CHARLOTTE NEWS, JANUARY 15. 1904-
8
JANUARY TRAVELERS.
They Carrie and Went in Numbers
Today.
Miss Hellen Herring who has been
studying music in Charlotte left this
morning for her home at Lynch, Va.
Mr. B. J. Smith has returned to the
city.
Mr. M. G. Hunter is in town.
Mr. R. G. Hayes has gotten back
from a trip to Goldsboro.
Judge Armistead Burwell left last
night for New York on a business trip.
W. L. Byrd, of Greonsboro, is at
the Buford today.
Mr. Jesse M. Brown, of Statesville,
spent the day in the city.
C. B. Webb, of Statesvile, is register
ed at the Buford today.
Constable Gribble went to Union
county today on business.
Miss Eva Marie Miller, of Taylors
ville, spent last night in the city, en
route to Lincolnton, where she will
give an entertainment tonight. Miss
Miller is an elocutionist of unusual
ability and has built up quite a repu
tation in that field.
Rev. William Black, of Davidson, was
here today en route to Raleigh.
County Commissioner H. J. Brown
was a Charlotte visitor today.
Mr. E. S. Pegram spent yesterday
in Gastonia.
Mr. R. L. Vernon left this morning
for Greensboro where he goes on busi
ness. Mr. Joe Sanders of the Hotel Huf
fines, of Greensboro, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. J. F. Weaver, of Columbia, was
in the city today on business.
Mr. F. A. McCorkle of Atlanta, was
at the Central today.
CITY NEWS.
Told in a Single Paragraph For News
Readers.
Deputy Sheriff E. O. Johnson went
to Winston today to bring back a ne
gro arrested there and wanted here for
abandonment.
The upper convict camp which
has been located near Huntersville
for some months, will be moved next
week to the W. D. Alexander road.
Michael & Hunter, architects, have
had plans accepted for a handsome
new building to be used by the Elks of
Salisbury as a temple The structure
will cost, about $10,000.
Mr. F. C. Abbott sold two lots on
Louise Avenue yesterday; one to Mr.
Henry A. Mather the other to Mr. W.
H. Smead. The lots were valuable ones
rnd sold well.
Gastonia Gazette: Miss Mary Wil
son Toms, of the Presbyterian Hospital
at Charlotte, returned to Charlotte yes
terday after a brief visit to her uncle,
Mr. T. E. Shuford.
Dr. G. H. Detwiler left this morn
ing for Concord. Tomorrow he will go
tcTMt. Pleasant where the Quarterly
Conference of the Mt. Pleasant church
will be held Saturday and Sunday.
The committee on arrangements
for the celebration of the birthdays of
Generals Lee and Jackson, is asked to
meet Prof. R. L. Keesler in the Central
Hotel parlors tomorrow morning at
11:30 o'clock.
FIRE IN 6lL MILL.
Negro Man Takes a Few Cuts in Pre
ference to Being Burned to Death.
Last night at about half past six
o'clock fire broke out in the Oliver Oil
Mill. The negroes in the room where
the fire started broke and ran and
every one succeeded in getting safely
cut except Tom Miller, who in some
way got left behind. Tom is a big
negro, but his size did not help him
against the fire, for before he could
reach the door his face was badly
burned and when he did reach it he
found it locked. Then his weight came
into good use. The window was half
wood and half-glass. Tom seemed to
prefer the glass part, which was the
upper part, and with a dive he went
clean through and landed a good ways
over on the other side, lighting upon
his head. This last was a small mat
ter, so, picking himself up, he went to
Mr. C. W. Simms in the laboratory,
who acted as a doctor and bandaged
his cuts and burns. The fire did very
little other damage, only "sweepin up
de flo' " as Tom expressed it.
Optimistic Still.
(By Associated Press.)
London. Jan. 15. A - dispatch to
Renter's Telegram Agency from St.
Petersburg says: "Russian govern
ment circles and Japanese legations are
both optimistic, while among press and
public are strong hopes that the crisis
will have a peaceful issue. The Japan,
ese legation reiterated today that the
Tokio government is pacific and denied
that the sentiments of the Japanese
nation are bellicose.
The Novoste observes Premier Bal
four's spech at Manchester recently and
the trend of the British public opinion
would not be very reassuring, as they
are not of a character to inspire pes
simism. The Japanese government has
taken Nikko Maru and Kasago Maru,
two new fast steamers of the Nippon
Line, for use as dispatch bessels.
