CHARLOTTE NEWS. .MAY 15, A 903.
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Ivey s
It will pay you to redd
of Bargains that means
Special Sale Yard-wide Corded
Madras
Yard wide Corded Madras,
pi t?iy stripes and figures. They
come in short lengtn, 5 to 15
yds. Make splendid Waists,
Shirt Waist Suits, etc. Regular
value 12 l-2c, but as a special
for Saturday and Monday 6 3-4c. yd.
Dotted Ducks 5c yard
Dotted Duck, heavy, one color
only, blue and only about 250
yds. in lot, special Saturday and
Monday 5c.
yd.
Special Sale Shirt Waists
Assorted lot Shirt Waists, both
white and colored, many dif
ferent styles, regular prices up
to $1.50 each, slightly mussed.
To clean thern up quick, take
your choice Saturday and Mon
day 49c. each
Special Bargain Gowns at 98c
Trimmed in Embroidery and
Lace, nicely made, the ma
terials would cost almost as
much as we sell the finished
garment for. You will be surprised
to see how pretty a Gown we
can sell you for 98c.
Special values in other Muslin Un
derwear. RESUME OF FIRST LECTURE.
Prcf. Durham Again Delights a Large
Audience.
The second in the series of Trinity
College extension lectures was given
by Prof. Plato Durham in Tryon Street
Methodist church last evening. The
last lecture will be given at 8:30
o'clock this evening. These lectures
will be of immense value in quicken
ing the literary impulse of our town
and -will give an opportunity for keep
ing in touch with the educational pro
gress cf our colleges. The public is in
vited to join in the movement.
In the lecture of last night Prof.
Durham gave a resume of the first lec
ture for the benefit of those who were
not present to hear it. He took up the
thread of his discouse and went on to
show hew the Bible stands in the light
of modern thought. The speaker evin
ced clearly that he has put himself in
touch with the greatest Bible students
cf the present time, both in America
and Europe and was able, therefore, to
lift his audience to a higher plain of
thinking on the subject. He gave a
new v:ay of looking at the Bible a
better way. He proved conclusively
that there is no conflict in reality be
tween science and the Bible, and thar
science, philosophy, astronomy, biolo
gy, music, literature, history, all are
simply God's instruments .and that all
of life is an expression of the life of
God; every force a direct manifesta
tion of the will of God. All are pro
cesses of the Master Workman of the
universe. The human race shows God
In His highest work. Attention was
called to the fact that God works with
imperfect instruments as for instance
ourselves. Lo, in His great revelation
to the world of Bible truth he worked
through imperf-ct beings, Moses,
uavid, Paul and so on, only in Christ
was a perfect manifestation.
rroi. uurham spoke of evolution,
snowing that it means only develop-
tv. I .rom sma11. dark beginnings to
ungmness of civilization, the di
eternal life underlying all. That
od worked in a progressive way in
revelation was illustrated by morals m
."me ot Jacob compared to what
inst taught, and by the development
h lv.e ldeas of immortality as shown
oy the Bible, how the light flashed
"j'e ana more until it became s
lignt. The changeless and
Clmai is God.
v"rlgh,er criticism was explained in a
-j Lidr ana torcible way; that it
v .not mean destructive commr.nr
Ul simply study; that it has never
PURE BLOOD
snHrPer care of the stomach will re
uii . in the making of plenty of rich
tlrp bl00d and the upbuilding of the en
nrL,em- If yur stomach is dis
woered and the blood impure take f
" u Je.s ot Hostetter's Stomach Bit
an'r v , 1S the best stomach medicine
u uiuoa purifier in the world, and
dini cure Dizz'ness, Belching, In
dyspepsia, and Malaria. Be
. try ,t. For sale by druggists.
iraetter's Stomach Bitters
For Saturday and Monday
every word oi this advertisement for it tells
a substantial saving to you. y v V
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Saturday and Monday
days with us on Ladies'
dren's Hats. Everybody
are grand
and Chi I
knows that
they can buy pretty Hats here for so
much less, and of course here they
come.
Just received a lot of pretty new
Hats. Special values in ready-to-wear
Hats, assorted values,
worth up to $2.00 each, choice $1.00
A nice ready-to-wear Hat. . . .
Children's Sailors 25, 50, 75c,
.75c.
$1.00,
.etc.
Special Bargain Ladies' Shapes
All styles, manufacturers sam
ples, worth up to $2.00.. .. ..$1.00
Select your Trimmings and have
It. trimmed to your order. :
Special lot Spray Cherries just
received.. . .. .. .. .. 25c. bunch
Hosiery
Saturday is a great day on Hos
iery with us. Good shoppers
have found that here is the
place to buy Ladies and Chil
dren's Hosiery. Special values
Black Lace Hose' 10, 15 and !
