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" rr %nol,W!Wl'i b '.OOMi tjid3 Vtu).
Groceries, Hardware, Building Matarials,
Paint*, Household SuppWaO - Ih
Stoves,- Rangas, Que arts warO f*nO
E "a mailed Wans. ?f? ' " fUsuc-jq; <i
Popular;Wt*?su of hi reliability,
and progressive; because St the alert
methods bf its maiiageoiefrt,': tlVe WOks1,
Store has fcT'yefms'tldstljeeu a'Jamfliar
name and hhd feceiVefl the constant
preference of dflHj'Of the' Wnisetfeepers,
farmers, michsMlci tftid property
owners for miles Ip eVfry direction,
due to ther established fidelity of tW
stocks to respond to all ordinary needs
with goods thSt'tre invariably honest
equivolent fdt" the ' money invested.
Located 011 ohe *f Louisburg's protni-1
nent corners?a prominence enhanced
hy its presence ' and Operations?the
Hicks Store Occupies si modem and
substantial three story briikstructure
and an L shaped two story annex.
The interior of the stohequartera rises
to the heights of the third hoof, and
for that reasoti the most ffcvorable eoihditions
prevail arising from plenty Of
light and ventilation "Combined "with
the pleasing effect bf hffipie' spice between
floor and" eeiilhg. Galleries on
either side, containing stocks,' attractively
displayed, and balconies, at* the'
front ar.d rear, used fof stocks and for
office purposed giWto the interior that
variety and appropriateness re arrange
Hient which' combine: crriiaifiantwith
use. St^jrways lCad to these galleries
from a common platform and their niat
appearand' completes the Setting. The
third floor of the buiidiilg' is used for
stocks of building material, sudV as
doors, mouldthjj ilfcd tflrhed Work' and
in the two story armet,rwhich (? J fee
entered from the ilret fl6hr ahd gallery
is found heavy therdKiftdis'd gnfierally.
The'Hicks store anticipate"alt needs
for groceries, hardware, cftf'eenaware,'
building materials and farm idtf hougt!
hold supplies generally ip 'tfee "hardware
line, carrying constantly dfi' hatid
large and cotoplete assbrtinents of canned
and bottled godds, tfeas and chftdes,
which latter includes' the adleferdlml'
Chase ?nd Sanborn blends, candies -"and'
confections, breakfast foods"'ahd1 bhl:-f'
ors light goods,' extracts and spites,
soaps and laundry snjipfires; Heavy
groceries in flour, hominy, ride, tnclaS
ses, etc , and sundry1" artlctoe generally
in thefood linOi' ln tliehattl ware department
are found "brtilifing and do"
mestic supplies of all kthds, mechanics
and gardner's tools, small farm* imple1'
ments, guns and' ardmnnition. harness
d saddlery goods,1 kitchen' supplies
amelled ware, pocket and table' euttery
and the thourands aritf'dne- articles
to fee found in every complete stock of
this character. The collection of
queensware contains variety of price,
quality and design_to_ anticipate all
* heeds, and in consequence the "buying
opportunities presented are' regarded
s. as highly favorable. The SherwinWilliams
and the Kurfees -tines of
paints aie also handled because of
a! : a.Li:.I..J.~wul<. a.U_ ni t
Illicit CBIAOUSUCU II1CI it H11U blic TT . ?l .
# Loth anil Colo Hot Blast stoves and
ranges, so that on close inspection it
will be seen that the entire stock equip*
rirnrt-rrrrfliirh nharar'cir nriri is rh?
result of constant vigilence and years
of experience with makers and their
productions. The owner and manager
' of this well known establishment, L.
P. Hicks, was raised on a farm near
old Merry Mount," Warren county, in
1875 lie entered a eourttry- store near
his home and received Ms first practice
_ -lesson in merchandising, spending the
following year at school. In 1877 he
came to Lnuisburg- and 1 clerked , for
Wilder and Crenshaw, and afterward,
? for II. A. Crenshaw, i With; whom he
formed a partnership In 1883 as- GFen?
shaw snii I licks, Which" became
sliaw Hicks and Allen in 1887,'i.and- ati
the death of the Stdiior member of .-this
firm in 18117. Hicks, and Allen. This
'latter lirm erected the present store
structure in 1898 which with the hush
ness'passcd to the oWnemhip of : 'b;- P.
