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(7BEE3SBOBO DAILY VKWR 8ATTJRDAT, MAf 7, 1910,
(laud Mkrrty,' of Winston Sab-m. is
spending tbe day to the city wills rela
tive. 8. L. Gilmer ind party of friends
Candy That's
Always Fresh
and always the
most delicious is '
the candy famous
throughout the
Southland for 25
years. It's
Almost every day
we receive ship
ments by fast
express assuring
bonbons and
chocolates as fresh
as when they leave
Atlanta. There's
44 None flike
Nunnally'i."
BELK BROS. CO.
cake.
(iron to Winston -tsaleenr yesterday i
is hit ww automobile 18 attend thr ball
nr.
Mrs. Stanford Keunedar, f Cuailotle,;
ia here oa a visit t Mra. W. I). Mr-!
Aduo, sr., a ad Mra. C. M. Eea, on Ash
boro street. '
v 3, uva assaaag
$y ho1 breads,
ira. Pastry, are
, w tessenea in cosi
and Increased
31ia Kliubeth. uf Kiiliiuond, Va., who!
has km visiting fnouua and relatives j
m Mitaitsippi and Texas, ia atopping
over a few dayt iu tlie city ai tin gursut
of Misses Marion l.a and Mary McAdoo, I
ra rotita to her how in Richmond- i
in quality and
wholesoraeness,
by
Jls Bailing Bcw&erl
l t,"w -j Bake the food at home vli
ifflirsrrfW - and save money &
PERSONALS
G. W. Huntley, of Durham, in apendiug
w aay m tne city wita mends.
Mra. W. E. Fcnoer, of Rooky Mount,
it visiting friends and relativea in the
Vity.
Thomas Woodroffe and W. F. Car
ter, of lit. Airy, were business visitors
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Dyer, of High Point, tprnt
yesterday afternoon in the city wit:i
friends.
Wade Stockard, of Salisbury, ipent
yesterday in the city with friendi and
relatival.
J. B. Barnes, of Wilson, ia tpending
a rew aaya in me ciry wim rrienas.
Mr. and Mra. L. . Orilhn, of Char
lotte, are riaiting friendi and relatives
in the city.
C. M. Hughes, of Fayetteville, was a
business v in tor in the city yeaterdty.
Eugene Holt, Jot. P. Montgomery, J.
W. Cales, and B. R. Kellart, of Burling
ton, spent yesterday in the eity.
Mrs. J. K. Thorpe, of Rooky Mount, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Hair Dressing and Manicuring!
An expert in ITair Dressing, Manicur
ing, Shampooing, Face Massage, Facial
and Scalp treatment, hat opened a parlor
in Guilford Hotel building, ItHJ West Syc
amore street. Entrance either through
hotel or Krcamore ttreet.
Ta
It
Save II By Btr-
m tj 1 night to snei
S
C
M
S
Dyeing
II Black
Many times an expensive
guwu or wrap is so badly soiled
or stained that the owner oon
sinders it ruined.
Olten the garment can not
only be saved for further wear,
hut' actually made to look like
a new article, by simply hsv
ing us dye it over to a dark
color, preferably black.
It might surprise you to
learn how many articles we
e over in this way -and al
ways satislactorily.
Consult us about work ef
tils kind.
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Columbia
Laundry Co.
Phones 17S-H!
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Cardui Will Help You
Mrs. M. D. McPherson, of Chad bourn, N. C, suffered
Intense pain for five years, but found relief and pot well by
taking Cardui, the woman's tonic Read her letter, telling
about her experience. "1 suffered five years with awful
pains, every so often. They grew worse, till I would often
faint I could not walk at all, for two or three days at a
rime, and had awful hurting in my side and headache and
backache.
