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THE CHARLOTTE OBSHKVizK. YLUtbDAY, JULY 25, 1917. f t I"' r 4 SOCIETY NEWS INVITATIONS OUT FOR i WORTH-WALKER WEDDING1 attractive young She recently rc eollege and his much social ln- Ceremony Will Be Solemnized in This City the Etpning of Au gust 7th. Ji brilliant social eve nt of August Will b the wedding of Miss YValket and Mr. Worth, the latter of Winsion Salem. Handsome Invitations reading a follows have been issued: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson Walker request the pleasure of your company at thv wedding reception of their ; daughter i Martha Van Ruren ' and Mr. Alexander McAlister Worth" i- on Tuesday the seventh of August from nine to 10 :in o'clock Myers Park Co,i:,tr t"!;iL Charlotte. North Carolina. j Accompanying card: Marriage ceremony j at eight-thirty o'clock Church of Holy Comfort -. The bride-elect is one of inc city's prettiest and most mam hers of society, turned home from been Ue cenUr of terest. During the next week or ten davs a number of charming parties will be given in her honor. Mr. Worth is one of the stale's most prominent and popular young men. Here on VLslt. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. r.ieknell. of Cedar Falls, Iowa, have arrived in the city to spend a week or longer. They are guests at the Churchill apait ments. Mr. Bieknell is the fathei of the late Karl Bieknell, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Bieknell have visited Charlotte on several occasions and Will receive a warm welcome during their stay in the city. Mrs. (Joff Keturns Homo. Mrs.. Jeremiah C.off arrived home Tuesday from Winston-Salem where Bhe went to attend the funeral of Stuart Baskin Norfleet, the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. .Norfleet, whose death occurred Sun day morning, following an illness with whooping cough and pneumonia. Movo to I'urk Court. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Mitchell, who have been making their home at the Churchill apartments for some time past, have moved to 10 l'ark Court where they will keep house. Slioa-Martin Wedding. Miss Nellie Martin, of Kockport, Ky., and Mr. Thomas A. Shea were wedded In this city Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at St. 1'eter's Catholic rectory. Father Augustine, of Bel mont. Gaston county, performed the ceremony which was attended by several intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Shea will make their home with Mr. and Mrs. T. Sidney Webber, on West Fourth street. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and MrB. W. A. Martin, of Rockport, Ky. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A She is a pretty and attractive bru nette. Mr. Shea is a son of Mrs. Kate Shea, of Nashville. Tenn. He recently came to Charlotte to accept a position with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber "company. During his residence here he has won numerous friends who will be interested in the announcement of his marriage, i ' Mrs. Thomson KnlortiUna. ! Mrs. James H. Thomson will enter tain at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Overcarsh. on West I Kighth street, this morning at 10:30 o'clock in honor of Miss Edith Creasy, of Wilmington. Miss Creasy accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Thomson home from Wrightsville beach and will be their guest for ten days. 1 .Mr. ODanlcJl Receives Gift. An interesting feature in connec tion with the reception for the Fifth Company Coast artillery given at the First Baptist church Sunday evening at the close of the service was the presentation of a wrist watch to Mr. tins l lianiell by the members of the choir of the church. Mr. O Daniell is a member of the choir. He possesses a rich and beautiful baritone voice and his sing ing is always keenly appreciated by the members of the church and con gregation. Mr. O'Bamell was wedded last week to Miss Julia Harris, one of the city's most attractive young wo men. He is a member of the Coast artilleiy and the token served as a wedding and parting gift. - -Miss Crittenden Coming. Miss Marguerite Crittenden. of ;ie ! ville. Miss . Is expected to ar-iiM- in the citv Friday to visit Mr. aid Mrs. Ike C. Lowe and Miss Sara Mellon, at their home on North Pop lar street Miss Crittenden and Miss