Hickr ill 1902. Theroiafchlyiself niadd,whafeet'er
success,- L^op. " Hicks has'
achieved in life it has been ddo 'torindustry,
close application# 't? Jbttshkessi
and by following principle of' the
square deal, and aw a result of which
he has built up an est?Wished ttnft'repo
resentative patronage,"* popular ten*
? terprlsc and an enviable-reptKatdon -for
reliability and integrttyO " ' < li?' ,7 ate f
veafs he has been assisted'iftthe'1 management
hyhissonl P."W. Hieftsp'Wbo
is bCth popular and progressive and
who'Tenders c'lieient" eb-openltWtr by!
VanhdHted business quairttCW.-" ?** ?!?
j. e.i.: fibc-iini ?h;rn
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DuiinR '"=? uv? $
present incumbent
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Ifl nances with" ;t fear or ^lul^
position i i " won for
H him the e<'";n nJ?tt0I? ?n4 wiwrt.
the town's btft cltlaena. .In Ma frfmj*,
r Utra^re poH?'M ^ ?H>?? thOro,l(fh>y
I#
tionandP"""" ^1*^
would bo Pflt ou'y * improv*.
rnent but ? i"'r|1,a,>e,,&l>?*ftfcWi ^flW
ft wd aiways v,ewmr? proportion from
H
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1 the standpoint pf the community as a
.Sh^??v^.|K'*iWt ?t Ahr' ie"s
It ii because pf the eulprc'sment of
,^.nypUlVitton'
has been thoroughly democratic, that
klnjrprdemocracy which meanB a |?>se
liberality and br<iad views in municipal
affairs-Tin a vynrd a government for all
the people, its a result Mayor Yarborough
lias achieved an enviable rec
ord us a public' official?a record which
haa wron for him pronounced popularity
4mt thCHomination at the 'last democratic
convention fpr the office of Begi'Ster
of Deeds to succeed W. M. Boone.
A native o( "Franklin county, With
whose people he haa sustained the most
favorable relations during an entire
life-time, and possessing , qualifications
tluit have been thoroughly established
J. B. Yarborpugh will as Register of
Deeds repeat bis efficient record as
Mayor of Louisburg, and sender a satisfactory
service in! the prompt discharge
of all his duties and obligations
and in that conscientious performance
sir characteristic of his every efforts.
WE. WHITE FURNITURE CO.,
05f " " ,ut-? ?/ .i;*. V.*' v1*'
Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines.?Undertaking,
' Iri recent years Louisburg has become
quite popular as a retail ' furniture
market being today the recognized
Source Of supply for the Inhabitants of
the surrodhdiiig territory wltblha riduls
of twenty miles. This condition
has been frrouglrt about by progressive
and: aggressive methods In trade bnlldtng
by iatge and complete stocks ted
by reliable methods in all" transactions
with patfonS. with the rekult that the
annual volume of ' business done increases
right' along, indicating a progress
that is permaheht in Its Character.
An enterprise that is entitled to
Vffull share of credit for the popularity
and prestige Louisburg possesses
Iti the furniture business is the well
known W. E. White Furniture Co.,
WhnHfl Ideation mirnina V.Ln Hiwa*aiH?
