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A-STCONG SEKHON.TO
' XR. HARDIN AT FIRST CHURCH
j" " V. Twelve Hundred Men, Representing
i t, lYaternal Ordorv Clubs, Unions
., nd Military Companies. "Attend
... - i Big Mass Meeting and Listen to
y; , IXrnest and lYifuI Appeal "jto
.'4, Acknowledge. - Tliem selves Chris
' tians Christ Made Laws That Have
influenced Civilized
World - for
1,900 YearsThe Sermon In PnlL
r '-'The mas' meeting held at the First
Fmbyterlan church yesterday after
' ooa was ne of the most Interesting
gathering of the kind ever assembled
(- In Charlotte. Toe meeting wa (or
', men, and there must bare been 1,200
- present. Dr. i Martin V. Hardin
i preached what wa termed by many
, one of the ablest sermons ever, heard
in MU city. He spoke with- enthusi
asm and feeling to the inspiring audi-
eoee.' ine music was first class aad
every one seemed to take an Interest
In what was eata and done Many of
we various organisations of the city
turned out en masse.
; The sermon is as follows; '
' '"But as many as received Him, to
them gave He power to become the
eons of God,, even to bhn that believe
eth on Hie name." John 1:13. ' ;
"Jesus Christ claimed to possess an
absolute unique power over, the Uvea
of those men who would put them
eelves trustingly into His hand.
' "Our text is hut one out of many
Where it la asserted that Jesus has
done 'And eould do, marvelous' thing
for all lives that are opened to Him
through faith. When John writes
these words he is simply etating a fact
or nis own experience. Through Jesus
power over him, John himself la lifted
. out of a dull, monotonous, provincial
uxe wnere nis only thoughts were up
on Ms fishing nets and the stupid gos
lp of his village, and is made a writer
whose insight into Jesus' character
has been the inspiration and moral of
the ages, is made a power for truth
and righteousness, which the world will
never outgrow. John had himself ex
perienced all this and mom He wrote
this gospel when he was an old man
. after he had had years of opportunity
to eee what the influence of Jesus was
Upon many of his countrymen and men
Of other lands;. and he asserts that
as many as received Christ were made
the sons of Qod. There had come out
Of Jesus' personality a transforming
might which had worked miracles of
3-e?eneraiien ana glory in tne lowest
and hardest lives. John had himself
felt and seen these things.
"Now the moat prosaic account
which can toe given of Jesus Christ
cannot hide the fact that here was a
human life doing the work of God
among men. A young, unknown, vil
lage carpenter, untaught in the
schools, unread in the world's wisdom
suddenly appears and begins to speak
as never man spake.
"He writes nothing. He simply
takes the incidents of life as they
come upabout him, and leads men's
Mjuugiii inrougn xnese incidents DacK
to God. All that he says is off-hand.
a sponianeou8 as the gushing: of a
clear stream of water from the moun
tain side. Broken fragments of these
discourses what can be remembered
an written down by unlearned men,
and now for 1900 years the world has
been going to these sayings of Christ
lor tne ultimate word of truth upon
human life and duties to God and man
and all the wisdom of philosophy, all
the accumulated knowledge of civi
lized man humbles itself before the
spontaneous, self-evident truths of life
that fell like cut diamonds from this
trange man's, lips. Instead of being
overtanen ana outgrown the teachings
or jesua run on as far beyond the wis
dom of our day, as they did before
tne world two thousand year ago.
"He lays down laws so hard that
human nature does not' like .to obey
them, and yet when he eaya to jnea:
'Follow me,' they forsake all and
come after Him, as filings play to the
magnet. Here was a human life that
for only three years was publicly
known. He was from the beglnnlg re
sisted by the rich and the powerful,
hated by the learned and ruling
classes, persecuted into death by the
priests or religion. He stirred the pas
sions of men as no other has ever
stirred tbem; and yet, amid all the
hatred and excitement that raged
about Him, He was as calm as an
elemental force. He goes to the cross
and meets a death of unpltied In
famy. But He accepted this as the
ultimate realisation of the very pur
pose for which He came into the world.
He sees It approaching, He sets his
face to meet it saying: "And I, If I be
lifted up, will draw all men Into me.'
He dies with this prayer upon his lips:
'Father forgive them, for they know
not what they do? And lo, this cross,
this Instrument of death and shame,
turns into a throne of glory, from
which there goes out to the hearts of
men a power, such as no Caesar ever
exercised.
"Jesus is put Into the tomb, but all
his disciples become so convinced that
they have seen and talked with Him
face to face after his death as they
had In olden days, that all doubt and
dread is taken out of their hearts and
they go forth to give their lives unto
death in the effort to make the world
know their Joy, and the freedom, the
peace and the love. This Christ leads
the civilized peoples of the earth
captive. Millions believe on Him: thev
build Him churches, they Interpret
.turn in- neologies and priiosophies;
they lay at His feet ellver and gold,
aye, ;, their very lives. They worship
Him in song; they madly hate, they
passionately love for His sake.