One Cent a Word
The Great Popular "Want" Medium, reach
ing all Charlotte, and Its tributary territory,
at only ONE CENT A WORD. Cover
City and County by ordoripg your ads je
Icated in the Farmers' Column of The Times-I)emocrat--10
cents a line covers insertion in
both papers. The Times-Democrat has over
double the country circulation and over double
the paid advertising of anr other semi-weekly
in this section. No ads received for less than
10 cents each insertion.
NOW IS THE TIME to buy Shoes
cheap. C. O. D. Sale. Thompson's.
GOOD BOARD and rooms for young
men at 301 N. Poplar street. 15-lt.
NO GOODS SENT OUT to try during
the C. O. D. Sale. Thompson's.
FOR SALE Electric . testing ma
chines. The owner has other work
and cannot attend to them. Wil'
sell cheap . 408 West 12th. 14-6..
JUST RECEIVED finest lot of seasor
-Shad, Trout, Spanish Mackerel,
King Mackerel, Bream, Drum and
Sheepshead. Also Oysters.. Bell
'phone 4872. Hinshaw's, 23 1-2 East
Trade. ' 14-2t.
LADIES' $1.25 and $1.50 Shoes 98c. C.
O. D. tomorrow, Thompson's.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
With several years' experience, de
sires a situation in Charlotte, N. C.
She is rapid and accurate and comes
highly recommended. State salary.
Address, P. O. Box 97, Charlotte, N.
C. itf.
GUARANTEED Typewriter Carbons,
all colors, $2.50 box. Mill News Ptg.
Co. 14tf.
FOR SALE Four thoroughbred Bull
Pups. Address Paul Watts, care
Shaw Harness Co. 14-3t.
FOR RENT 5-room Cottage at 1315
S. Tryon street. Apply to W. C.
Dowd at News office. 1-5-tf.
NICE STOCK of Groceries for sale.
Good reason for selling. Apply to
801 North Brevard street. 15-3t.
STRAY HORSE Bay, finder will re
turn to R. C. McManus at Stock
Yard, 28 E. Stonewall. Will be re
warded for same. R. C. McManus.
15-lt.
FOR SALE Good family horse, sur
ry and harness. P. A. Osborne, 31
North College street. 15-tf.
500 PAIR Ladies' Shoes $1.90 C. O.
D. Sale. Thompson's.
GOLD MINES Promising enormous
profits. Mineral, prospectus, pic
tures, free. Lansford F. Butler, Sec
retary, 506 Mack Block, Denver,
Colo. 15-6t.
DESIRABLE BOARD Can be secured
at 307 East Fifth street. 15-2t.
BRING YOUR MONEY and feet to
C. O. D. Shoe Sale at Thompson's.
FOR SALE Full outfit machinery for
making brick, all new. Address R.,
care News. 15-3t.
C. O. D. SHOE SALE now going on at
Thompson's
WANTED Two apprentice boys
One for job presses and one for com
posing room. Apply Saturday.
Queen City Printing Co. 14-2t.
FOR RENT Six-room Cottage with
plumbing, 404 West Eleventh. Ap
ply L. L. Hackney, 6 West Fifth.
15-2t.
WANTED A good horse, suitable for
a delivery wagon. J. M. Sims.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to loan
on good securety. "Two" care
News. 15-lt.
IF SEEKING EMPLOYMENT or em
ployes call on Williams' Employment
Bureau ,only bureau in Charlotte, 23
North College street, upstairs. Bell
'phone 5261; Charlotte 194B. 13-6t.
DON'T FORGET The sale of the
store property on the corner of Col
lege and East Fifth streets tomor
row at noon at the court house door.
To be sold for cash, and the highest
bidder will get it.
FULLY GUARANTEED Typewriter
Ribbons, all machines, 50c. Mill
News Ptg. Co. 14-tf.
JUST RECEIVED Another shipment
of that excellent Muskegon Mills
Buckwheat Flour. J. R. Van Ness
& Bro. 5-10t.
THE EDDINS store property, corner
College and Fifth streets, goes to
the highest bidder at the court
house door tomorrow at 12 o'clock;
stores and three lots on Fifth
street.
WANTED Salesladies. Salary $1 a
day. Call 9:30 to 12:30, 218 North
College street. 14-3t.