Independent W arehouse, where a double
store two story end basement building
ts crowded to Its capacity with the
best vetoes and the latest productions
from the leading furniture factories of
the country. So complete and so carefully
selected are the stocks found in
tWs (establishment thai, whether The
par pose* be on the part of -the patron
io furnish the imposing mansion or the
city- opttage, i the stocks respond
promptly and with fidelity to all ordinary
demands for furniture 'Irbm the
medium to the flno grades in parlor and
:Wd room suits, china closets', sideboards,
ward-robes, couches in many
styles and qualities of design,- -Amah
arid upholstery, library_cjsM^^^sg^
eringa generally, and i ifiii
line to equip the
goods are purchased from tho mamitacturers
in car load lots knd jjSme'mg-ct
from their warehouses, a jfcjigjj jS^Ph
secures the lowest poesM^
i/i lilts iiiuiiny auvuig "UJ> T
than this could not ifliflNiliab&ilbily br
parted. Ip the undertaking departmeut
Una concern, has built up an enviable
reputation /or the roUabtiity and
pfficiepoypf itss^vice, as well as, for
tlie regaonableuess of its prices, as a
Veeuit ofwljich reputation preference
'iS-pcnounced wherever the occasion
kfrlses for the preparation of the dead
fcjr burial/" *i'o render this characterttiic&ftf
profrtpt and ' Satisfactory service
a 'large and complete collection of
Cabkhts and 'coffins, Id yiari'ety of'design
finish"tindiprice,' are kept Constantly On
fumd, ' likewise he1 ia test approved
creationst' lrt' fuheral furnishings. A
fdhebal Af and' hearse complete the
eejuiptpeiiltt Which',' together' With : $>eara
?f vahiabte practical erpCrienoe, aatfolpatfet'idd-ftsporids
prompt# to every
ywiulreitfent." W. RJWhfte, the owner
*rid ihartaiTef of this ' business, settled
Ttf Louisburg in February 1903and
S. Hall/OfOaford, founded the
WhtodialhFumiture Co., and acquired
?ote? Ownership January,-,!; ISO#/.
Ifr. Whit* is a,native of near GreensISdra,
whbre he followed farming until
he was twenty tweyeajre of .age .-when
he embarked in mercantile puraniti..
Untiring ft fund of valuable knowledge
daring a auooanstul nenadol twafre
T?ar><m the road immediately. print- ta
"Ibfcattng at thla point, . With, ta?g?.
rtorftnjaatteia imperative ana.-ee?uit of
' constantly increasing steaks #t,<j Mt,
!Wri?gath?jP?ioj?ritynaadr. standing at
tffo Wi:&Uinblta.l:?'llCaitU?RrC*,-,.la?*:
**>ll*obBt*ntlaW>d, -ttkewjaw- |be [m.'W^etaa?|>kit:?n<l
buunaaa -ability of
ft* maoaiftmant. I wkdch! has idhlatM
such- aplandid naaultain. -aafan years,
beginning in* ?<* Wd<nd aa?#?aai
ger and with -the two. fold..-task- of
fcfrldlafe a# niwwtatiun ?M patroaag*
at ^hwaaasjitiiMki. \-llrl ant*b]la I A:
i /in good order, will aall eheap to qnlelr
I /tWfrar. A. C. Oarr, L*nral, N. 0.
/ V M J
1 r objectedthe an,
men pot Ul# hnhc! to hi# Mp pocket and
TWrn' m'l no need to mnk^ 'tiim-c hei
for I bad no Idea nhere they were to
taking raf. In what 1 supposed to be .me
ten minutes the carriage stopped. I set
was Jielped out and soon.;t)y the In- us.
?roqsetTwarmth" of the air* fell my - elf 04
to be In a* building. Then t mounted pr<
steps, and at last the bandage was ug,
taken off thy eyes. I was standing di<2
-beside a bed mi which lay -uHraMe' ms
dlctu^tbe young mart 1 had seen rr!\x ter
iug on, the left of the girl nt the ' 41
I knew too well the danger .or sbir>* tot
In.g any sign1 of recognition.. tin
"S<?ppro Dottoyl." be sjjld wlt.b a f*s* m?