es Flise Paxton and Mitchell Finch, of ( ",i eenville. Miss., are attending a house party given by Mr. and Mrs. William Fordham. of Creenville. Miss, at their summer home in Ashe ville. Miss Crittenden will be accom panied to Charlotte by Misses Paxton and Finch and Mrs. Fordham, who will also be house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowe. 1 Mitt. Springs In Colorado. Mrs. Alva C. Springs is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee llagler, at Mani tou. Col. Mrs. Springs is chairman of the work room of the Charlotte Hod Cross chapter and has accom plished a splendid work. She is a wo man of fine executive ability and has been deeply interested In the affairs of the local chapter. Mrs. Springs had been closely confined since the day the work room whs opened and need ed a rest. When she returns to the city she will assume charge of the work. During her absence Mrs. C. N. 1. Butt is acting chairman. Mrs. Butt has been one of the most ef ficient and faithful workers. She was closely associated with Mrs. Springs and is tilling her position most acceptably. 1 - Mrs. Duffej' Interested in Red Cross. Mrs. A. S. Puffey, of Baltimore, for merly Miss May Pegrani, of this city, is deeply interested In Vhe work of the Bed Cross. She gave a private auction bridge party several days ago nt her suburban home near Baltimore I and realized forty dollars for the Red I Cross. She had ten tables of cards, j The affair was charming in every de j tall. Prizes were given and ices served. 1 Mr. and Mrs. puffey's attractive ' twelve-year-old daughter. Miss Louise ! DufTey. has Just given a play on the lawn at her home and received twen ty dollars, which she gave to the Bal timore chapter. Little Miss Duffey made a clever presentation speech and was enthusiastically applauded. . To Visit In RlKwle Island. Mrs. Frank Mosteller leaves Thurs day for Providence, R. I., to visit Mrs. William Herman. Mrs. Herman before her marriage was Miss Paul Lichtenstein, and Is well known in Charlotte. Mrs. T. W. Austin, of Wadesboro, Mrs. Mosteller's sister, will be with the Mosteller children. PERSONAL NOTES MAY KEEP RAILROAD OFFICES IN NEW BERN At Showhouses At the Piedmont. Today is change day at the Pied mont and. Incidentally, ladies' mati nee day. Jewell e Golden Jubilee com pany, the attraction this week, la pre senting a most novel entertainment, and the' bill for the first two days ing a few days in Raleigh on profes sional business. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Dowd have re turned home after a two weeks' trip to Asheville and Kanuga lake. Heavy Rains Have Not Damaged Tobacco Crops in the Eastern Part of State. Special to The Observer. New Bern. Julv !4. While nothing definite has been decided in regard i of the week was thoroughly anurect to the matter, it is possible that the I ated. The company numbers, among otllce of the superintendent of this Its cast some most capable artists, division of the Norfolk Southern road, I notably the Moira twins in native along with the office of the chief dis-1 Hawaiian dances; Mack and Bennett, ntoher tnav ini i. ,-,.n,r,vPi to i "The Maid and the ToothDick." a pair I Washington and consolidated with the I f yfT clever fun makers, and Leslie Norfolk offices, as the company some viuiaen, a ismaie impersonator or no days ago announced would be the ; mea" ability. Isabelle Morton, a clas case. The people of New Born have I SJ,C danger formerly with the famous made an investigation into the mat- j Ru,h bt- Den'a company, has been ter and have learned that the com-! lvlnonl ot jhe blMt hit ,f ,he pany will not save anv money in the ! w"h hw: danc,e interpretations, removal of the oltice from New Bern ! The c.horu" 18 P11 --ll t08- iunicu, aiiu uuasiH ui several eiy good voices. In addition to the change of pro gram by the Jubilee company an ex- , ceptionally good picture program has ueen arranged ior. Mr. and Mrs. Tercy Olive a,nd chil dren, Calvin and Annie Lydta, of Apex, arrived In the city Tuesday aft ernoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harry, at their home on Queens road. Myers park. Mr. Olive is a brother i "'". as tnis was said to be the oD- I of Mrs. Harry. j Ject of the removal and consolida- j ; tion, they have taken the matter up I Cant. RufiiB t inhnuton i won A . ! wit