!5c.
13 WEST TRADE STR
ouched the essential truths of the
Bible, which is the most perfectly au
thenticated book in the world today.
Attack on the Bible has been thrown
aside and the best colleges and univer
sities are now making a text book of
And so the most profound thinkers
of the old and new world believe that
the Bible is the Book of all books the.
eternal word of God.
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THE RECORDER'S COURT.,
Four Young Men In a Brawl, Sunday.
Charges of Selling to Minors.
Four young men,' Amos Rollins, Dick
Hatch, Ed Russell and Walter Sofman,
were before the Recorder this morning
harged with an affray. The row took
place in a restaurant on Trade street
Sunday. It was a very mixed .up affair
and deadly weapons and curse-words
were used freely. Hatch and Rol
lins having used a rock and a knife re
spectively were bound over to court in
the sum of $25. Russell and Sofman
paid costs and were discharged.
J. M. Woodsides and a negro wee
works for him were charged with sell
ing whiskey to a minor, Adam Kourl.
Xouri said that he asked the negro,
Sam Irwin, if he could get him a half
pint of whiskey. The negro told him
he didn't know, that he would see
about it, that later another negro
handed him the whiskey. The negro
denied that he spoke to the boy about
whiskey, or that he sent him any. Mr.
Woodsides stated that the negro had
never given him any trouble In this
way and that he had strict orders noi
to send out anything except what the
management told him to send. The
Recorder said. in effect, that
when the law was violated
this way by negro porters.
he handn't any idea that the money
went into the cash drawer of the pro
nrietor. but was appropriated by the
oorters to their own use, but that un
ifir the law the proprietor, while
lenorant of the sale, is equally guilty
with the employe who makes the sale.
Both Mr. Woodsides and the negro
were bound over to court in the sum
of $100.
Four nesro men were arraigned for
vagrancy. The court was inclined to
be merciful , and discharged them, but
warned them that they must go to
work or keep off the streets. He said
that workine on the chain gang was a
oetter place for them than loafing in
'ront of the bar-rooms or tne cny
ilockinc the streets and being a gen
eral nuisance.
With Messrs. Haley & King.
ifr- iwntthpw Miirohv. one of our
mnst" vpti prated and popular old citi
pna is now emoloved in the office and
sales 'room of Messrs. Haley & King,
the plumbers, steam and gas fitters at
.s West Fifth street, lnis new uu
;c aiwQrtv rpepivine a splendid patron-
age
nnd will nut in at an eanj uj
more stock of the
merchandise in its
line.
jfoir nr John W. Stagg lef
for his home, Birmingham, Ala., to
day. That does not seem natural, does
it' Dr Stagg looks more at home m
Charlotte than any wnere ewe.
Ivey's Ivey's
Domestic
Bargains
Short lengths Bleached Domestic
and Cambric, worth up to 10c.
yd. Another lot like we sold so
much of a few weeks ago . .7c.
yd.
10c Solid color Lawns 5c
Solid Color Lawns, pretty quality,
all shades, short lengths of 10c.
grade, a special ' bargain ..5c. yd.
Gingham Special
Short . lengths Bates Ginghams,
every everywhere 12 l-2c, new
lot. 10c. yd.
Chatelaine Bag Special
Special purchase large Chate
laine Bag with Safety Catch,
we guarantee it to be a $1.50
grade. We secured a lot at a
ridiculous price for such a
grade and put them on sale
Saturday and Monday . 59c. each
Ribbons
Everybody knows we are head
quarters on Ribbons, new lot
just received. ,
Wash Taffeta -Ribbons 10, 15, 20. yd.
Satin Taffeta Ribbons 15, 20, 25c. yd.
Double faced Taffeta Ribbon,
wide, .. .. .. .. 35c. yd.
Corset Special
Pretty Batiste Girdle, nice quali
ty, with good pair Hose Sup
porters .with each Corset .. ...50c.
If you want any grade Corset it will
pay you to see us.
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PERSONALS.
People. Who Are Here On Business
Or Pleasure.
Dr. W. W. Orr went to Monroe this
norm ng to assist in tne lunerai 01
Mr. Bonner Stewart, which was held
his afternoon.
Mr. R. L. Tate, of Columbia, S. C, is
registered at the Buford today.
Mr. R. R. Ray, of Lowell, is in tne
city today.
Mr. W. T. Love, of Gastonia, is a
Charlotte visitor today.
Mr. R. H. Hay, of Pittsboro, is here.