"1 gave up and thought I would die, but my husband
suggested Wine of Cardui. So I began and the first bottle
helped me so I could do my cooking. By the time I had
used three bottles of Cardui, I could do all my work. The
Coleus, Moon
C. J. Ann. of Lvachburar. Va.. is scant.-
, j .i. a .i. i
irif a few days iu the city with rtlatlTee
and fnemli.
Mr. ami Mra. J. V,
Stout, of pray..
nre -oerkiin? a few dsvi in the citv with
friends " j
I
(. L Clark, of Charlotte, is a business1
isitr in Ite eitv tula v. )
f, , ... ii W . j i
(. 1.. dlenu, (. II. Burton snd Frank
RevituIcU, of Winston-Salem, petit yea-1
teniay in the city with friends.
Mia Martha Petty left vesterdav for
ArcM.le, where sh.. will spend several
days visiting friends and relatives.
1) S ( hnoman of Greenville V C
V. . tnopman, oi oreenriiie, i. v.,
is visiting relative in the city.
iir. i i K...I.. ..t.r.. r
.." "r , , I
visit to rnenas ana relatives ai nraws sumer paid from 40 to CO cents, some
Sixmmit. I times more. Who nets the difference?
. , , n ... , . , On butter the rats from various Ohio
J. r.. Hughes, of Danville, is spend-1 points to New York city la M centa per
ing a lew daya in the citT with friends., Io pounds. On New Yorli state but
... ,. . ... ,,, ." ,, . , ter, retailing at cents or mora a
Mist trailer, of duilford College, spent I pound, the everaiie freight charr
vesterdav in the ritr with her parenU,
Prof, and Mrs. C. P. Kratier.
J. II. Johnson, of Liberty, waa a busi
ness visitor in tha eity yesterday.
Miss Emma Starr, otto hat been teach
ing in the graded school! at Wilkes bore
the past vear, ia visiting at tha home of
Mr. and Mrt. W. A. Fields, on Arling
ton street, before returning to her home
in Salisbury.
X. W. Walks, of Chapel Hill, rpent
yesteftlay in tka eity with relatives.
W. II. Matthews left last night oa an
extensive business trip to Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. C. C. Hudson and little daughter
returned last night from a visit to
friends arid relatives In High Point.
R. E. Daltom, of Lynctikurg, Va., ia
spending tha day in tha city with
friends.
Mist Esther Shupping has retnraed
from a visit
to friends and relatives at
ard, of Montrose, arrived laat
dc nd several davs In the citv
with friends and relativea.
Dr. W. P. Reives haa returned from
a professional buaiuess trip te New
York.
Mr. and Mra. T. W. Hightowrr, of
Raleigh, are visiting friends ad rela
tors in the city.
Rev. Henry I. Cdfeb haa re burned to
his noma In Mexico, Mo., after a visit to
friends and relatives in the eity.
Mrs. Annia Farris and Mrt. Henry
Ferris have returned from a risit to
friends and relatives at Mt. Airy.
Ex Juiljic W. P. Bymim has returned
from s legnl business trip to Pilot
Mountain.
Mrs. ,T. II. Xtitt, of Mt. Airy, it
nni viftit to Mra. 8. L. Gihner, on X
Kim street.
here
North
IS1 Rev. Dr. J. I,. W hite is in Statearille
s.si.ling Rev. K. C Maddry in a revrral
J which is lieing held there this week.
S .Supt. Walter Thompson, of Jackson
S training school, at Concord, is spending
11 few days in tbe city.
9 Miss Ada Tucker tod Mrs. Vouthee
S have returned to their home nt Roxboro,
J after a Timt to friends and relatives in
sj the city.
Mr. and Mis. O. L. (.nibl.i hare ar-
di rivaul rnn Winei I .fi f m TtA savlll Trial I: s
9 tint city their home.
Rer. anl Mrs. S. M. Rankm have re
2 ttimd from ReiWsYillc. where they t-
tended the Rankin-Taylor wedding,
whiih took place thre Thursday.