h the officials and are making a! vigorous protest against any such ac tion. Just what will result remains to be seen but from present indica tions there is a possibility that New Bern will keep these two offices. rains have recently visited this sec tion and considerable damage has l)Mn ilnna t,t ll.a i ., t .iaJ'rir:.of50n,;ra' s,,ent Tuesday l tobacco growers assert that this 'par- Mrs. J. M Odell and Mrs. Brevard the city shopping. . Mrs. Lockwood Jones and aunt. Miss Jane Wilkes, of Washington, left Tuesday morning for their sunjmer home at Saluda. t . Mrs. W. E. Thomas has gone to Henderson ville to i.pend the remain der of the summer. Mrs. L. C. Young and little daugh- 1 ter. Mildred, will arrive in the city Friday from their summer home at Fishersville. Va., to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cole, at their home on South boulevard. Dilworth. Mrs. Young is a daughter of Mr. t;. (). ' Poggett and a sister of Mrs. Cole. i Mr. Young Is in New York on busi- j ness and will Join his family here In- ! ter. Mr. (). D. Wheeler and (laughter. Miss Kena Wheeler, are visiting rela tives in Parien. (5a. They made the trip through the country In their ear. Messrs. Purnell Zimmerman and Charles Peasley are spending a few days in Black Mountain and Ashe- ; ville. I Mrs. Romayne Waldron. of Wash- I Ington. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wltherlngton, at their home on Jack- j son terrace. Mrs. Waldron and Mrs. Witherington were schoolmates. Miss Margaret Ellis, of Greenville. S. C. is spending a few days in the city with her aunt. Mrs. A. C. Hutchi son. Miss Ellis spent ten days in Monroe attending a house party given by the Misses Belk, and is en route home. Mrs. L. W. Sanders accompanied by ; her niece. Miss Mary Sanders Howi ell, left Monday for a two weeks' trip to Wrightsville beach. At the Kdisonia, Drama, comedy, news and educa- Regardless of the fact that heavy i v'll ,,. i fi 'h,tii iuuiij . .-.cat iiai i, nit six-foot favorite, will be seen in "Double Suspicion," a Bison two-reel drama, while "The I'e.per Hanger's Revenge" will supply the comedy. No. 27 of the Universal Screen Maga zine will supply the educational and news features, and concludes an ex ceptionally well balanced program. tieular crop has not been materially hurt and predict that the yield will be larger, despite decreased acreage, , than has ever before been the case. ; The managers of the local ware houses are now getting in readiness j for the opening of the season and REPORTED ATTEMPT TO LIBERATE PRISONER Work on Breakwater at Harbor of Reffige, Near Cape Look out, May Be Held Up. Special to The Observer. New Bern, July 24 A bold attempt to liberate Henry Connor, now con flned in the Craven county Jail await ing trial on a charge of attempting to criminally assault a little eight-year-old white girl In this city several weeks ago, is believed to have been nipped in the bud yesterday when someone, who had been informed of the plans of Connor's friends, tipped the offi cials off to what was going on. It had been planned to smuggle two sharp saws in to Connor in the back of a magazine, it is said, and with these he was to cut out one or more bars from his cell window and make his wav to an automobile which would be waiting near the jail yard and the dash for liberty would then be made. Cpon learning of this plan the au thorities placed Connor in a "solitary" cell and are carefully watching him, while no visitors are allowed near him. In an interview given the New Bern representative of The observer today, H. T. Patterson, government engineer in this district, stated that unless Congress made an appropriation for that particular work before the end of . the coming month, operations at the harbor of refuge near Cape Look out, where a giant breakwater is be ing constructed, would have to be ' Nacune Face Powder (a Cram Bin OnM Keep Complexion, Beautiful Soft and velvety. Moaey back If not en tirely plaa mad. Nadine is pure sed harm less. Adhere until washed off. Prevents unburn rind return of discoloration. A million delighted users prove its value Tints: Flesh, Pink, Brunette, White, By Toiltt Coasters or Mail. 50c. National Toilet Company. Paris, Team. OCEAN VIEW ......HOTEL... OCEAN VIEW. VA. Rooms Single and Kb suite. Hot and Cold Huunlnc Water an 4 L eal and Leag Distance Phone. AXE MANAGEMENT. Bathing, PlahUg, Band Cenrrrta, Dancing and Other Amnarmente. Et HOTF.AN PLAN Writ for Illustrated Booklet Clrlng Com plete Information. 