Mr. G. Bryant, of Randleman, is here
attending the meeting of Cotton Spin
ners.
Messrs. F. L. and F. B. Emery, of
Concord, are at the Buford.
Mr. Paul Barringer, of Mt. Pleasant,
is here.
Mr. C. H. Dillingham, of Columbia,
Is registered at the Buford.
Mr. G. L. Parker, of Salisbury, is
here today.
Mr. M. R. Reeves, of Greensboro, is
hero today.
Mr. J. C. Smith, of Bessemer City, is
at the Central.
Mr. James F. Cobb, of Greensboro,
:ame in today to attend the Cotton
-Spinners Association.
Mr. J. R. Boulware, of Rock Hill, is
at the Central.
Messrs. S. B. Cunningham and C. T
Blakeney, of Monroe, are here today,
' Mr. L. B. Johnson went to Spartan
burg on the noon train, on business.
Mr. John BrKenney, a quondam resi
dent of Charlotte, is in town.
PRESBYTERIAN COMMENCEMENT
deception By Students Tonight Col
Waddell To Deliver the Address.
There will be a reception . by the
student body of the Presbyterian Col
lege tonight.
Col. Waddell, the orator of com
mencement will arrive Tuesday, and
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Watters of this city.
Dr. Reed, who will preach the bac
calaureate sermon at the Second church
will arrive Saturday evening and wil
be the guest of the college.
Special invitations to the commence
tnent have been sent only to -the pat
10ns of the school, but all friends are
cordially invited to the exercises.
These exercises will close the most
prosperous year in the history of the
school.
Tomorrow evening the Juniors will
give a reception to the Seniors at
Elizabeth College.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is an old
Mend in a new form. It is prepared
Tor the particular benelit of sufferers
.'rom nasal catarrh who are used to
m atomizer in spraying the diseased
membranes. All the healing and sooth-
ng properties of Cream Balm are re
:ained m the new
not dry up the
eluding spraying
druggists or Ely
street, Netf York,
preparation. It doesjH
secretions. Price, in- il
tube, 75c. At your 1
Brothers, 56 Warren II
, will mail it. Z
IN ODDS AND ENDS.
What Has Been Gleaned In a Busy
Day From a' Busy Throng.
Daily rehearsals' are now going on
at the Latta Park Auditorium.
Mr. J. H. Wearn has been confined
to his borne this week with the grip.
The front exterior of the Allen
Hardware Co's store has been nicely
repainted.
Mrs, John T. Butler is having her
hous'3 painted on South Tryon street,
and otherwise improving the premists.
Mrs. Falls, wife of the pastor of
Brevard Street Methodist church, who
has been sick is now able to sit up a
little.
Miss Norma Van Landingham
will spend a part of her vacation at Mt.
Holyoke College.
Miss Mary B. Anthony will pursue
her art studies in New York City during-
the summer.
Mr. Joe Wearn, who has been con
fined to the house by sickness since
last Saturday,- hopes to be out by Sun
day. Mr. John W. Todd as soon - as
strong enough, will go to the Presby
terian. Hospital for an operation for
appendicitis. - -
Mr. Herman Schroeder, clerk in
the postoffice, will go on the road as
postal clerk on the 22nd inst. His run
will be from Greensboro to Atlanta.
Miss Ola Herron and Hattie
Cooper, of Charlotte, are guests at Mr.
W. L. Gallant's. They acted as brides
maids at the Robinson-Gallant mar
riage yesterday. Gastonia Gazette.
ELECTION
OF
OFFICERS.
D. O. K. K.'s Annual Election
Was
Held Last Night.
Suez Temple No. 73, D. O. K. K.
elected officers for the ensuing year
at its regular annual meeting last
night. The following were elected:
V. S., Walter Scott; R. V., Dr. Chas.
A. Bland; G. E., E. S. Pegram; ma
hedi, R. J. Cochran; secretary, J. A.
Solomons; treasurer, E. A. McCaus
land; satrap, Thomas W. Alexander;
sahib, P. H. Williams, and junior icy.'
prince, Kev. J. A. Dorritee.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias in Wilmington
June 17th, the members of the Order
will give a ceremonial session. Com
mittees to make arrangements for that
meeting have been appointed as fol
lows: .
Committee on Entertainment: A. E.
McCausland, Thomas S. Franklin, E.
Reid, Walter Scott and J. A. Solo
mons.
Committee on Invitations: Joseph H.
Craighill, T. W. Alexander and T. P.
ROSS. ;
Committee on Sixth Order: Walter
Scott, A. E. McCausland and John F.