ble ydlce< **l have been stabbed oa'i'i. a'f
left side?here," uncovering. "If V :i ut ' *
the heart?* : -* jJt
'inja near th*'he?W. biHhfc'd f'V th<
tuuately Just esicaped tlnit organ, Affm ph
ap examination 1 aamired flu* imtivhi a (
that if he kept perfectly quiet till the ?.i
wound shoald heal lie wcmldrworvr ?hi
'But I thought that. < pnxldprlnfc. i
close proximity to rital organ, a aitr I<ef
, geon should, remain with biro tfnfll > tlo
healing should be MMbwfieX' ' ftc
"Then." said one of Ihe men who hnd 'set
brought me,, "you must remain. , rlYv , ed
do (lol c/irei ibat two surgeon* should
Be Introduced JtRre Just noyr," . , coi
"lint WJ j>rn.ctice-rmy patients?" ter
"Air damage* to your tirhcflre shall yoi
be llbefarty potd ior." ' 1 - ' *< >"
,o jl ltrtlde h'^tfftfe Of necessity add as- 'If I
?ysnt?tf. ""t"*'t i st irrrfjjEr-f,
Sfeonwblte I had. bandaged the cut frc
nnd wl*n ..l.'bad' flnlahed turned ?: d coi
looked ,?bont me. ^-t .wae Jn oue of ma
thoae out palacoa. aa tbftv ?re called du
-? Florence, belonging to aowe Influ- sa]
entltl foully. rThe furjiltuW. at least tha
o'edme 3f It WiSat hate Been aerernl lor
hunflrdd y"tpi 'old The bed on-whteh an<
the Wohflded '-min'Ttty-iWen eabopled ;haa
On the oraila vftrr painting*. some-of am
Whlefr T'tiecddelMd a*<maateridecea of, ag<
the flftnentb end alxteenth canturlea. mo
Thaf?iWMjoo one ta t he-room except .cm
the tyjo aa|8p,?tho brougirt pit. and the sh<
teon33ttabl?' fof me to ^Sif ont iit h Sn
wotftfbe balK for me tt'be ahej'WIkr tin
1 ihe'i*?tlent. Then the-men who..had no.
* aJGP
mmmy ?i 11 iyj|iwp | JffW|]
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, Copyright. lfilO, -by American Press 1 i: .Jr'
Association. -I ,De
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iJ! .."I'.'"-ilii J "iv. >|jjy
U| 1 ntu a surgeon. mid my home is in e(]
riorpnce. Italy; yV'beu a young-mau I lea1
studied at a college of physician* uud hud
surgeou* in in}' native couutry. Anier- iini
lea. hut. possessing, a taste tor art. 'in!
concluded to change my profession.
Coming here to Florence. I studied art jr"
for awhile, hut soOu saw -that 1 -did
uot possess ttop talent necessary: to
make ud ait 1st. Having-fallen to lore H|0
with this delightful city.id. remained, nrn
hauglug out uiy shingle as a surgeon. j,0s
One night 1 attended n ball ?it the not
Pittl palace. It wife ni.v first appear* Pet
Alice uuioug the aristocracy of PI or- bed
ciice. uud 1 was .much interested In wb
watching the pcuple, thercj few of_ wh
whom I bad ever seen. A young glrF it
with ii. ?ea ttem'uu attendant du each the
side of her wulkod bj^iiw, rTlie *ap- of
pearance of the three fbld d-' story, nit
The tnan ou her! left was yonng, hand- wit
:some, in every way attractive, +.iHe on trrE
her right was. past middle uge and ifih
disagreeable lookiug as rlie other was wh
engaging. As they passed lue he gave "
the younger' man a ujIiHgnaut look, "at
The girl appeared to be much troubled. no
ft was plain that hfer heart Was with lan
the man ou her left, that she was con- sbi
strained to choose the man ou her soc
right and that the two men hated each lug
Dther on her account..,. jJ. an<
"Everywhere^ 1 remarked to my- one
self, "the stream of life Is troubled. An
To be rich, tp be prominent. -does hot put
render oue Immune from that which is
disagreeable. Happy love bus evidently
come to this young girT.-to be'Inter- no
fered with by oue who.1 Judglrig fvoni foil
her expression, has souie claim upon tvM
her. How 1 should like to know the tub
Story r* . u'->. f.;; \,~J ;r
As, 1 .thought the last words 1 little cos
dreamed that wit hip a few hours a the
climax would come In the drama be- sin
lug enacted bv th^se three persona at
and that 1 would come~uj>ou the stage a .i
.lor u minor pm4i?When I loft 4bo -bei
pa lade 1 webt directly to my rooms Ft;
and to bed. An hour later 1 was up
awakened from a sound sleep b.v a Mr
Violent knocking, ,1-arose, slipped on Ma
a gown and opened the door. Two coc
feeutlemeu in evening dress stepped ev<
Into the room. ^ * " ~ '"[' / J " ] tee
v/'Yqu are 'thh American surgeon. 11 six
believed said one.--' I dii;
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Ltcfc'-i- i.
