after uoCtoi s treat
ment and many other medicines
fai.ed." "It is the finest touiu I
eve trieil."
These are 'he expressions whioh
greeted me wneii I called on Mrs.
G. R. Auderson, Cleveland, N. C,
March 15, 1905. Sh? h::d b-en a se
vere sufferer from indigestion, w hich
frequently pioduced nevousness.
One dozen butths of uiy Femc'ly
made a perfect cure ot hei. It
cured her at the same tinir- of a
troublesoniH ei.se of tetter on
hand.
Mns. Joe I'f.rsox.
Charlotte, N. C. ,
Hen H ( n!iipn!4;ii Meat: V.'li:it.
We 'aviv :isked a few thus Uirii
what we meant when we said we
wantwdu L'ii'anViimpuign. One idea'
of a tde.in Lniiiaii.rn is une in whu-h
the wi jters nu-l speakers will tell the,
ttuth.
Some one muv siy if we tell the'
truth on some ctiiiilidutt'g for public1
office, the writing or .speaking will
not be ei',in ni-'-au-e th n eui-'i.s of
the Oiitnliilavs are not clean.
The hpi- wf the tli'. country ' t .
in the fac tint tii' puilie i!e na i''s
men for.oflii"' w'iose liv.-s are ceae,
aud if a writer r ? c:ik'i- w:ii !
nothing but th,.- truth mi the cnuli
diite., we still eiiiiin tiiar M- i-n it- -
paign will ! rleiiu. It-is n.- riH.m ,
when Mie'i are uiir-pi e-fileti am! j
villi;i-c!. (J.-irawtia ,niiurv X-.is j
Trmible never n lues to stay
World lil.e thunder shukin'
Darkness ever dreams of day,
Look! The light's a-breakin'!
See it shiniii' from the hills,
See it dancin' on the rills,
All the world with joy it fills:
Look! the light's a-hreakiu'!
11.
Though the sight seeuis with us loug
Solid comfort takin'
Still we hear Life's Mruiu' snug,
"Look! The ligh 's t breakin'!"
Farewell then to siyh n' Night
Welcome to the love an' light!
Brethren this eld world's all right
Look! the light's a-breakin'!
F. L. Stauton.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I
Lucas County . f
Frank J. Cheney niukoe oath that lie fs senior
partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney ,v t'n. itoliig
Lu-iness in the City ut Tnle.lu. ( miuiy an. I ttm
aloreaiil. ami tlmt niil Hnu will puv tht ui'i .f
ONE Hl SliKKK liuLLAKi- (01 ii. i. nu t cwi-y
caw-of Catarrh tlmt tauiHit i-nr-.-l in 'In
of Hnll'-t umrrli ure. FKAXK I CKXXKY
8wiru to U'f.ireme ami -uirrii-i 1.1 :;, v int.
ence thi Oth .lay ( IK-n-inlier. A. I" lvi'i
(Seal) A. ... i.k.i
X i.iry Hi:
Hall's ttitanh Cut in t-.Un Ii
acin iliifi-iiv iiiii-liii .1 in.. I mi
of tliu -y-t. .-ii i ti i-1 I1" i i
r. .1. I liKSKV ,v On
Sn1i! l.v nil lirueKiri. 7i.
lake Kamil.. I'.i; . u- i-nii
A REASON FOR CHEWING
. Chewers becoming tired of heavily
Sweetened sun cured tobaccos caused
REYNOLDS' SUN CURED to quick
ly win from the old brands of much
longer standing the place as favorite with
sun cured chewers, because it contains
; Just enough proper sweetening and fla
voring to preserve the quality of the leaf
and enhance its goodness, causing a large
increase in the demand for sun cured
tobaccos.
UN
Is not only pure sun cured, but it is made
from choice selections of the genuine sun
cured leaf grown where the best sun
cured tobacco grows. It is like that you
formerly got, costing from 60c. to $1.00
per pound, and is sold at 50c. per pound
in 5c. cuts; strictly 10c. plugs, and is the
best value in sun cured tobacco that can
be produced for chewers.
R, J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO."
Winston-Salem, N. C.
l'rof. Bruce Craven, of Morgan1
ton, reneutly gave out iti interview
lefusMic nhev 'h'1 r?c?nt order of
Superintendent "of Public Instruc1
lion euiarid ny that the books adopt
ed by -te-xt :liOilv cjiuinihsiou only
he used in the cirv schools. He
thinks the action of Mr. Jovner ia
iihC.il led for, and that city schools
should be permitted to select their
own books. i
When Eve brought woe to all mankind
("Id Adam culled her woman; "
But when the woo-d wilh lovoso kind
He then pronounced it wooinan.
But now, with folly and with pride,
Their liNsluud pockets trimming,
Tim ladies Jre so fu!! of whims
The people call tlirm wiinmeu.
Boston Transcript.
We are leaders and .
originators not imi
tu'ors nor follower.
The
Great Artistic
STIEPF
PIANO!
i t.'.l.iv Hie l.wrvel I Hie I ii'-'-n! ; i
ii .U'e I' w.l- nevei' ;im cxii'niil 't
lt;:rli-li- -r.iii.! -:r I I il:e I
was nieeive I. an-l now , ,i
i-.!, Iheueaivni :. ':' t'iu.i-. )
We Have f.jw Pianos
; in, -. i 1 ' i...,-.. -. a- i-.'oo.mt,
i i I, iVi ! ii ;-.ik Tii.-
i- i'iM ..: ;i. -e j;: :! - l.y .jr. iii'!i,
wholui- l.icu 1 1 1 : i ' 1 1 i mi t:u inu pi.ines
y ..ii?