"No matter1 what theories we may
accept to account for the cower of
this, unique life, these facts remain ag'-j
absolutely undeniable. Here Is a
human being who has literally plowed
Hie way into the destiny of races,, a
frluman being who has exercised a
power over the destiny of the world,
which is greater than that of all other
wise and good men put together. Here
is a human being who so masters
mankind that His personality is liter
ally? a, stronger and more dominant
force t or billions of lives than cen-tary-long
inheritances of sin and an
imalism. "
- ''Hoy do "you account for all this?
Is it accidental? If so, we live in a
chaos and It is vain to search a ra
tional explanation of anything. Wat
'it: by pretending to be'jGod, when He
was not God? If so, we have this
strangest and most unbelievable of all
things: ; that an unreality and a lie
have ariven to men All the realltv and
' Jf truth that they can ever hope to know.
Vvtf "How dld Jeeus account for Himself
i f and for the results that He was ab
solutely certain would flow from His
, ', llfe and death? And then his resur
, - faction' Into life again? He said that
. ha was one With God, that He was
;' , God, came Into the world to accom-
' , plish this very result namely, the ex-
, - tortlon -of all who would trust them
w - selves tAHlm. ,..-.-.,-
, l "I know myself what t ant and what
't am not better than Any-other human
helng can know me; you know your
Z self better than X or any other man
' " can know you; and I eay that this
man, who has exercised such ancon
L ' trast over the life of the world did not
1 know Himself, . to mr mind, simple
s" , nonsense. That the rreatest mxmrha
ever trod this earth should not know
-i more of himself, of his own nature,
than any. other man should know, and
that therefore Hie word should not be
, the richest revelation of that which is
. In. Hie life and makes HI power over
i mankind, that is Incredible. There le
. hut one explanation of the life of Jesus
Christ in the light of all the facte that
' 'cluster about Him and Hie work which'
- caa satisfy, the normal reason. And
that is the explanation He give of
Himself that Hewa God in the flesh
God , revealing Himself, toymen
through a man. , 4 ' .
This .the explanation which be
lievers have accepted,' and ' when we
find these believers, through, this faith
-in Him aa God, coming into a spirit
ual state , of ; exaltation,, ot purity
and peace and power, such as men
ought to have who know the true God,
It to 'my mind, proves aa clearly as
any fact in the, world can be proven,
that the. .claim of. Christ . are made
good. He to God, and as such. He
bae A right to demand the awowie
surrender oi ur,Jlve to -Hlou He,
and He alone, gives to man. the only
rational, workable theory of life, which
does not break down before any con
ceivable trial He furnishes the soul
of man, j with .that . realty ot things,
without which we, all Intuitively, feel
that our- Uvea are Incomplete and
meaningless. '
"Browning has voiced the consci
ousness of every true follower of Je
usue Christ, when he said: The ack
nowledgement of God, in Chirst, ac
cepted by thy reason for thee, solves
all questions in the world and out of
lt Jjet a man once grasp this sublime
truth .with his Intellect, and then be
willing to live his life on the strength
of it: that Jesus Christ was ond is
God. and. then comes to him a power
that no man who is trying to live his
life without God can ever realize.
He : can meet persecution, loss
of property, disease, sickness, suffering
and death, without fear. His spirit
triumphs over all.
"O, that I might meake it clear here
to-day to every man who hears me,
that there is an infinite reality and
power in the religion of Jesus Christ 1
O, that I might convince those of you
who are trying to live without Jesus
Christ, that you are robbing your own
souls; that you are neglecting the one
thing which can give meaning and dig
nity to all your activities. O, that you
might be convinced of your own sin,
when in the face of the Christ, who
humbled Himself and took upon Him
the form ot A man, that He might suf
fer and die to reconcile men to God.
You deliberately close your heart to
Him, and- go living your own cruel,
selfish life which thwarts, by whatso
ever power you may possess, God's
blessed purpose to save a lost world!
I care not how moral you may be,
I care not how respectable you may
be in the eyes of men If your heart
Is closed to Jesus Christ, it is closed
because of sins that you love better
than the God who has died to save
you; and you are going down to your
grave a lost soul that has missed the
one thing for which it was created
union with God and the power to
glorify Him forever.
"Now, if Jesus Christ was God In
carnate, do you doubt dare you doubt
that He has the power to save you?
"God in His own Infinite wisdom
has seen fit to lean the responsibility
upon you, of accepting Him or re
jecting Him. He will not take your
own freedom of choice; that would be
to reduce your manhood to the level of
a mere machine. He leaves It to you,
to your own will, not whether you will
save yourself, for this can none of us
do, but whether we will let Him save
us.
"He has the power to fill the vast
heavens with the stars. He has the
power to oreate the worlds and to
sustain their myriad forms of life; the
power to create you, but you dare
doubt that he has the power to save
your soul from the evil that Is in it,
when there is not one of us here who
does not have a large part of his being
longing for freedom from sin? Men
may talk about the incredible things
of religion; but I say that, to my
mind, here is a position which is so
unreasonable, so incredible that the
whole universe shouts aloud that It
is false. Jesus has to save millions
of other lives, and unless your life,
my unsaved brother, Is . a soul mon
strously clear out of oneness with the
life of man. He can save you, If you
will but be willing to trust yourself
to Him.
