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GREENSKORO DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, NOVEMUEK 19, 191'1 Woman's Telephone Ilallnhlfnl Ilrldge Parti.. Mm. B. If.. Gilmer and Mlaa l.Bko Brwon ware joint hoeteaeee at two de lightful bridge parties yeatenluy at thair homo on North Elm l.r-et hav ing as tholr honor gimst In th morn ing Mr. Joseph Ount, of Murllimton, and In the afternoon Mra. I. it. Al bright, of ltallli, and Mra. Ralph Bablu, of W'aahlnKton, J'.' C. A prulu slen of chryaanthomuma and, ferna adorned the home for decoration. In the morning Mlaa Jennie Van atory won hlish re and ahe received the prize a protty filet dreaaor aat and the eecoml prixe a handaomo em broidered centerpiece wa awarded Mra. JLiule Starbuck, of ltalelith. To the honoreo a roao atittn card table coyer Waa Blvcn. Mine Hadle Htern won hlKh acore prlxe In the afternoon and wai awarded a tpetry tahlerunner and Mra. C. W. (Inld wan preaentrd with second prize a lovoly filet dreaaer aet. A fibre llk aearf wa itlveii to Mra Bahln and Mra. Albriai't received a pair of allk hone. On both ooeaalon delirious aulud followed by Ice 'wa aarved. About 75 Kiieala were preaenl to enjoy the arractnii hospitality of the hoateaaea and meet their attrau tlv honorers. PlKarruld Claaa Meetln;. The iflrlH of the third year Junior elaaa of Went Market Meihndlat. Kpia eopat church met lit the home of their teaeher, Mia MawcHrot PltsKerald, on Library Place. Thursday evunlrm, for a bualncaa and aoclal rneetlriK. The cla was formally urftaitlxad, and the following officers and commit tee elected: .Mlaa Micrmirut Neal, presi dent; Mia KrJtth Klllntrton, vice-president; Mlaa Murtha Slkes, secretary; Mlaa Rebecca Wehater, treasurer; Mlaa Helen Curtla. musical director; enter tainment comnilttnn; Mlaaoa Dorothy Spencer and lOvulyn Heave; refresh ment oommlttee; MIskcs Olive Mathews and Marjorio Itcmiett. It was moved and carried that the cIb meet once a month at the home of the different member, for a busineaa and social meeting. KoIIowIiik the business meetinK. tame wore played, and refreshment arved. f apeneer-Mhnekelrord Weildln;. The followliiK cards have- been re ceived In tho city and are of much In terest to many friends of the charm Inir bride who has vlHlted here fre quently: "Mrs. James Harrison Spencer announces the marriage of her daughter, Murirurct Dlllard and Doctor John ArmxtroiiK Shackelford, on Wed neaday the alxteenth of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-one, Marllnavlllo, Virginia." Will bo at home after tho fifth of Ieeomber, Martinsville, Va. Mra. Irvln Hntertnhia. Mra. ltobort Irvln gave a charming bridge luncheon ycaterda,y at her home on Spring Harden street rond In hon or of her RlKtcr Mra. W. H. Tliompac-n, nt (loldsboro. The home was prettily decorated In fall Clowcra and made an attractive sotting for the gueata. Mia Gray Uratlshaw won high acore CORE THROAT Jj GarRle with warm salt wat U then apply over throat y V VAROROB Over 17 Million an Vmi Vmk Cuticura Is The Best Beauty Doctor Daily uae of Cuticura Soap, with louche of Cuticura Ointment bow and then, keep the akin freah, ernooth and dear. Cuticura Talcum ta also ideal for the akin. (WUluarnatrMtU. htermr "MUm IM arttoflM. lMpl-UF. hUJi. ta.MMi." BoliTrr wher Bo.li a. OlnUnmteUndto T.taanSte. BBTuticur ao.pah.TM wiuoat Phoenix Black ami brown, all sizett Ladies'- wool hose, a big at ,PsPECIAL": We arc also showing beautiful glove silk hose in plain and fancy weaves. i l b r mm i Realm 1001 ::-;-rsg: prlae a pretty oard tabla oovar and Mra. O. H. Farauaon reoalvad the aecond prlaa a box of powder. To tha honor a card table cover waa alao preaonted. DurlnaT the morning the arueata were Invited Into