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Graduating Recital.
There will be a graduating piano re
cital at Elizabeth College this evening
at 8:30 o'clock that will attract many
music lovers and afford a fine oppor
tunity for hearing some talented young
ladies play. The musical standard 01
Elizabeth College is a high one and so
a candidate for graduation must De
able to render difficult, music. The
selections on the programme f lv
Misses Lillie Belle Hallman and Ora
May Huffman are, therefore, from the
compositions of the great masters of
classical music, Grieg, Chopin, Men
delssohn, Beethoven, Schumann, Schu
bert and Hiller; Misses Nell Watkins
and Ashe Graddy will assist the grad
uates.
The one great virtue of Burnett's
Vanilla Extract is purity. It is real
vanilla extract and nothing but
vanilla extract. Always use Burnett's
AN ANNOUNCEMENT. .
To accommodate a portion or our
Piano and Violin students we wil
continues giving instruction through
out the Summer. If interested call on
or address us for general information
Yours truly,
MR. AND MRS. WALDO AMES.
Studio 401 N. Poplar. Bell 'phone 4262
ICE CR.EAM
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White Cedar, heavy can with
steel bottom, hinge top, and
the famou3 Wheel Dasher
which forces cream from cen
ter to circumference, where it
is quickly frozen and removed
by automatic scraper.
Freezes quicker, easier and
makes more ice cream from a
given quantity of cream than
other freezers.
Let us show it to you.
Also Ice Chippers, Ice Shav
ers and Maine Refrigerators
the kind you want.
! J.N. MCCAUSLAND & CO.
New Books well worth your
time and $1.50.
"Conqueror's House"
"The Voice of the People."
"Lady Rose's Daughter."
"The Better Sort."
"The Spenders."
"The Pit."
"Old Plantation Days."
"The Circle."
"Under the Rose."
and "Waldo."
We have all of these and
others too.
a Houston, Dixon & Co.,
BOOK, STATIONERY
AND ART STORE : :
10 South Tryon Street
''Lightning"
Founded 1842.
Sing their own praise.
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Kcellence
of the STIEFF PIANO and from the
fact it is sold direct ; to you and not
to a second, perhaps third, party to
resell, with one or. two additional
profits, makes it easy for the . sales
man and simple for the purchaser.
The salesman is not required to do 6
much "talking'' and to the buyer tne
advantages of the Stieff are so mani
fold and apparent that in competi
tion the selection of the Stieff is not
a very long drawn-out question.
Visit Our Varerooms
ind examine our magnificent stock
and hear the wonderful Cecilian, the
perfect Piano player.
STI E F F
Southern Warerooms, 211-213 North
Cry on Street, Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
"Km
Many People Don't
Want to Wear
Glasses because of prejudice or
some other foolish notion. Spec
tacles are essential to the cure
of many kinds of -headaches
and nerve troubles. 1 There is
nothing else that will relieve
them if they come from the
eyes. .
We tell you where they come
from after making our examina
tion. ...Examination Free..,
Dr. J. H.
SpilmaLnL
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
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(Blair's Drug Store.)
Litres
SEE
Men's Spring
SUIT
We have spent months
in examining, comparing
and testing the almost
innumerable makes of
Ready-to-Wear
CLOTHING
ancj the results are here,
ready for you. We in
vite you to come in and
inspect our new line, just
opened and decide for
yourself the many merits
which they possess.
You can see many of
them it a glance; others
you will see when you
have worn the garments
a long time.
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Boys' School Suits,, the
kind thatjdon't wear out
easily, are here at small
prices.
Carolina Clothing Go;
J. A. SOLOMONS, Manager.
The General
J. H. LITTLE,
President,
H. CY. LONG,
Vice-President.
SUCCESSORS TO THE
GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORES
Well Tailored
Clothing
Do you like a good fit? Do you appreciate well
tailored suits? Do you want stylish' patterns? - Do
you need to save money? If so, we are the peo
ple to see. We can meet , all the requirements.
We are sole agents for a high grade of Clothing, well
designed, selected styles, well trimmed, all cuts that
are in style, and none fit better, regulars, slims, stouts
and extra sizes, the latest weaves in worsteds,
worsted cheviots, chevoits, cassimere and unfinished
worsteds, solid colors, solid black and neat effects.
Our popular prices are $10, $12.50,.$ up to $20
each. We promise to save you on most of these suits
from $2.50 to $5 by giving you our regular small
proofit department store prices.
Children's Suits
This department is an advertiser. .We carry one of the best
lines to be had in New York, and no house in the city carries
a larger stock, nor a better line than we, from $2.00 to $5.00.