FOR RENT Seven-room Residence,
North Smith street. City water,
good garden, stable, etc. Hugh W.
Harris, 15 Piedmont Building.
ROOMS CONVENIENT for light
housekeeping, 807 North Church
street. 14-2t.
FOR SALE My House, 216 North
Myers. J. S. Robinson. 14-tf.
MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL New Or
leans, La.; Mobile, Ala. and Pensa
cola, Fla., February 10-16, 1904. On
account of the above occasions
Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets to the above points at
rate of one first-class fare, plus 25
cents for the round trip. Tickets on
sale February 9th to 15th inclusive
with final limit February 20th.
Tickets may be extended until
March 5th if deposited with joint
agent not later than 8 p. m. of
February 20th, and upon payment
of fee of 50 cents. For further in
formation call on your nearest De
pot Agent or write, S. H. Hardwick,
G. P. A., Washington, D. C; R. L.
Vernon, T. P. A., Charlotte, N. C.
POULTRY FANCIERS Come to our
Farms and see Poultry in its na
tural state. Robt. D. Abernethy,
Prop., Open View Farms, Mount
Holly, N. C. l2-4t.
SITE WANTED for small . manufac
turing plant on railroad, two to
four acres. State price and loca
tion. Answer by letter. "Land,"
care News. 12-tf.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
Seed Cotton paid at Matthews, N.
C From 4.50c. to 5c. per pound.
31-d and w-tf.
DON'T FAIL to attend the Poultry
Show at city hall, beginning Tues
day. n-tf.
FIN 1ST exhibition of prize Poultry
ever seen in the State at city hall
tin-? week. tf.
'iCU WANT to see royalty go to
the Poultry Show at city hall this
week. ll-tf.
PAIR of blooded Fowls given away
every night at the Poultry Show to
lucky ticket holders. ll-tf.
COCK-A-DOODLE-DO! Come to the
Poultry Show at the city hall. Opens
Tuesday. Xl-tf.
PLUMBING Breen & Hyland are
Plumbers to do your work. The
Board of Health says so. We stood
our examination before them and
the Plumbing Insp ector. Bell
'Phone 91. No. 7 W. Fith street- 6-lt
TOMORROW at noon valuable lots on
East Ninth street will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. Be at the
court house door promptly at noon
if you desire tq bid on it. t
FOR RENT No. 5051-2 South Tryon
street, nine-room House. All
modern conveniences. Apply to W.
L. Bruns at Garibaldi & Bruns.
Eddins store property, cor
ner ot Fifth and College, to
go to the highest bidder at
noon tomorrow.
S
A ONE INCH ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
this head consisting of eight lines--48 words--will
be inserted at t he rate of 85 per month. $60
per year. Daily chance of ad allowed, including
notice in daily index of ads. Bonaflde circulation
in charlotte larger than that of any other paper.
For many lines of business this is positively the
best advertising to be had.
BIG CUT IN ORANGE. 25c. OR-
anges reduced to 15c. dozen, sweet and
juicy. Grape Fruit 5c. Malaga Grapes
15c. Full Cream Cheese 12 l-2c. Our
25c. Mackerel now 20c. The 10c.
Mackerel Sc. BRIDGERS & CO.
NUMBER OH, YES, 367! THAT IS
the Charlotte Transfer Co. Yes, they
are prompt and quick, both in baggage
and cab line. Office 7 East Fifth
street. Charlotte 'phone 367. Don't
fail to give them a trial.
ASPARAGUS, TENDER AND DELI-
cious. Large cans of large tender
cuts, the choicest goods packed, 35c.
Smaller cans and not so long, but
tender and smaller, at 20c. Asparagus
Tips, the select points and as tender
as the finest fresh goods, 25c. SAR
RATT & BLAKELY.
SUNBEAM LEMON CLING CLING
Peaches (packed in cordial) are the
finest that can be bought. Fresh ship
ment Cakes and Crackers. Complete
line Canned Meats of all kinds.
COCHRANE & ROSS, 319 N. Tryon
street. Both 'phones.
YOU CAN'T DO A WISER THING
than take stock today in Charlotte B.
&. L.; first payment February 6th.
possible investment for clerks, school
teachers, bookkeepers, mechanics and
wage-earners of all classes and ages,
and of both sexes. Don't wait until
you're hoary headed to start your sav
ings. Do it now. E. L. KEESLER,
Secretay and Treasurer. J. H. VAN
NESS, President.