the dining room where a dellcloua luncheon wa aervad. The Kiiosta preaent were, Meadamea Thomp son, Homer Penn, Edisar Hnow, W. B. Merrlmon, William Hewitt, Italph ba bln, U H. Ferguson, William Byrd, John Galloway, If, A. Waltera, Fred Odell, and Mlsaea Lucy Myera, Gray Hradshaw, Kathleen price and Kura Irvln. awttaer-Nllver f;aasement. The following card have been la aued and are of interest to many frlenda In this city. Mr. rillver la gen eral munaaer of the N. II. Hllver com pany of MlKh Point and Qraenshoro; "Mlaa l.llllc Marian Hwltzer, Durham, North Carolina, Mr. Milton A. Hllver High Point, North Carolina, KniraKed, Hundav, November thirteenth, Nineteen hundred and twenty-one, af Durham, North Carolina." Mr. AlorlKht'a lllrtaday. Mra. Halite Albright, forelady of the fllue Hell Overall company, yeter day celebrnted her birthday with a iinhine party at the plant. All the women conner-ted with the company. 271 of them, united In presenting Mrs. AlbrlKht with an enormous birthday cake. C C Hudson formally presented the cake to Mr. Albright and the en tire plantifjnlned In extending birth day congratulations. Mr. Adam ftntertaln. Mr. Knrah i'.clle Adam waa hoateea at a pretty bridge party yesterday aft ernoon at her homo on West Market street in -honor of Mra. Dale fitarbuck and Mra. W. C. Dillon, both of Halelgh. Mrs. Ham Hill won high acore prise, an attractive flower bowl, and to Mrs. Htarhuck a pretty towel was given, while Urn. Dillon received a perfume bottle. During the afternoon tempting aalad and wafers were aervad. Mr, (-old I Hostess. Mr. ('. W. Hold entertained a num ber of friend at her home on North Elm. treet last evening In honor of Mm Ralph Rabin, of Wnshlngton, ti C. Hrldgc was played at 11 table and after the gamea attractive prize were awarded the lady and gentleman holding the hlghet score and tta gueat of honor. During the evening a de licious alad coure followed by the awoot course waa aerved. Mr, (one Untertains. Mra. Florence Cone entertained the Friday Morning Hrldge club yesterday nt her homo on Wummlt avenue. Mr. K. Hternberger won the club prlxe, lit pretty Madeira napkin, and to Mr. It L. Thompaom of Now York, a pair of llk hose wa given. Kandwlche nd tea were aerved. Moravian Nervine anndny. ; u..i,..i.iir lovefeaat service will he conducted at the Flrt Mora vlnn church Nunday afternoon at jl o'clock. The public. Is cordially Invited. Col K. It. Krle. of Wlnston-Halem, will deliver ilia address. l.unek at O. Henry. Mr Krwln Holt, Mrs Lawrence Holt, Jr., and gueat Mr. Walter Hrnuk. of Detroit, motored to Greens boro yesterday and had lunch at the o. Henry tho gueat of Mr. A. li. ltrook. . Ml MeDnffle la lloatea. ... A.Hin lunimffin will entertain at bridge this afternoon Bt her home on Hpripg treet In honor or m nei ii. unri-hride of next week and Mra. K. E. Main, Jr., a recent bride. Will Honor Ml Petree. r William V. Phlnna Will ntr- tain at bridge thla afternoon at S:30 o'clock In honor of Miss F.dlth Petree, an attractive hrlde-elect. Mlaa Thoman o Kntertnln. ui.. fnenhine Thomaaon will enter- tajn with a pretty rook party thl aft ernoon at : o'clook at her home on park avenue. Mr. I'klpp to Bntertnln. Mr. W. K. Phlpp will entertain at bridge thla afternoon at her home on Sycamore street ( In honor of Miss Edith Petree, a hrlde-elect. nnrn, A Daughter. Horn November 18, to Mr. and Mr A. II. Wayntek. lin lllshop atreet, a daughter. rBHBONALI. Mrs. Joe Onnt, of TVirllngton, spent yesterdny In the city. June Carroll, of Columbn, Ohio, la a visitor in tho city. Oeorge Williamson, of High Point, spent Thursday night In the olty. P. M. Dillon wa a viiltor in the city from lllgli Point yesterday. Mr. W. II. Newton, of Shelby. Is visiting her daughter, Mies