?ni. i mwiiii mmm
'-'titW ayt\&. -r.r Iioq'r. :*>sri-,r..
ugbt roe k>A, one ut Hie in tratau':jp~nx?;r
...11 J
iupore DvUorl, >ce are very, glad
f jrou Hr.ltat Uw pmUeui bu? [u r
d* <;linULe^r,W ltfe,. - tf'imu i'OU
re here be decreet and all' will be
r?tt|-ySi. bat * tf' 'j-WB1ti? I
'MBVOwfr Ik you ?ttmrWk*
t long." M
^ WliACd a frrek at tile p'Klacc. tl*>
bc ?f wiik-b i dm uot taxp<\_..3anot
permitted to laara the
u; ot' fite patient, my meal;! nil tie
rserved tl?'re._ My uaall i.wnn
tfgh't tjie! and It \vnn! liniOsiuc' fur
finrt day roV tieb io read the buet( ?
uf my putientK wltb ritferetire 4i>
sudden iilaajH-riiiytmrr. Tbrti ;I a?k?
tlean' wflp ,iliul kidnaped 'be la
. e wnpd ?t i.i.v tiaiaiaiin Unit i
been ypllciMv sie|!st oa'ii it./,
Hiiianf ce.se. i< bad trot PlffCl.tii
et rti^i. wtro^bilb me
[y patient ttftufld '"It to I'P art c-i
;iU#Wrfihttf?ifti IHn4 deemed blilt to
when bio paWtcd me t!T -t-be IMtl K
ic*. v- ;ybc -atTitn. y-Vour
effort;" 1 said to hltrt one day.
keep your drannir^t cnmv very:
r. being a tra;:rdy -from me woifld.
slblv have l?een successful ba<J it
been that 1 was at the ball at the
tl palace the ulpht you were stflb!.
1 snw.ybu Jmhs trie with the mab
0 stabbed you and the lady ior
ortt you wer^ stabbed. So y oil see
would be safer for you to tell me
tvUole story. since I ihave a pail
Ktti& pledging myself to socrecy.
her than to permit me to go A_way
b what I already have unpledged.*'
[e was not only very much aptQUf?d.
but saw the reasonableness of
ait I said.
1 did. hot uotice you.*' he replied,
the ball and supposed that you h-.cl'
position In court society. ; An Italsurgeoit
would have been unavnll
d^fo^us.- Wo tire all so interlaced
tally. thoseJ?eli>w constantly watch
r nose watering not>ther..Mint
7<yr ^Tfi>>unt trust ajijr.
of nllr "\\ i ifVi:n!icr. ;t??~ |iii t
lerlcnn. mixed !u ouirStsU.-"
ilea. otjr disputes. oar"? *
Assassinations. *
You are wwug there.-:Th*'e are
assassinations in modern Ilaly.r_ _|
igHt -WltlT flie 'Duke-^-- But i
yon the story and have every con
Mire that you will not reveal it.