C. H. S. CIGARS, THE BEST 5c.
Cigar on the market. We recommend
the C. H. S. to those who like a de
lightful and refreshing smoke. Call
and see us. C. R. MAYER & CO.,
Druggists. Both 'phones. Sixth and
Tryon streets.
SPLENDID LINE OF BEST FLORIDA
Oranges. Full line Sweet and Irish
Potatoes, Onions, Apples, etc. Lot
nice Dressed Rabbits. You will gen
erally be able to find things in Coun
try Produce not obtainable elsewhere.
J. T. & H. F. MULLIS, 18 North Col
lege. Bell 'phone 427.
WE HAVE ON HAND NOTHING BUT
the best corn-fed, home-killed cattle.
We are furnishing the very choicest
cuts of Meats at 10, 12 1-2 and 15c. a
pound. We recommend our Pork
Sausage to all who like a first-class
article. HALL BROS., 325 East Trade
street. Bell 'phone 5431; Charlotte
73.
DR. W. O. NISBET MOVED HIS OF-
fice from residence to 9 North Tryon
street (former office of Dr. R. L. Gib
bon). Office hours as heretofore.
A CARPENTER FOR REPAIR WORK
is sometimes hard to get. We have
them and do these small jobs. CHAR
LOTTE PAINT AND WALL PAPER
CO.
ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN
Poultry should be interested in Pratt's
Poultry Food, which makes them
healthy and makes hens lay. Dlu.
WORTH DRUG STORE, B. S, DAVIS.
Bell 'phone 247; Charlotte 358.
TO LET MOST DESIRABLE E.
Avenue place, close in, only $25; soon
to be vacant, and you can't better it.
For sale 3 or 4 pieces of investment
property that make me almost weep
at my inability to buy. Business, resi
dence and vacant realty that can't be
equalled on this market. Had I your
money, brother, I'd have more sugar
soon, and not half try. Open your
eyes and think for yourself a little.
E. L. KEESLER, 25 South . Tryon
street.
IF YOU WANT TO COMPLETE THE
furnishing of your house drop us a
postal and we will have a representa
tive call on you. Anything in the way
of Furniture, Pictures, Clocks, Lace
Curtains, Rugs, Blankets, Stoves,
Heaters, etc. HERRING & DENTON,
Fifth and College streets. ,
OUR DINNERS ARE THE TALK OF
the town. Varied and ample bills of
fare, with complements of meats,
vegetables, breads, pastry and coffee
or milk. Linen and tableware spot
less and service good enough to tempt
the appetite of a chronic dyspeptic.
Birds and oysters now. GEM RES
TAURANT, E, F. Creswell, Manager.
DON'T LET THAT NEEDED RE-
pairing of your roof go too long. We
can give it prompt attention and do
you a job that will give entire satis
faction. We do every description Tin
and Slate Roofing and Galvanized Iron
Work. STRANGE & SHUMAN, 32
North College. Bell 'phone 4411.
BUSHES
BUILDERS
MONUMENTS- WE ARE PRE
pared to make estimates on any kind
of Monumental work fron;': the cheap
est to the most costly Monument. We
represent one of the largest marble
works in the South. Give us a call, we
will save you money. Z. A. HOVIS &
CO., Undertakers.
EXPERT TYPEWRITER REPAIR-
ing. Don't forget that we are pre
pared to rebuild or repair any make
of Typewriter on the market. 'Phone
304, and we will make estimates. J. E.
CRAYTON, Gen'l Agt, 202 S. Trvon
street.
WE HAVE MAN TO SEND OUT ON
small jobs convenience to many who
have rollers, handles and other small
jobs. Furniture, Upholstering, Oil
Finishing, General Furniture Repair
ing. Prompt dealing and work gar
anteed. Old Time Mahognay Furni
ture bought, sold and -exchanged. MC
LAUGHLIN & CO., 14 West Fifth.
THE DAWN OF-1904 WILL USHER
in we hope a year of peace, plenty
and pleasure to our patrons and all
other good people. We SLhall continue
to supply just as good Staple and
Fancy Groceries as we can procure
for you. We start in with a fine lot
for New Year's. Potted Meats and
Canned Soups and Vegetables, Hams,
Breakfast Bacon and the best Flour
made. J. M. SIMS.