Lenna New ton, a iurient at (Iraenaboro collage. Ml lone Neeley, of Pleasant Oar- Hosiery $1.45- special value $1.25 I 6 Try Our Expert Shoe a Repairing y Weddings, Club Meetings Card Parlies, Personals den, waa a vial tor in Oreaniboro yea- terday. Mra. John A. Otlmer, of Morganton, 1 the gueat of Mr. William i. Jr'hlppa. Mr. W, H. Thompaon will return to her home in (loldaboro today after visit to her alatar, Mra. Fred Odell. Eugene Shaw who 1 a itudent at Chapel Hill 1 apendlug the week-end In thl olty. Mlaa Virginia Stalnback will leave today for Chatham, Va., to pend the week-end wfth friend. Mra. Edgar Snow and small on have returned to their home In 'thla city after a visit to relative In Salisbury. It. S. Hall, of Ocalu, Fla., will arrive In the city Sunday to apend several daya. 5fra. A. V. Stockton, who ha been at St. Leo' hospital for the past 10 lay, was able to .return to her home on West Gaston atreet yesterday. Mr. J 'ale Starbuck will return to her home In Halelgh Sunday after a visit to her mother Mra. L. B. Jeter on Library place. Mr. A. D. Taylor, of Aihavllle, la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. K. E. Phillips, 200 North Davie. Mrs. Taylor before her marriage waa Miss Pauline Phillip. Carlo M. Flower, of Los Angeles, Cal., who will be married to Mis Nel lie Bain of thl city on next Wedne day evening will arrive in the olty on Sunday. W. L. Rmick left yesterday for New Hern and other points In the eastern part of the state, He will bo absent from the city for aeveral day on of ficial bualneaa. Mia Marlon Drane ha returned to her home In Kdenton after spending aeveral day In Greenaboro with friends. Miss Drane was one of the brideamaids In the Wllson-Kistler wedding. THREE MEN ARRESTED WHILE AT DISTILLERY They Are Held In Jail For Superior Court In nefnult of Bond of moo i:cb. Walter Moon, W. A. Craven and P. W. Coble, residents of Clay townahlp, were yesterday held under bond of 1300 each for their appearance. In Su perior court on charge of manufac turing whisky, Judge Collin finding probable cuuno against each man. The men were arrested In Clay townhlp yesterday morning by Deputies Hobb and Brown, who tate that tho men were at a still at the time of tholr arrest. The atlll wa not In operation but a email quantity of whisky was at the place and the men were apparently making ready to be gin the manufacture of whisky. The still, of about 40 gallon capacity, was Drought to the aharlff office. Neither of the men waa able to srlve bond yesterday and they were placed in the county Jail. STROUD SENTENCED TO WORK ON CITTf STREETS He W lOonviet4 of Tbeft of a Itlng. Taxi Driver Fined For Solicit. Ing Pwaaenger. James Strouil, negro, eonvlcted in police court yesterday morning of the theft of a ring from Morris Stadlem's store, wa aentenced to aerve alx months on the city atreeta bv .Indue Collins. Offloera state that they have oeen looaing lor Stroud for aome time, aeveral chargea against him be ing on file at police headquarter. Jaok Clapp, taxi driver, was fined 111 for aollcltlng pasaongera. E. M. Gllrenth and Sam Headen each paid the cost for a traffic violation. Lonnie Jonea was aortultted of a charge of hnn-attpport of his wife. FUNERAL W. A. CLARK. Man Killed lly Electricity Thunder Hurled At tlehohetb ( hurrh. The funeral of Walter A. Clark, who wa killed by an electric hook early Thursday morning, was held at Reho heth Methodist church yesterday after noon at 2 oclock. Itev. It. L. Kaugh lln, assisted by Hev. Mr. Shcrrlll. con ducted the service and Interment was made In the church cemetery. faltnenrer. who were member of the Junior order, were a follow: J. M. Short, J. P. Wllllnm. L. P. Phelpa, It. R. Lnwla, J, W. Qilbreath and J. Y. Short. The