Don't Give Up
Take CARDUI
Vine, Cauliflower, Aster, Scarlet Sage,
Pfl GETS DIFFERENCE
Some Figures Bearing oi Ibe Cost
01 Uriog.
IS'ew York, Mty liepreentaittvti
of th eastern railroads lotUy tjuoteU
f re i-ri t ra tts on t oodst u ff , s ut-h a h
ran, butter anil vrLble from vari
uuh parts of the country lo New York
fit y. to show how snutll a part of the
hi a her prlc of food is due lo iranspur
latt fon charges. The facts wers put
forward In in folluwii! inannsi ; j
A vice-president of on of the large!
railroads recently a farmer un-'
, loading potatoes at a railroad station i
in ltorhester. He salted ai whst price!
tne farmer naa aoio nis poiaioes. tie'
lw-rned that it was it). cents, and that
ie potatoes were to oe u
New York rit. The freierht
onu
.och ester lo
i a bushel of potato from Horn
tatm-s were retaillna tn New Vork. 1
i nominally, at SL.sti a bushel. In resl
Ity, polatoe are sold mostly by the
quart to consumers. At only V cents
a quart the retail price of a bushel or
potioes was 2.4.
Thst is. a bushel of potatoes shipped
from Rochester and la hi down in New
Work costs -I cents The bupbel whh
SfLmi'r' Wh
lm winter' when exits were retell-
Ir.".''. ''"f r2.h
galamanna. S00 miles from the cltv.
w" 80 cents. The Irelirht rato on eggs
from p,.,,,, to n,w York amounted
to about half a cent a doaen, so that
.i'tie cost or earas isi.i oown in r.
Vork came to SuH centa. The
con-!
amounta to less tnan a inira or
cent
per pound.
The rates on table luxuries that are
brought from fHr distant states In the
winter and early spring are shown to
have little to do with "fancy" prices.
Karly this spring the railroads got
about half a cent a quart for hauluis;
atrewberrlee from Augusta, (iu..
New York city. The freight rate on
strawberries selling at St to 40 cents
was no greater than thoee that were
aold at IB centa.
Fresh aaparagua In early spring may
ba termed a luxury. This year a crate
containing ti bunehes or asparagus,
which wouM retail for $8.40 or more,
waa ahlpped from Augusta, Oa., to
New York for about 10 centa
From Jacksonville, KIh., to New
York cltv tha freight charges on a
standard nackaga of cabbage weighing
120 pounda came to cents: oa a
60-pound package of cauliflower. 41
cents; on an Su-pound crate of egg
plant, 64 cents; on a 60-pound crate of
cantaloupes. 41 cents; on a 60-pound
urate of celery, 3t centa.
In early apring new potatoes intii
come from Flrida cost the consumer'
bout 16 centa a auart. This 16 cents'
worth of potatoea weighs 1 pound and
14 onncea. Tha new potatoes from
Florida are shipped in a package that
eontalna 116 pounds, so that the pota
toea In the package bring In at re
tall the sum of til 70. For hauling the
Ist-pound package from Florida tha
railroads get 01 cents. When 01 cents
Is aubtracted from 114.70 the remainder
Is 140t. If the farmer gets fi fnr
the ltl pounds of potatoea he la lucky.
Who geta the difference?
McAdoo Garage Co. it selling Gasoline
at 12 1 -temper gallon.
NOTES IRON IEIDSV1LLE
Reid&villr, May 8. Farmers in this sec-
tion say tobacco plants hereabout! are
small and scarce.
T. K. Wall, the tailor, spent two or
three dayt of thit week in Greensboro
a.. I. ........... i. I a ,mrf.TTwwi Mr nil
will return to Greensboro toon to make!
it hit borne.
The city graded school closed last
week with the iargett graduating claat
in itt history.
R. A. Dye. of Summer-field, wat in
Reidsville yckterdsy on business.