4 A 1.A For the t time her advent ".HI At . t!u' . tL''s.t of. thls. m?"th some leeorii-lii eaWiiis Io-phUs . p .i !..,., tr .. there was on liamt J : .." wnn wnicn " IlltU IllUtlUII IlltlUl wi3. Lillllll I IT, in vis i ing looked for. lndicat oils are. sav h a nan u-hU-h utilize all her d,.... to carry on operation there. (Irdina- the warehouse men. that the prices matic abilities in Sylvia, the heroine!''1 this would have lasted forty days but which will be paid for the weed dur- of the Metro wondernlav. "The Trail ilii? the cominir NMSfin will Itn lu vtrw rt tVia QhHnw " i&'Vi!.Vi u'ill ltc w.n u r 'Count there has !- n l inclement MR. ROBERT GRAHAM HAS STROKE OF PARALYSIS j Special to The Oliserver. Plneville. duly 24. The many friends of Robt. Graham, the Confed- j erate veteran jocularly called "peg-j leg" by his friends, will be pained to) learn that he has had a partial stroke of paralysis. Mr. (iraham lost his! power of speech for a while Satur day. He has regained his power of : speech, however, although he is rath- i er feeble. j Miss l'attie Marks, of Albemarle, has been elected assistant principal of JMneville Farm Life school. Miss Marks has been teaching in Okla- huma for the, past four years. Miss Norma Montgomery, of Kan- I ' e '.lien neie n.ipolis. and Miss Delia Sapp, of Pal merville, are guests of Misses Marie and iiessic Lavenport. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hoover and family have returned from a week's outing at Hlddenite. Miss Clayton Hell Is visiting friends at Monroe. Mrs. J. K. Driunard. who has been visiting friends here, has returned to her home at Richmond a delay on ac weather and it the Ottowav todav. Oreat moments ls P'"oanie tnai uie money win nq come to Sylvia, events calling for""" exnaiiste.i until me latter part or powerful dramatic handling, and Miss August. It is said that a northern tirm Wehlen revels in the opportunity toh:,s ng'eed to furnish the money nec Visualh'.e these for the public. Not l t,ssil '"' to complete the work at the since her starring tour through rJu-jh.'"1"" of refuge and to allow this to rope in the masterpieces of lsben and ''' repaid when the government makes Sudermann has she had surh a'" appropi iatton. but just what will chance to display to the full her , he done in the matter has not been splendid emotional powers. definitely decided at the present time. At the Broadway. 'COLUMBIA SEGREGATED The extra attraction at the Uroad-1 niQTDiPT IC ADni ICUrn way today iyid tomorrow, is the Fifth, UIOIKIOI lO AbULIOntD company, coast artillery quartet, j . which will make their initial appear- Special to The Observer, ance in khaki uniform tonight. This, Columbia. S. C, Julv L'i. - The Co iiuartet Is composed of some of the ! hiinbia ordinance abolishing the seg best male voices in the city, and in- : rcpated district goes into effect Ali dades Messrs. Oris and John 0'nan-'gust i. ciw council so decide. 1 todav iell, .1. M. Smith and E. C. Springer, , after an etended heariiu: There was all of whom are well known and ap- ; some debate as to tl.- aiiilude of the tX?6?.f LTV" 'f -Vt Is f -c The Crowejl Sanatorium Has all the modern equipment for thj advanced treatment of Drug. Alco holic and Nervous Diseases. New management now in charge. I) N. Caldwell SI. Charlotte. N. C. v t. r that lonartiiient. It was show n the picture attraction tor the su-i the department desires .-bun ;,nd pci-!eaiure days. today and tomor- , wholesome i omlitions about the tr;;in row, is the screen version of Hex . ing camps lSeachs masterpiece, "The Ne'er Dnj .. letter fmm tlen. Leonard Wood Well." This production, as presented conci -ning the situalion was sharplv by Selig.shas nil the depth of love . criticised bv 1'. II. M Master, lnsur- i and soft, sweet tropic beauty, the fiendish jealousy and black intrigue. with the naked passions of men and , women bared before you as or ly Hex i Heat h can bare them. It has too the Mm i." v i!....i...- ...! M.,.1.... fn.i hero football o aver from New y ork Messrs. Cheston Woodall and Alex i ji,.,.,' ,., Ko..., ,.'