following aerved a flower bearera: Mlsaea Fula Hortgln. Violet Hodgln, Ituth Davla, Lola and Ellia Nave, Aurlse Hewitt, Annie May Bundy and Grace Davis. AMir.miHo cam, wiwi-ii IN CITY M-WIIHIH LFlAOt'F, The Aaheboro street achool team yes terday won the city championship In the finale of the Nowcomb league by winning from the training achool team, 61 to 61. The member of the winning team are Ellxabeth and Margaret Hamilton, Helen Carr. Clladya Hennett, Tholma King, Tviailge Morrison. Sarah Sander. Margaret Fender, Huxel Hoykln, Jessie Tate, Martha 8uo Jaekaon. Charlotte Sergeant, Margaret O'Connor, Ituth Wataon, Dorothy Satterfleld, Moxell Woolen, Maxlne Querkln, Elsie Palmer and Haxel Brown, During December a aoccer football scbedulo will be arranged for the boy and the girl will take part In a pro grealve dodge ball contest. C, H. IHHI.ANII WII,, SPEAK AT Ilim.E OI.AHS AT BUFFALO Member of the David Caldwell Bible elas of the Buffalo Presbvterlan ehuroh wIU have- the opportunity- ef hearing C. H. Ireland Sunday morning at 10 o'elock. Mr. Irelnnd will speak on hi recent vlalt to Europe. All mem ber have been urged to nttend. THANKatJlVINO KERVICE AT FHIMIIEWS I.tTllWBAlV CHURCH Thankaglvlng aervtce will be held on Thnreday, November S4, in Frleden'a tf.vangallc.il Lutheran church at 11 o'clook. Service at Sharon Lutheran church, Glbsonvllle, at 7:J0 p. m. The puhllo la cordially invited to these service. ltuflTaln And Midway gervlee. " The regular service of tho Ttuffnto and Midway Preshyterlnn churches will be held tomorrow at the usunl hour. Sunday achool at Buffalo will be at 10 o'elock. W. a. Wharton, sup erintendent. The pastor, rtev. E. Frank I, will preach at It oolock on "Thankaglvlng." Sunday school at Midway will meet at 2:S0, J. A. Mur ray, superintendent. The pastor will preach at .1:30. The public la cordially Invited to all thege eervlce. Floor Mill at ( nlypso lturna. (Hnrlil to Dally Neva.) Mount Olive, Nov. 1. The old Pat ten flour mill at Calypao, three miles south of here, waa destroyed by fire of undetermined origin about 1 o'clock thl morning. Tho property, originally belonging to W. Patten, now ot at Cloud. Fla.. la now owned by Florida capitalists. Tha loaa la estimated ' at about 15,000, partially covered with In- aurance. Small Fire Kxtlmrntalml. A small blase at the Columbia laun dry yeaterday morning, cauaed by a leaking gasoline pipe, waa extinguished before any. damage wa done. REAL ESTATE BOARD IN ING PLANT Such a Plant Would Increase Local Facilities For Hand ling Tobacco. INDORSE HOSPITAL MOVE At a meting of the Greenaboro Real Eatate board laat night at the Wom- an'a club, a resolution, was enthusias tically auopiea, pieugtng the support of the real eatate men to the building of a steam radrylng plant for tobacco In Greensboro by the beginning of the next season. The board agreed to ap point a committee to work with the chamber of commerce in forwarding this plant. It la hoped to get the plans laid at once so that the plant can be completed by the time for the opening of the next tobacco season in Septem ber. ' XI the meeting last night the to- bacao men of Greensboro were the especially invited guest, and W. W. Stngletary, operator of the Guilford warehouse, presented the need of a redrylng plant In a short talk. Mr. Slngletary said that the Greensboro market waa doing very well thin eea aon, conaldorlng the short tobacco crop, and he waa sure that the farm- era who patronize tho Greensboro mar ket are getting as much for their to bacco here as on any of tho other mar kets. The outlook for the market waa that It would sell as much, if not more than was sold during tho rcaent yeara, which would be a considerable gain, considering the fact that there