Thieves entered the tailoring estab
lishment of T. R. Wall recently and car
ried away four suits of clothes and other
articles, the total lalue of which is over
?100. As vet there is no clue to thelo.lt h toneiie, "Mania, a bov in Hun-
guilty parties.
Dr. Roiningcr, of Zion City. III.. i
vii-iting frienda and relatives in Reids -
ville.
J. R. Holden is out again after a severe
attack of acute rheumatiam.
Mr. Phillipt, the popular telegraph op-
erator at the Southern station here, de-
dared today Hiat he ssw the comet last
nijrht. He ssvs it is of immense sire.
Cardui home treatment
mend it to da"
does all
Are you a
woman, suffering from some form of female
trouble? Have you tried Cardui, the woman's
tonic? If not, you are neglecting your op
portunity to get well.
Cardui is a pure vegetable medicine and
contains no dangerous drugs. It is non
mineral and non-intoxicating, a safe remedy
for women of all ages. Try Cardui today.
You will appreciate its prompt tonic effect,
as well as its quality of relieving pain.
For sale at all -druggists.
Greensboro Drag Co.,
AGENTS
MISS DORA BELYIN BECAME
MRS. ROBERT L POLLARD
(Special to Daily Newt.)
Durham, May . -Miss Dora Florence
Belvin and Robert L. Pollard were mar
ried laat night at tEs bridt'i home on
the Roxboro road, ana mil from Dur
ham, the Rev. Dr. J. W. Lynoh, of Wis
First Baptist church, officiating.
The country home waa beautifully pre
pared for tha occasion aad the couple
took tiie vowa in tha presence of a good
ly company. Tha maid -of -honor waa Mitt
.Moselle belrin, sister, and the brida
graomtman waa tka Rev. T. G. Vickera.
Sites Lillis Manfum played Mendels
sohn's wedding mareV
Tha couple will make a short trip and
will return to liva in tha eity. Both
are quite popular and belong to the
county's best families. They will live
on Holloway street.
Browa-Andrt-wt Wedding
Another marriage of interest last night
a at that of W. W. Brown and Mist
Carrie Andrewa, both of this eity.
Tha officiating minister wat tbe Rev.
O. X. Marshall, of tha Edgemont . Bap
tist dhureb. The wedding masie waa
played by Miss O'Xeal.
The bride entered tha parlor, where
but a few frienda tat, wearing white
crepe media satin, trimmed in pearls.
bhe bora beatitilul carnations. Ihe wed
ding wat vary quiet and there were no
attendants. They win live in the city.
GO OUT
and tea the clover, grasses and fruit on
the small fsmis to be sold by
Jordan on May 11.
J. .
Pecvorty No Bar t Savage Matrimony.
(Wide World Magaxlne.l
Among African aavtget poverty it not
considered a bar to matrimony and hap
piness. Tba fact that a man has no
sufiicidnt wesltk in cattle or kind to sat
isfy the narenta of hit young woman
with tha usual pretentt need not necot-
sanly prevent aim from marrying tier.
lie
forms a speciet of limited liability
oompanx
oompanT with two
three of h
brothers, and the capital ia tank in the!ef 1IS This one will be May 11.
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DO YOU WANT
anythinay better than thoaa small farms f j
J. P. Jordan proposes to tell you ont I
! My 11. His terms will suit anybody. I
.Too Much Manner.
(The Delineator.)
After IjOtiie returned from her first!
visit to rMinday school tha said to me,
at the turned up her tiny note and put.
j d school did this wav to me!" I said,
Oh, deer! and vebat did vou do?" She
1 Falri. "oBi I d,d that way,' too!" I said,
j "Louise! You should not have done
j that!" "Oh, yes, mams," she replied, "1
' j ,0j Cauai I't alaays so ptlite (po-
j '
J .
But your (iaaolme from McAdoo Car-
(age Co., 12 l-2c. gallon.
and more than you recom-
o Ma
Just Received New Lot of Ladies' Kimonas in Pretty New patterns.