I urn Count Baradiui. and -my, an
tor* have lived In this palace since
twelfth century. The man you
vbn'tho other side of the veridr'uu
iiie o&ir was- the Duke of
eiartve oftbeklnj:. The AOttoritta
nwlf i?> th>? diuflhior of vbo C'Hiu:-<>.
incoccih. an old familyHihai *pr?u?
under the influence of Loreuz:?,>!^;.
dici. commonly called .Loreuzo ,?q.\
.LrniiH cni. Senorlna Blanco' Ki. a
cfo and myself have been loverv
?r*lnee 1 xvua sixteen and slie fouru
years old ' TTpon her entrance liif
iety lately :<EJ her eighteenth t*Sit !i
r the duke saw her nud became <1 ous
.of possessing her. lie is a
dower, very rich and has ;rre?t i.i
ridly er posit it v;
II
him. I asked the lady to go \vi: *.
y into another apartment. Slip *"
ited, whereupon the duke wvni\ -i; .
On reaching the other room li.;.:)
bowed the duke so plaintj ttmt i
?sehee was not desirable that he f.".'"
giving ma a malignant look a* !?
I so that plainly meant 'I ..
in of too much importance to 1 ?
fered with l?y such hb you '
'Onleaving the palace the dufce.
?k ocasiou to y>? wut W
ae fts I. jostled me. Seeing r!>iit
1st: hate It out with him. I <'A. .si.;'"
liallengej . I.';';:Just
at present the kllig v J
rious If In- knew that mer.ili.
t nobility to whom.he loolo f >r
rt, i?Mp?H-Sally his relative. L *?1
ldel. If 1 were known to' li-jve V?ju?"
challenge to the Dulre of' AboUf ?;'
;mld In some'way be made toJxtt"*',w
met* him within an hoUr aft or wir
t .the Petti: bur. realising ibv t**-V
n. 1 did not dare even pink libit
( came vfry near killing me, as yo?i.
>. and I doubt not will be dlsappoC ,
If, I recover. r, '
The duke and ray second joined hi
aferehce ms to bow to keep the in.f;
1 a aedrot and "(jitvldcd bi^oafl
[Kstfr attend nie."!
Tbkre you have fbe atbry mi far f&l
ma keen enacted.^' H- V
Ch? balance of the. -tale r-.fn learm'd
>m Cpont Jhti ndinl,#fter be had?
orid. . Sonorin* .9fonc? W* fW',
n(lixl by ber mother tg, pwrry thy,
re, and the king rent a message in
^ihst he would be pteased' in- V
febbetvreep ber Mid hTs wefl'b*
ed roiMlg. I>e?plle these ccraitnati'N
Irrrqoesbj tbe girl flatly refused: r >
rjofittjir one but (be men ?he laved.
L.wbyo, those wbnjprere conspiring
Hnst .her J found jt impossible ,.to,
tie ber'they desisted, pud Anally her,
ther gHVe a reluctant consent thtir
shootd mifry ?ie-eduhf; dmi-Tooi
(then tbe wedding-' catne off ' 1' WhV
sent and bed ? pUbonnt CBat irlfi
britje about her husband's wourtdJe&wfcltih
eh* bed been* kept in. Ice
W ClUsUM (fir hndiUoWn vrrr.
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avis* f.5v?<Js;t;C lo '^<f??. \tt ,'*"<.
x, >/& vt .Biff- '4.1*1; tUH}K .-'. '
itton Meet.
stvh V fljiIt ti '^o.?8?i!?'-?-2ff?ji?i..'i
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Every Afternoon on
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Grounds on No- ' : , i
lk*$*Z c'/i ^ i=V?5i?3
.2, and 3.
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EDGER^DISP ATGH
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served by the Merchants Offering Outrtunities
of the Timet?Thousands will
e of the Unusual offerings?The fall ,
With the Best Stables in the Country : ,
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Quick rises and sharp-, descents r-s
will he praotieed in competition. I'
The record for altiutcfy.wijtWas-i ^
sailed, -.. .,. ?
Aviators will strive to make a new'
flvrtire for qntck deacent. ' !.,a* .
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J films will.glide irora the clouds
to die eartli with motor- motionless.' % .
Curtis will'electrify the spectators "
with a?'nie announced feature that is
sure to lie a triumph. v -.V
" Each of the participants is sure to -
for engagement.