la not more than halt a crop this year. He thought that the building of a redrylng plant would increase Greona- boroa facilltlea for handling tobacco, and would be a help to the warehoueea. H. L. Coble reviewed the history of the tobacco industry In Greensboro for a number of years past, pointing out various buildings which have now passed from the tobacco industry Into apartment houses, hotels, stores, whole sale houncs and garages, but he thought that the new warehoues were laid out especially for the tobacco, busi ness and he was glad to 'see the Greensboro business men backing the market. Mir. Heater who ha had long ex perience in the tobacco business made a short talk in which he said that Greensboro was on the right track. in advocating redrylng plants, he had aeen me nemus or auch plants to now markets and he thought the Invest ment a good one. Mr. Chandler Bald that he felt aure that with the interest ahown that the Oreepsbero - -market would arrow. E. B. Jeffress pointed out that no matter what system of marketing pre vailed in the future, a redrylng plant would oe very useful. Certainly If co operative marketing was adopted by the farmers, they would need drying facilities and therefore Greensboro business men would make no mistake In Investing In such a plant. If the present market system Is continued. then tho redrylng plant will also be very essential. Upon motion of II. L. Coblo, seconded by C. Li. Weill, the board went on rec ord a pledging Its support to con struct a redrylng plant and to co- opurute with the chamber of commerce in Itn efforts along thla line. The realtors also heartily indorsed the proposed bond issue for a tubercu lar hospital and pledged themselves to work for the succeas of the plan. The meeting was presided or by W. E, Blair, the president, and the program was In charge of E. S. Wills. MOTOIK MAKE AN APPEAL AT DANVILLE FOR THE NEHItnHS (Hpcrlll to Pill? rim.) Danville, Va., Nov. 18. Speaking to night at the closing session of the Negro Organization aoolety, Dr.' It, R. Moxon, prlnolpal of Tuskegee Institute, made an appeal that the negro of the south "be given under the law, written af will aa unwritten, every chance. right and privilege ot the American oltiKon," speaking of the "baffling and big" racial problem of the south, Dr. Moton said that he did not believe that any group or organization oan suc cessfully adjust that problem. He stressed the neceaaity of co-operation between the two racea, saying that both are Indispensable to one an other. Tie referred to loyalty of the negro to tho white man, adding that out of 12,000,000 negroes not one waa tried during the war for an overt act of dlsloynlty. , HEGl'LAR SERVICE. RIINHAV 1H FIUEHEIM'.M PASTOR ATE Tho following service will be held Sunday In Frleden's Evangelical Luth eran pastorate: Hervloea at Frleden' at 11 a. m. Sunday achool at 10 a. m. Services at Sharon preaching 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Teaoe, Sunday achool at 1:4 5 p. m. Immediately afterwards the Women a Missionary society will hold it publlo Thanksgiving service. A splendid program ha been arranged. Evaryono is most cordially to attend all thene service. Mnh Nhoota Negro to Ilentli. Helena, Ark., Nov. is. Will Turner. negro, charged with an aaeault on a young white woman here today waa taken by a mob from a sheriff's posse. while being removed to Marianna. Ark.. for safe keeping, and after being shot to death member of the mob, his body wa brought back here and burned in the olty park. near ll,ooo,ooo Case Tneadny. Bristol, Va.