25c value, Short Klmona, at , 15c
39c value, Short Kimona, at 25c
50c value, Short Kimona, at 38c
75c value, Long Kimonas at 48c
$1.25 value, Long Kimona, at 98c
LADIES' WAISTS
11.50 value, Ladies' White Walata, trimmed in Imitation Irian and Val Laces.
Special at 98c
$1.50 value, Ladies Tailored Waists, in black and white. Special at 98c
Ladles' Wash Skirts, at 98c
Ladies' Wash Suits, in all shades. Prices... $2.48, $3.48, $4.98 and 7.50
Don't
7 l-2c Apron Ginghams at 5c 10c Dresa Suiting at 5c
7 l-2c and 10c value Colored Lawns, 5c 7 l-2c White Lawns at 5c
7c 36-Inch Domestic 5c
New lot pretty new designs in Colored Lawns, 12 l-2c
BELK BROS. COMPANY
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
SUGAR AND RICE MARKETS
(By Tlio Associated Press.)
Xaw Vork, May 6 There it a better
feeling in tha augar market than haa
exittod for a long time, brokers being
encouraged by tha large businest In re
fined which came to hand thil week.
At usual, the .stimulation which caused
distributors to alter their holding off
attitude was an advance of 10 points
in refilled to 6.20 rents net with the
privilege of purchasing at the old baait.
Detpite the damage to tha fruit crop, a
good summer campaign ia awaited ia lo
cal circles.
Undoubtedly tha belated action of the
larger interests in raising refined flnda
an ttplanation in the strength of raws,
the pressure upon wriii-h in deoreaaing.
The Cuban cane crop ia being rapidly
gmund. i'h European msrktt continues
strong.
The sentiment In the local riee market
:s more cheerful, though business shows I
no sensational improvement, owing to.
tha general hand-to-mouth policy of1
wholesale grocers. Offers here from the
mills, at a rule, have been at full pricea
and where ctincessions were granted, bus
iness tias resulted. The proecle for the
present crop are rewrted at none too
good owing to the continued drouth.
IT MAY BE YOUR
last
chance to get a tmsll firm
I (u,ford college on a macadam road. J.
I F. Jordan allows nothing crooaea ai any
K1CB SQUARE ITEMS
(Special to Daily Newt.)
Rich Square, May 6. The recent elec
tion in Jackson, tha county teat of
Northampton, en tb quettion at a spe-
,:) .hnol tsx of 30 centa on property
all(j uy cents on the poll to supplement
,i .nerai fund of the distriet, haa stim
ulated the interest in special taxes for
schools all over the county and h j
commiiaioncrt last Monday ordered two
mora tpecial tax electinnt at Ijasker and
Milwaukee. The school won in Jackaon
bv a vote of S to I. Four other places
in the count v had already voted the tax,
but by smaller majorities.
Farmert in Northampton are well up
with their work, ajid early planted corn
it looking well. It appears that tbe
arreuKe in cotton anil ieanu1t will tie
J about the mme j lait year.
Rich Sqnsre haa waknd up to the im
' Kirtance of Isw enforcement. During
the past week ont alleged blind tiger
Ims been lodged ui the county jail and
five more are under bonds varying in
amounts from $100 to S500 for their ap
pearenee at the next term of the .upe
; rior court to answer the charge of eelling
liquor illefally.
Mrs Benjamin K. W hite, of Mebsne,
f V. C, lias announced the enpafjement of
, ber daughtei. Miss Pattie Vsughn, to
Henry Horwy llolomsn. of Rich Square,'
' the wedding or marriage to tske place
i ome time dunn? Ibe summer. Mien
White is a talented young woman, a
' graduate l Ihe Mte Normal college,
I wheie she won high honors, and has
! "ince taught eiy succesMully in the
' hi(ih school of this plsee and haa been a
leader in pood works. Mr. Holomao is
a ynung uisn of hiH character ami a
)iropeions business mart of this plaoe.
le h h toil of the bite Hon. tieorge D.