PICKLES, CAKES AND CRACKERS
Every variety of the three articles
can be bad at our store. Sweet Pick
les, Sour Pickles, Mixed Pickles in
bottle or bulk; Luncheon dakes and
Crackers, Cheese, Sardines and Pot
ted Meats. M. F. KIRBY, Corner
Fifth and Tryon streets.
SEND US YOUR JUG AND HAVE IT
filled with the very best New Orleans
Molasses you ever tasted. We also
have several nice grades of Porto
Rico Molasses and Syrups in barnels.
Evaporated Cane Syrup and New Or
leans in buckets. Nice line of Pre
serves and Jellies. We want your
orders. J. E. DARSEY.
QUEEN CITY HOTEL
Is the best place in Charlotte for the
price. Nice rooms kept in reserve for
the traveling public.
THE CROWELL SANITARIUM FOR
the treatment of morphine, alcoholic,
tobacco and drug addictions, No. 8
West Third street, Charlotte. Spe
cial apartments and nurses for lady
patients. Massage and electricity when
indicated. Treatment strictly private
and confidential. No suffering nor ill
effects in treatments. DR. S. M.
CROWELL, Medical Director.
DR. TAYLOR, VETERINARY SUR-
gery and Dentistry, is now located at
Kendrick's Stables on North College
street, where he will treat all kinds
of diseases of stock. Can treat them
at hospital cheaper than at home. Ex
amination free. Both 'Phones 52.
GLA
GLASS
READY-MIXED PAINT, VARNISH,
Alabastine and Frescoat, the world's
best Kalsomine. We have the largest
stock of these goods offered to the re
tail trade. -
The Gray Drug Co.
BotK 'Phones 21
For Rent
5- room house, 612 E. Seventh street,
city water, $11.00.
6- room house, 505 N. Brevard street,
city water, $11.00.
5-room house, 50D E. Ninth street,
modern conveniences.
12-room house, 916 N. Tryon street,
near S. A. L. Depot.
4-room house, 303 S. Cedar, street,
$6.00.
3-room house, Wynona street, $5.00.v
3-room cottage, 727 S. Church street,
city water paid, $6.00
3-rcom house, 8 E. Twelfth street,
city water paid, $5.00.
3-room house, 311 S. McDowell street,
$5.00.
3-room house, 216 N. Clarkson street.
3-room house, Liddell street, $5.00.
3-room houses, N. Cedar street. .
3 3-room houses, E. Thirteenth street.
J. Arthur Henderson & Bro.
39 North Tryon Street.
HAND IN HAND
WITH THE DOCTOR
That's the way we go. You have the
bet doctor in town, then why not tell
him to take your Prescriptions to the
best Drug Store in Charlotte? And
ours is the best unquestionably. We
pay more attention to detail, are more
careful, more thoughtful, charge less,
do things quicker, get our goods out
more promptly, and give the very
best service in town.
You Should Investigate Us
Look into our way of doing things
and compare our Prescription prices
with what you are paying at other
stores. You will see a great big dif
ference. It. M, BRANNON,
DRUGGIST.
Eddins store property, cor
ner of Fifth and College, to go
to the highest bidder at
noon tomorrow,
Dr. H. C. Henderson
DENTIST,
Hunt Building, Charlotte, N. C.
Dentistry practiced in all it branches.
All work guaranteed.
Queen City 'phone 378.
TURN OVER.
0
a new leaf make one resolution, at
least, this new year, and protect your
property, business and person by
proper Insurance. We can supply you.
F. C. Abbott (SL Co.,
A.G. Craig, Manager
IT IS WORTH REPEATING
not parrot talk or phonographic
repetition and reproduction, mind
you but a story worthy of being re
told that New Silver Leaf Flour amply
and completely satisfies the search for
a Flour that bakes well and results
in good bread, cakes and pies. What
housekeeper expects more of any
flour? Be sure it's New Silver Leaf
Flour, manufactured by Muskegon
Milling Co.
ADAMS GRAIN AND PROVISION CO.,
Distributors.
NEW DEPARTURE
THE DIRECTORS OF THE
MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
realizing the need of more frequent
opportunities for taking stock in the
Association, have agreed to authorize
the opening of the subscription books
on JANUARY 1ST and JULY iST, as
well as APRIL 1ST and OCTOBER
1ST, so that persons can now take
stock and file applications FOUR
TIMES EACH YEAR. Therefore, the
books are now open and the period
will
egin 2nd January
Persons contemplating taking stock
can do so at once and those wishing
loans can file their applications at
once.