RECORDS EXPECTED.
With such an aggregation of intrepid
talent some rtcords will vure*
lj fall. Competition between these
grim flier* i* keen b-eytrtnj imagination.
Each i* anxious to stand at
the In-a^ of tliwe who control the
an ; *no ttiev ineet in conienta
of nerve oi?? akitf'eacb ih^ keyed ;o
11 t- hig.l t st tension, eauer to aiupuaa
hi*-rival's/t
FEATl'RES.
<w Miotics attacks on Fortreaa Monroe
and the Nortolk NavV Y*r?l will be
: undertaken..
' Involved turns and dip* will be
jiiade at the scene,of the ineot.
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"1 have used leA than c
Mrs.- Gertrude Ward, of Rusl
fifty p*r cent better than whei
'. :rcv "Before taking 'Caritui,
: trouble, for eight years, my
jarity. 1 also suffered with
fcibut now I am greatly impravi
dtrt to all my suffering friends
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Merchandise Exposition Week will be Ob:
side Trade the Great Shopping Oppo
Flock to Norfolk to Take Advantag
Racing Stason Begins an 8me Illy,
1 Represented. ?. >*< ?. : 3. ;x i'
N^i;,vircot^m^rbe
Itedner-Dispetch aviation meat,
which will be held-00 the first three
dayaof November, offer* to the people
of thU ioctiotf an opportunity to
see lh,a world'* famous airmeu .^er
form their u-ppderful feats and reives
to Norfolk Him diotionkian ?f
the'flrit Southern oity to hold snch
a carnival. ' 1 '
, r Other cities of the South have hail
aeroplane.flights. ,;i - . t. ,
Single performers have exhibited
at Severn! of Dixie's larger cities.
Bnt Norfolk Will on the first day
of November open the 8outh.'s his-'
turv of aviation meets, u hCre more
than one sky-pilot has a part to piay.
J TVHO Wlt-I. BE SEEK".
Glenn H. Curtisa, the speed tiend
among the aviators and the winner
o( the WorlitV great aviation prixe,
will have a large share in the undertaking.
"Bud" Mars, the most hazaidous
and intrepid of, them all, will do
tricks with his biplane that will send
shtveis tip and down the spines of
tlintd spectators.
Wtllard, MacCurdy and lily will
inalt probability take part and other
mi 11 whose reputations are equally
woild spread are beil.g considered
accomplish some special feat "Of
*plendi<]bd^ng, :V'^' -?
The opporiuc'ty to witoess these
miracles of today is one-thet nobody
cap jaetly ignore. ' = '
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
* This first week of November is at*;
epoch for Norfolk.^; Realising and
appreciating the great enterprise of (
the ledger-Dispatch, the merchants
of Nut folk are going to do their
share itiake tile city a magnet. _.
MERCHANDISE EXPOSITION.
The prominent merehante havedfcided
to make their stores real show
places. They have arranged for
quantities of new goods and willdis pla\
them for the benefit of visitors.
No one need feel called upon to
buv.
This is an exposition.
It will not he a bargain week for
sale ot oiida slid ends. On the coo
trary, everything displayed will be
the newest, finest, best, the must
stilish?the season's most up-to-date
offerings; and the prices will be as
reasonable, aa the. quality of goods
will warrant.
noi:i oT.k wants' a mli.ti 1t.de.
Norfolk hope* to have if . record-! bre
ikiln? crowd at this tune. Thea>
nti.irs most atiTacl .ol wlto delight ;
in the triumph of ininu and nerve, of
skill aicl coinage. The a'qres will
drrfw people of taste and there will . ,
be a THt*e m^euiiL'?i ttie: time wbitiu
will interest all who love hoTHf'ii.
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>ne bottle of Cardui," writes Ej
iville, Neb., "and am /feeling I
i I began taring it /'*
I had suffered 'With female B
greatest troubley^as irregu- ijj
severe: pains, jt\try month, B ie>
ed and will rptomniend Cat- ,'B
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