Chs. M. Stieff,
S "iiner:i Vivii-miii ' W Tia'le
fliarl-lre, X. C.
C. !!. WII.MuTil. Maimer.
DO YOU WANT THE BEST,
SAFEST, EFFIl IENT FAMI
IY MEDICINES?
BUY
Vlck'a Little Llvar Pllla, X3u. Ha
pcrlor to Calomel for child or
alnlt.
Vlclt'; Velio w Pine Tar Cough
Bj-rup, use. Cam wont cough
and prevent coniamptloa.
Vlch'. Turtle Oil Llulmrut, H3.
Beet anl largeet for man or
beaet.
Vick'n Keatorttlve Tonls Wine ot
Coil Liver Oil, Sl.OO.
Vlrk'n Rum and Qalnlne Hair
TouIk, ."'Oi'. -Vt an oil or dye,
n iliiiilruir, reatoree the
llntr.
It all dniKiilKti or drnlrra or it-lit
f.ir the prlrr liv
L. WlCHARDSON M'F'G
CKE.VJiST,
Gi .ur iloi o
4H
.-j j . -i . --i -n-L- ii -iu- I Greensboro Nurseries, I
: , I Greensboro, N. C. 1
TOBACCO
mold:
'COKED
TAKE NO
SUBSTITUTE
MAKERS
CRADDOCK
-TERRY CO.
LYNCHBURG -VA.
A full line of these
Shoes can be found at
W. J. MILLER'S,
Sole Agent,
ASHEBORO N. C.
Poland China
l?l ITltlllllllULlI P
i M
Black Pigs, f
Why i.'pon-l'!i packing-house
prot-lucts, es
ixxiaUy i:' vou live iu
the Country? P!ac
jMin' oHt-r now t'ur a
;-air of Poland China or
Mammotli I'.lack pi.es,
for fall Uelivtry, and
raise your own meat.
Descriptive circular on
application.
Carolina Stock
and
Poultry Farm.
Pinp Picra nnrl Pnnltrv
! for sale.
Berkshire Pigs $5.00 Each.
. Brown Leghorn Cockerels.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-
C. U. HInshaw, Greensboro, N. C.
DR. D. K. LOCKHART,
DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. C.
1 ii-u lira in my oM'n o pre n.re '. to i aetce
iitl liy '.w it- vatM'.i. hrnm-li.'.
ISP li4
MiK ' THE BEST SHOE
XAiK IN AMERICA
s'' J I Address 1
I I JOHN A. vOUNG, 1
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Trotruding
files. I)iupit8 nrn authorized to refund
money if PACO OINTMENT fails to cure in
Clto 14 days. "iOc.
Wood's Seeds
ron
FALL SOWING
Every farmer should
have a copy of our
New Fall Catalogue
It ffives:best methods of seed
ingiaadifull information about
Crimson Clover
Vetches, Alfalfa
Seed Oats, Rye
Barley, Seed Wheat
Grasses and Covers
Descriptive Fall Catalogue
mailed free, and prices
quoted on request.
T. W. Wood & Sons,
Seedsmen, - Richmond,! Va.
Our Trada Mark Brand Seeda'are the
Dest and eleauest qualities oijtainaoie.
Dr. S. A. HENLEY,
Physician - and - Surgeon,
ASHEBORO. N. C.
"'ihi-e over Sju mi - Reddinp's stere near
.-a.i.l.ir.1 riiug t o.
A C McALISTER & CO.
Asheboro, N. C.
I Fire, Life and Accident Insur
! ance.
i
Tho hest companies repreentfd. Offices
over the Bank of Randolph.
N. P. COX,
Jewefer and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C.
L. M. FOX, M. D.
ASHEBORO, N. C.
oSeni his prolewdonal aervice to the
cltlteuk'of Asheboro and surrounding
community, offices: At Residence'
Dr. J. V. HUNTER,
PHYSICIAN - AND - SUR.GEON.
Office Ashelioro Drug Co.
Residence--Cornei of Main and Worth
Mreeta.
Asheboro, N. C.
THE CAROLIN,
COOK STOVE
Guaranteed to give entire
Satisfaction in every way.
Tlii-s -i ve h.i vi-ry iinnli-ni iiu proven f nt
iiii'luiiii.j; t-x'.'iitiiiu l"P hi'lf, tide shelf,
kkkei . nii-kli- lowrl rod, nii-kli- knoUs, orna
mental lu-f. Eif-iv tuvi" nici'ly polished.
If your nu'ifliant lines not sell these stoves,
write us it i . e will jmie specially low
pi'CM dvliv-ered at your railroad station.
Every stove Kiiaranleed. Manufactured by
G. T. GLASCOCK & SONS,
Greensboro, N. C.
For sale, liy Lewis - Window Hdw. Co.,
Ashelniro, N. C, The Watkins-Leonard Co.,
liam-etir, X. C.
Little Money;
But Big Money
You will save money by paying
cash for what you buy, and will
avoid paying for goods you think
you haven't bought.. So call on
J. L. Norman and buy cheap,
where you will not be bothered
with book account.
Nice line Groceries, Notions,
Overalls. Suspenders, Pants,
Shirts, etc.
Jones' 0d Stand,
North side Depot street.
BTSKJ4-' V'J. r-.'-i: : I.-