We think this new movement will
be greatly to the advantage of those
of our people who believe in and
patronize building and loan associa
tions. P. M. BROWN, President.
A. G. BRENIZER, Treasurer.
BIRD SEEDS
IN BULK AND PACKAGES.
BIRD BITTERS,
BIRD DAINTIES.
For Canaries, Parrots and Mocking
Birds.
All varieties and best qualities.
, H.JORDAN & GO.
DRUGGISTS.
"Never Sleep."
VIOLET WATER
We keep it in bulk and sell at
10c. OUNCE.
The best sells at 25c. ounce tmd this
Is just as good as the best.
W. 1. HAND Sf CO.
DRUGGISTS,
Corner Trade and College Streets.
Both 'phones 292.
Sick Room
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RUBBER GOODS I
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES,
HOT WATER BOTTLES,
BREAST PUMPS,
ICE CAPS,
INVALID AIR CUSHIONS,
ATOMIZERS,
RUBBER GLOVES,
STOMACH -TUBES,
CRUTCH TIPS,
INFANT SYRINGES, ETC.
We are' headquarters for the
Rubber necessities o fthe sick
room. Buy at tho
"Quality Store."
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J. H. LITTLE,
President.
H. CY. LONG,
Viee-Pr esident.
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Clothirig 3l
After
Stock
Our space for the Clothing department is too
small for the much increased business we
now have and we
stock very closeiy and
der to have room
spring stock we must
the stocks of winter
way we can see that
is to cut the price. We feel assured that to
cut on our already extremely low prices will
guarantee us a big sale. Besides, while in
New York last week, in order to make it more
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COPYRIGHT 19oa'
MICHAELS. STERN &C&
.ROCHESTER. N.Y.' '
$15.00 to $22.50 Suits for $13.95
These are high-class goods, well tailored,- well trimmed and none fit
better. Fine lot of Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, etc., in neat colors
and designs. Slims, stouts and regulars.
Extra Bis Gut On Swell Overcoat
This is a dead swell fancy grey Kersey
Overcoat, too swell for our trade and we mean
tCsell it right now. The price is $17.50. It
matters not what it cost, b vit we'll Cfl
take for each . . -
Crossett 3.50
and 4 Shoes
Makes life's walk easy. These are
snappy, comfortable and wear well.
DORSCH
$5 SHOE
For dress, comfort, style and ser
vice, this Shoe may have its equal, but
none better.
New Ladies' Shoe and Oxiord
Krippendorf-Dittman s Fine Make
KriDDendorf-Dittman's Fine Make.
This line is considered by regular
Shoe men to be one of the best
on the market. It is noted for
its snap, beauty, comfort and
wear. We have Ladies' Shoes
in Patent, Vici Kid, etc., from
$2.00 to $3.50
Ladies' Tan and Black Oxfords,
just received, in the very new-
- est toes. You should see the
Misses' Oxfords we sell at $2.00
Looks equal to any $2.50 or $3.00 Shoe.
WWW
WHOLESALE
12-14 W. Trad St.
KE2
J. VV.CUTHBERTSON,
Sec. and Treasury.
ITS
1 JHUtC
are compelled to watch
keep it down. In or
lor our expected large
begin early to lower
Clothing. The onlv
will interest the public
interesting to the trade,
we closed out a lot of
stylish and up-to-date
men's, and boys' Suits
and Overcoats at one
fourth to one-third off
which go in same sale.
In this lot of men's
Overcoats are many
stylish and fi tie full back
long Oxford Over
coats, full silk lined
with an interlining of
wool, to make silk lin
ing wear longer.
These are strictly $25
coats and cheap at that,
but will go at One-
Third Off. Sizes
34 to -12.
RUBBER HEELS.
The "Sullivan" is the best. We
have it for men at 35c, and for ladies
at 50c, put on.
INNER SOLES.
New stock just-in of leather and
cork, men's and ladies', all sizes iw.
LADIES' OVER GAITERS.
Entirely new stock; Cloth Gaiters,
25, 50, 75c. and.
.$1
AND RETAIL
11-15 N. Tryon
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