Holoman, u lio represented the Third
I district for two terms in tlie state Sen
! ate and a man oi sterling worth and
great influence.
K. C. HufTin, principal of tha high
'school here, has returned to hit home
'111 Kdgecombe county, but betora leav
ing for his vacation turned over to the
wheol joanl t he most complete record
of tbe school the school officials here aver
saw betore. He not only had tha rec
ords as provided by law, but a complete )
record of the progress of the members ;
of each class, dec-ription of the books I
used, and much other data in abridged I
form. Entire ttrmngrrt could take tbe
Pepper, and
Forget Our 5c Counter
-240242 SOUTH ELM STREET-
raeordt kt left and take up tha work of
the tdiool next fall without tht loss of
anv time arranging rlaeact, etc., and mrt
only this, but in a moment's time turn
to tha record of the progreee of each
student during the past year.
Company F'l Now Officers
Raleigh, May 6- Commissioners are
issued for new officers of Company ,
First regiment. They are - Uaptain, ('..
K. Baits; tlrst lieutenant, W. If. Suggs
second lifutensnt, W. 0. Barnre.
YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKAHCE.
Paia alonsT the back, dlsslness, head
ache and general laguor. Cet a park
ace of Mother Oray-a L1TR LI IV
I.KAK, the pleasant root and herb
cure for all Kldnny, Bladder and Urin
ary troubles. When you feel all run
down, tired, weak and without energy
use this remsrknbte cumbtnatlou t4
nature's herbs und roots As a reru
Isfor It has no eiiusl. Mother Omr s
Anstrallaa-Leaf Is sold by Hruaalsts
or sent t iiihII for 60 cents Naruple
sent FI1KR Address. The Mother Uray
I'u, I,e Itoy, N. v. I
ColdWaterMade
lot On the
Run
I "Ml -As I
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Abort illustration rsprrp'titB s Humphrey IniUadtsMcnis bsthroom
Gss WatT He ter thit Trill litst ir.taBUntii tw 14 m Kai.' Jt-n,
of water pr nimitf om gallon of vrsssr for rrtnr cuWe foot sf
birn(l. Clitspsst hrt wst-r ia tbs wotS!
An tihibitia of Homf hrj In itaasanssns and AxstaaiSrtte G Water
Hat.rfl wflj b h14 st snir oflfios
Tuesday Till Saturday
This exhibition ai!l be ia charge of in expert Humphrey demonstrator,
who will he pleased to show each visitor Wcw turning s fiut or stiiking
a match will give instantly all the hot water you win, sn.l at a losrer
cost than water csn be heated in any o' lier way. THe Humphrey is the
cheapest, besti mot economical and hsndiest Os Wtter Heaters ia the
world. Don't fail to attend the exhibition. Bring your frirndt with ywu.
N. C. Public
Other Plants
value, at 10c
VEY LOW BATES TO BALTIMORE
ACCOUNT SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION. MAY n-U, 1010.
I10.SU ia low round-trip rata fa
nunred by the Southern railway frem
Greensboro ta Baltimore, Md.. aacounl
above meeting. Tirkett un sals May
I, . 10, final limit June 1, 1(10. For
further Information, Pullman reserva
tions, tea nearest Ticket Agent, or ad
dress W. TI. Mam.AM.hJtT,
Pasaenger and Ticket Agent, Greens
boro, N. C.
Special Pricea fa ia Dayt Only
ON PORTRAITS.
1.iT0 Crayon, II 50
10x20 Preach Watereoeer, $2 60.
lx0 Pas tell, M 40.
10x20 Oil Portrait, 110000.
We guarantee an exact reproduction
of any small picture. Cash with order.
WINFREY ART CO.
Service Co.
at Gardner's