Every suit is guaranted both in workmanship and material;
sizes, 3 to 17 years; 3 to 8 years in little Norfolks with Sailor.
Collars.
A special lot of $4.00 Fancy Serges for, each.. .. .. .. ..$3.00
The newest Suits yet are some little Norfolks, 4 to 8 years,
in red, blue, brown and navy in unfinished Worsted, Nor
folk style with Sailor Collars and Silk Bows. They are
simply beautiful; at, each.. . . ..... .... .$5.00
Faocy and White Vests
New shipment just received, from.
A real neat striped Wash Vest, all sizes, for
A beautiful White Corded Pique Vest, 33 to.42, for.. .
$8.50 dark blue' Serge Coats, for.. .. .. ..
A lot of real fine dark blue Serge Coats, Satin faced,
retails at $8.50, sizes, 35 to 42, our price as long as
last, at
Other blue-black Serge Coats,
Gent s FvirnisKings
Fancy Sox Lace Half-Hose, in solid black and colors; also ' '
Silk Embroidered at, per pair 10 to 50c.
Shawknit Socks in solid black and colors and fancy, per
pair 25c
50c Undershirts 25c
We have just gotten a lot of new honey-comb Undershirts .
that has always retailed for 50 cents, the price till all are
sold..' .. .. .. ..- .25c.
Feather-weight Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, each. . ...... 48c.
HALF-PRICE CLOTH- f ftZ
ING SALE CONTINUES vpO.J
Still take choice of that big lot of Spring Suits , we placed .
on sale last week which we bought in New York at 50
cents on the dollar and retail, at $8.50 to $15.00.
Today and Tomorrow are the Last Days of the
Big Collar Button Sale.
io Karat Gold Filled Collar Buttons, regular value
ioc, our price for this sale 2 l-2c
14 Karat Gold Filled, CoUar Buttons, regular value
15c, our price for this sale 5c
The Silver King Collar Buttons, regular value 25c,
price for this sale . 8c
Shoe Department
Special values in Men's, Wo
men's and Children's fine Foot
wear.
A nice Dongola Baby's Slip
per; fancy buckle; patent
leather tip; special the pair 50c.
A nice Kid Slipper for Chil
dren ; wedge heel fancy
bow; patent tip; regular
75c. values; -special, the
pair .. ..65c.
A genuine patent leather
Slipper for children;
fancy buckles; spring or
wedge heel; sizes, 2 1-2 to
5; regular 90c. and $1.00
values; special, the pair.
.75 and 85c.
100 pairs Women's fine Slip
pers and Oxfords, nicely
made up in every way;
patent tip; heel, fit,' style
and quality guaranteed;
never sold for less than
$1.75; special the pair $1.48
A genuine glaze Dongola Kid
Slipper for Ladies, made in
an Oxford Tie or a 3-strap
sandal; plain or half French
heel; sold the world over
for $2.50, special, the -pair
$1.93
Our American Lady line of
Ladies' Slippers and Ox
fords are unsurpassed for
fit and quality; made in an
Oxford tie or a 3-strap Slip
per; D or E last; all sizes;
Within a radius of 500 miles of Charlotte we will prepay
freight on all packages amounting to $5 and over.
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WHOLESALE. AND R.ETAIL
12-14 W. Trade St. 11-15 N. Tryon St.
J. W. CUTHBERTSON,
Sec, and Treasurer.
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$1.25 to $3.00
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$1 50
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all size, from $2.00 to $5.00
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half French or Cuban
heel; Duchess or opera toe;
welt or turn soles; regu
lar $3.00 values; special,
the pair $2.50
Men's Dongola Oxfords; cap
toe; E last; all sizes;
regular $1.50 values; spe
cial, the pair.. .;' .. ..$1.35
Men's Nullifiers; the best
$1.75 on the market; spe-"
cial, the pair $1.50
Men's Vici . Kid Oxfords;,
well made; cap toe; E last;
English backstay; regular
sizes; well worth. $2.00;
special, the pair $1.69
Men's Cadet Kid Oxfords;
kldlined; solid as a rock;
English welt sole; E last;
regular $2.50 values; spe
cial, the pair.. $2.19
A genuine horse-hide or pat
ent Cordan Oxford for
men;, welt sole; extension
edge; well worth $3.00;
special, the pair $2.50
Our line of Men's Vici Kid,
ideal kid, patent kid or
patent colt Oxfords and
corkers; made in plain
lace or Blucher, plain or
monkey skin toping; made
on all the latest last and in
all the latest toes; these
goods you pay from $4 to
$5; special sale price the
pair. ,.$3.50
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