-Tenn., Nov. 10. Oral argumenta on a petition for writ of prohibition In the Jl.000,000 suit of the Virginia Banner Coal corporation against the Mathleson Alkali work, Of Saltvllle. Va., will be heard by the Su preme Court of Appeals of Virginia next Tuesday, according to a statement given out today by attorneys for the ooal-eompany. Aymeatry Win llerliy Cup. o London, Nov. 13. Capt. C. B. Han- bury's three-year-old chestnut colt Aymestry, by-Corcyra out of Eapolr Dore, today won the Derby cup at Derby, -over the courae of one mllo and alx furionga. G. B. Howard's three- year-old filly Wlllonya was second end F. McDonogh's Rlversldo Fairy was third. Twenty-three horae ran. Mra. lloaae Vlsrtlnjt Mra. Hill, Mrs. Samuel R. Hill and little daugh ter. Margaret, returned to the elty yes terday after upending a few daya in Loxlngton with Mrs. Hill's .parents, Mr. and Mra. Adam L. Sink. Thoy wero ac companied to Greenaboro by Mrs. Otto Boaxe, of Lexington, a slater of Mrs. H'"' Dlaeuaa Maternity Hill. Washington, Nov. 16, After devot ing alx hours to debate over the Shep- pnrd-Tnwner maternity bill tho house adjourned tonight unJl 11 o'clock to morrow, when the dlaouasion will be resumed. Representative Mondell, Re publican leader, said he expected a final vote on the .meaaure before the over Sundny adjournment. W. E. Hrnrwa Held To Court. Brlatol. Va.-Tenn.. Nov. 17. W. E Brown, a member of the olty council of Ktngsport, was this afternoon hound over tc the arand Jury under $1,000 bond for the killing laat Monday of G. W. Woody, of Klngsport. Find atlll la Mnnnrr. Deputy Hobb yesterday afternoon found a 40-gallonroapaoity atlll in Sumnertownahlp and brought it to the sheriff's offlce. No one was at the atlll at the time tha offloer discover ed it. Sixteen I UVtf Varieties WQmhWr:ii in nr rii ft- lllC j-iti yJ " like beat. 7 BAKER'S COCOA The Food Drink That Suits Everyone old and young, "the well and the ill. It is not artifi cially flavored, but, having the delicious, natural flavor and aroma of high-grade - cocoa beans of which one never w tires, may be used at every meal. Traae-marlt en every packdge, WALTER BAKER & CO.. LTD. Establitlui I7S0 DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS BfiUt e0M ttnpn mufnt.. Mrs. WILLiAN TESTIFIES Declarei Lydia E. Pinkham't Vege table Compound to Be the Best Medicine for Girls and Women Hamilton, Ohio. "I had such awful pains in my back I could hardly stand on my lect ana 1 was never without a headache. If I walked up town I thought I would drop and many a time I felt so bad I had to go to bed and I was not able to do much nl my housework. I would have hemor- ruugeB every t w u weeks and dragging down pains. 1 had been feeling badly for three years and had two of the best doctors in the city. but I kept getting worse and only weighed 125 pounds. 1 saw your adver tisement and I took eight boxes of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable (impound Tab lets, four bottles Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood Medicine and your Liver Pills and noticed an improvement right away. Now I weigh 188 pounds and feel fine. Everybody tells me how well 1 look and asks mc what I took and 1 always say, 'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, the best medicine in the world for any sickness to which girls and women are subject.' I will always have a good word for your medicine and you may use my name whenever you wish. " Mrs. Joseph Willi man, 722 South 8th Street, Hamilton, Ohio. HUuiu Nua the Cheapeet War." We Have Added Another To Oar Iilat of uumliPN From Our . Bnkery Department. FRUIT CAKE And If (rood maue xrom an oid-itme reeipe, chuck full of p;oorl frulta. Ve hav made this just like you would make it at home ao you won't have to bake It. See oura before you bake or buy . Vlalt Onr Bakery ilennrtmehif. for' Mnny Uood Thin. Only a few more dayB to leave your order for that ble cheese