.i."i.,., m ! ensnared alike lv the daz.linir south- Walker ,will leave this morning for j ,.: M Davenport returned to their e'n beauty, "Cliiiiuita." and the se a ten days' trip to Wrightsville beach. ! home at Salisbury ese;day. ductive Kdith Com tlandt. who Is the Mr. Woodall will visit his aunt, Mrs. j La '' "Wife of the Other man." It runs Vicente itiauiuaiu, ui uuini, ueioie returning home. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS REPORTED FROM MAXTON Mrs. Ralph Miller has returned home after snendinfr some time visit- inn relatives In Knoxville. Tenn. Mrs. Special to The Observer Miller stooped over In Atlanta for a I Maxtori, July 24. Miss Kva Powers few clays en route to Knoxville. ianer several weeks visiting in the Clark and Sidney Smith 1 i home of MaJ. A. J. JlcKinnon left Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burwell will '; ntui ilay afternoon for Macon, C,a. MltS. MAKSHALL IS ILL. arrive home today from Linville Clarkson, of the Columbian1 Washington. July 24. Mrs Tlinm where thev have been spending two 1 Insurance company's office here, left las K. Marshall, ill at a hospital here months haturclay night for Boston, Mass. ance commissioner, in his address be fore the council. Mr. McM.istcrl ch.ui.-iil that the views of (Iriirnil Wood on the clean-up program close ly bordered on insubordination to j higher olllcials. i . I nori wki.l. ; Hopewell. July 24 - Mrs. Mac Sam-! pie and children, of Moores'. il!e, are; visitinir at Dr. W. I'. Crawm's. 1 including comedy, romance, tragedy. ' Miss Luey tJlusas. of Chai lotto, travesty, love and hate. Thus it makes ' spent the week-end at her home here, a strong appeal to every person who she was accompanied by Mrs. JoMc i it. The cast includes Kathlyn ! J', ice. Williams, Wheeler Oakman, Eugenie j i,ss ,ddic May Abernethy leaves; Hessercr, Harry Lonsdale, 1'iankii,, .-, few davs for Mroe where she iilllilliiiHillii.lIu will teach a summer school near that place. Mrs. Arthur White, who lias been unwell for some time, is improving A Sweeping Sale of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEEK Closing out all Summer styles to make room for Fall Goods now arriving. COAT SUITS Twenty Suits, odds and ends, white and dQ QC light colors, some last season's styles WASH SKIRTS All our $5.00 and S6.00 Wash Skirts go d0 AO this week at PO.UO SPORT COATS Odds and ends of Sport Coats and Capes !Q QO that sold up to Si:. 5o tJO.J70 SUMMER DRESSES Pretty styles in New Voiles that sold up to 0 CLEARANCE OF SUMMER HATS Forty Trimmed Hats at $1 .98 75c Seventy-five Shapes, all 'colors MODART CORSETS Special Sale of odd sizes in S6 and $8 do Cfl Mrs. .1. A. Houston and have returned home from a stay at Southport. Thomas Parks, of Morganton, spent tt I Is reeoveriiiL' r.nnirllv and nkuaUlun, ; l' i i.i.. ......A..,.. m .. ...,a I - . " ... .. ........ r-y - .... M,lllll,llO OLIIIl.llN llll lll.l 11,11 t Ilt.1, .111. .,1111 'attenn a llieetlnc tf thii oin,.r nf tha unv mi ntnr:ilimi U'ill l.n na, M.... it- I cm ilren "'i"". . Useful and Ornamental l,'ift arc attractively shown here. Dainty clocks for milady's room, ha nd-oii ie dolet and 11 r.ilcure fels for her dressing table, lively lavallieres, rings, bracelets and other jewelry 10 adorn her person. There is one su preme satisfaction in choosing giDa here. It is that no matter wiic.L tb.o telection It is hound to be received with genuine pleasure, which never grow less. Dur jewelry makes the gifts that last. GARIBALDI & BRUNS. month's I Jt" "ooten, or Camden. S C, spent j the week-end with his father, Maj. T. j J . Wooten. Mr. Kenneth Tanner, of Kuther-1 Cljde McLeod, of Wilmington, af fordton. spent Tuesday in the city. ' tpl' spending a few days at home, left . Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Failor and Mrs. Lottie Kallor Poage have gone to Atlantic City to spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Myers left Tues day afternoon for Caffney, S. C, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Myers, the former their son. , Mr. E. L. Keesler is In Boston at tending the National Building and Loan association. Mrs. Harold C. Dwelle and son, Myers, left .Tuesday for a visit to friends in Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Dwelle formerly resided in Lexing ton. s . . . . . , i, - . e , . i I or. caul 11. iiai -linger, oi nai - 1 lottcsvllle, Va., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Rufus Harringer, at her home on Xorth Tryon street. . t Mrs. 15. Hush Lee and Miss Alice Holland arrived home Tuesday after noon from Blowing Rock to spend two or three days. . . Mrs. Robert C. Moore has returned home from Little Switzerland to spend i a week or longer, after which she will return to the mountains. this evening for a trip to the northern cities. Corporal Campbell MeNair, of the machine gun corps, stationed at Ooldsboro, is visiting home for a few days. Maxtonians who became prizes of war In the recent drawing are taking the matter philosophically, and pros pects are there will he few claims of exemption for any cause. Mr. Rdd Isillng Here. I. H. Reld, .vice president and gen eral manager of the Diem & Wing ' Paper company, of Richmond, Va , Is i visiting his brother, R. R. Reid. in j Dilworth for a week. Mr. Reid is ac companied by Mrs. Reid and young 'son Henry. GUARDSMEN HURRY TO MOBILIZATION POINTS Special to Hie Observer. Columbia, S. C, July 21. National guard otllcers and men were hurry ing to, home stations today prepara tory to being called inlo the federal service tomorrow. Many vacations were cut short and several honey moons were broken up abruptly by the order to mobilize en July 25. The companies of the Second regiment and the coast artillery have been or dered to mobilize tomorrow at their armories, pending further orders from the southeastern department. It Is expected that the Second regi ment will be immediate!, ordered to the permanent camp at Creenvtlle for examination and muster. The coast artillery companies will be ordered to Tort Moultrie, Charleston, for train ing. The headquarters company of the Second regiment will assemble at Oeorgetown, t'.ie home of Col. H. B. Springs, commanding the regiment. DAILY CALENDAR Don't Let Soap Spoil Your Hair J Wednesday. 10 a. m. The Red Cross unit of the Liberty Hall chapter, D. A. R., will meet with Mrs. Charles W. Tillett. at her home on North Ti von street. I'riday. 10 a. m. The Dilworth and Myers park members of the Liberty Hal! chapter, 1). A. R . Red Cross unitl will meet with Mrs. T. Croft Woodruff, at her home on Euclid avenue, Dilworth. 8:30 p. m. The Mecklenburg chap ter, 1). A. R., will entertain the joernbers of Company D, Hornets' Nest Riflemen, at the home of Col. A. L. Smith and Mrs. Smith, on North Tryon' street. The chap ter stands sponsor for the Hornets. When you wash your hair he care ful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos containtoo much alkali, which is very injuious, as It dries the scalp and maWes the hair brittle. The best thing to u niulsifled cocoanut oil and entirely greaselc cheap and beats soaps or anything ee You can ge this and a few oitnr family for ni Simply moisten the and rub it in. about all that is required abundance of rich, cleanses thoroughly, easily. The evenly, and J themo m es Sf Is Just plain r this is pure I Cs very t expensive ill to pieces. any drug store ill last the whole Important are our Sale Reductions on Floor Coverings. All kinds of Floor Cov erings at Sale Prices. Reduced Sale Prices on all Trunks and Suit Cases. hair with water a teaspoonful Is It makes an creamy, lather and rinses out hair dries nuieklv and is soft, fresh looking. bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. DIAMONDS We are showing a very large collection of looe diamonds, both Urge And bma.ll, cash, a perfect stone, as well us very chuiea genia tutt In rings, pins, brooches, etc. Jeweler, Silversmith am! Diamond Merchant ROARK Our Stores Are Closed All Day Today marking the Reduced Sale Prices on our Great Stocks of Summer Merchandise. SALE WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK. OUR STORES WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY. . SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR TEN DAYS, THROUGH MON DAY, AUGUST 6th. During Sale as our custom: No goods charged to anyone. No goods sent on approval. Please carry small parcels. Money cheerfully refunded on any purchases not cut from bolt. BELK BROTHERS Until September 15th every regular employe in store given Half Holiday each week. WANTED! Fifty extra salespeople. Those with experience preferred. i 4 10 N. Tryon St.. Charlotte, N. C ?
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