We cut it Tuesday, U If going fust. Patterson Bros., Inc. FINE OROCnRIBS J 22,1 n. Rlrn Hi. Oa Phea 400 Chrysanthemums Fine II I on ma. Phone KM Duffy Greenhouses llppoMlle O. Henry Hotel. Closing Out Sale! i.aiiii:' UMi-onii M 104 Wt Hyrnmore Street Part or Whole para-alne. extra bara-ains, millinery, knit (roods, doll. Xniaa noveltiea, atamped goods, embroidery thread, eta M3 FW.IMMIOIJI'.II'KIF f - )'' It, M ' w. Use Hews wants 1 Our Big Twice Yearly Sample Jewelry Sale Offers a Special List Of Unmatchable Values For Saturday Shoppers Gold filled' thlmblea, 10-year kind, for 8ne Solid gold children's ring- SI. Oold top lingerie olasp, aet 3Se Over Oae Thenaaa Patterna of Illasa, Rearf Pin and liar Set With Mexican white - Tonaa They Deceive .Expert Reproduction of costly plat inum set diamonds of exquisite designs, also a large assortment of Imported French Noveltiea and Bar Pin and Scarf Plus In solid gold and sterling silver, set with sapphire, amethyat, opal or emeralda, aquamarine and fine French pearls. Special! Genuine; Hand-Cut Cameo Brooch Borne solid gold, other with 20-year gold filled mounting, hand engraved, for 2J0 ta K1.8G Buy Now for Chrutmas Hoys' gold plated watch chains for SOe fiold top hat pins, two on card; card for 1.1c Sterling silver thimble 4S 4lnk sapphire ring ai.iwi flenuine reconstructed ruby ring ..s....fl.W French pearl necklace . . . .$ 1.00 Children' bracelets, safety lock .91.25 Har pins set with Mexican white topas, platinum flntah, over two hundred patterns to select from. Bold up to (3.00; your choice STki Buy All You Want New Coats for Saturday's Selling You will find them at Ellis, Stone's. Every good style in every new material at very lowest prices in Greensboro. We Ask That You See and Compare Ellis, Stone Coats At $39.50, $45.00, $49.50, $55.00 and up to $89.50 Coats of Marvella; Coats of Evora; Coats of Bolivia; Coats of Gerona; Coats of Normandy; Coats of Ermine. s Sizes 14 to 48 Plenty of Small Sizes. Decidedly HINE'S IN LEATHER value, in style value. and in. price the slipper illustrated above is dis tinctively a Hine model. THIS shoe and doiena of others eauae folks to ex claim, "Hine' shoes are equal to youa dollars." ILLUSTRATION Medium Brown Calf, Rubber Heel Attached Price $11.00 - HINE'S : A Fit Is L Safe TTUlk for For!nrtrt,InviUdaadQrorln; Children Tha Original Food-Drink For All Age, T 5a PiZJsflm See Displays in Windows Solid gold beauty pins,' set 85e Solid gold neck chains.... 1.5 Solid gold cuff link, stiffened post, for ..$2AS 10-year watch chains.. ... -85c Oold top beauty pins ...... 2fie Gold top collar pins ... ...2nc Art silver vanity box SVs Sterling silver pencil ......One French cameo brooch 8Se Oold top locket and chain S1.25 Solid gold pendant and chain for..... ,,...,...$3.45 Hterllng silver bracelet. .. ,85 Children's mesh purse.... S1.00 Oold front cuff links SMe Scarf pins . . . . ... ......... mo Sheffield sliver links. Aria Genuine oameo scarf pins SlJifi Solid gold lingerie olasp ,.&to Oold top pendant and chain 85e Baby rings, genuine ohtp....50o Special for Saturday t INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARL KECKLACB FOR t3.es No comparison we might make could make you realize what wonderful values these pearls are until you have actually Been them. Just try to picture In your mind an 18-Inch graduated pearl In rich cream color and fasten ed with solid gold clasp. Just a limited supply to ell at this price, 13.65 a string; a good $12.(0 .-value. Now For Christmas. the Thin? INFANTS and INVALIDS Horlick's I4r the Orif ina! Avoid Imitations 1 nd Substitutes I Rich mtlk, malted grain exlract in Powder No Cooking Noariibing Digastiblat
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