"I have talked Individually with a
god many men. In the last few weeks
about giving their . hearts to Jesus
Christ, and possibly, with but one ex
ception, they have every one expressed
the wish that they might be Christi
ans. They have virtually all given the
same reason for holding back from
taking the step, and It Is this: They
hold a high conception of what a
Christian man should he; and let me
say that I do not want to lower that
standard one iota beneath that which
Jesus Christ has set, namely a striving
arter perfection, the full life of God
in the soul. But., all of these men
here said that they did not want to
take the step of pretending to give their
hearts to Jesus Christ, and then falling
back. They wanted to be assured that
when, they became Christians, they
would stay Christians, and their fear
of themselves holds them back. They
seemed to have the idea that they
will stay away from Christ until, on
their own strength, they become good.
Then they will come to Christ. Now,
let me say to every such man, that If
you wait for that day to come, -you
will wait forever. You will not, you
cannot, work your way to God. by any
merit system; you cannot come to God
or Godliness wothout God. You delib
erately reject the highest thing In you.
wnicn is your consciousness of the
need or ood, and then try to find God.
Speaking the authority of the words
of God, I say to you that 'God resist
eth the 'proud.' As long as you hope
that you may become strong and good
without submission, to Jesus Christ,
and without the aid that He gives to
sinners, you are trusting in yourself,
and not In Jesus Christ, and if the
Bible and human experience makes
anything clear, it is, that strength
comes through fath In Christ, and not
through self-reliance; but the very
moment you are willing to humble
yourself, as a little child, and cry to
God, in repentant prayer, 'Lord I am
a poor, weak, sinful man, conscious of
my unworthtness, of my failures, my
need of Thee: save my Lord or I
die, and you cast yourself at the feet
of Jeeus In this spirit. He will life you
up, and He will pour into -your wait
lng soul a power that Is not the power
of man hut of God; and to. In your
weakness, you are made strong; in
your humiliation you find yourself ex
alted. In the stoop of your soul at the
feet of Jesus Christ you are empraised
beyond yourself, or, rather, for the
first time to find your true self, com
muning to Jesus Christ in this sense,
you die with sin - and self, and the
miracle ot the new birth Is wrought
You find 'yourself a babe In the king
dom of God. But you are In the arms
of an infllnite Father who will not
abandon you to die. but who will, with
the Christ, give to you all things
needful foe your development and
growth in righteousness. I say you.
will find yourself at this point of con
version, Just where we have all found
ourselves, mere babes In Christ, And
aa no child learns to walk in the nat
ural world without stumbles And falls,
so no child learns to walk in the way
of eternal life without falls. But. hav
ing serrendered your all to Christ,
when you fall you wilt rise and try
to" walk ' again, . until, by and by,
you grow' strong through spiritual ex
ercise, end through feeding upon the
true bread of life until you are A man
grown , Christian, who lives and walks
and works tn spiritual freedom, force
and power. ' . -,-.
'"Oh.f my brother4 men give Jesus
Christ a Tchance. to show ; His power
hi you and do pot hold hack and say
that you will trust Him. until you are
strong enough, and food enough to
walk without Him. . - -
"If you Will not take this first 'Step,
if you will hot come to Jems Just as
you are, in all your sins j uu will, nev
er come te Htm at all. ,
-'Dr. Weir Mitchell, the great nerve
specialist, of -Philadelphia, once had id
his hospital a "nervous woman, who
had laid upon. her bed f Or, years. And
had restated every effort to induce
her to try to walk.- She said she eould
not, and as long as she believed she
could not, she would not ,try. One
fl Ay Dr, , Mitchell touched a match .to
thei bed clothing, and as the flames
hegan to spread, she saw it was walk
or die, and she leaped -from the bed
and, ran out of the. room, and from
that time could walk.. O. that I had
some power to touch with the fire of
God's holy - spirit to touch
the poor, sin ensnared wills . of
the men in , this .house, whe
have labored for years under the de
luslon that they could not so much as
will to let God take hold of them.
You. my dear, dear men, have but te
hold on to this delusion, live as you
have lived, and the fire will come, but
Oh, God! what a Are I a fire that will
consume in eternal death! Will you
resist the spirit of God and die without
Jesus Christ, who Is the resurrection.
Or will you, will you let Him fn now,
with all His cleansing, healing pow
ers, to make you at peace with self
and God?
"Every man In this audience, who
will in his spirit cast himself upon
Jesus Christ, will find himself, from
this hour forth, possessed of the power
to know that he is a son of God."
THE REVIVAL SERVICES.
Crowds Increasing in Size and More
and More Interest Manifest - Rev.
Fierson Coming This Week
It is expected that more Interest win
be taken In the protracted services
this week than At any time since they
were begun. For three weeks the pas
tors of the city have been preaching
earnest eermons from night to night,
and- have been doing personal work
that has proven effective. The ser
vices from the first have been attend
ed by laTge congregations, the num
bers' Increasing almost every day. The
meetings have been characterized by
thoughtful, earnest preaching on the
part of the pastor, and by close atten
tion on the part of the men and wo
men who have heard them. There
has been nothing of the nature of the
sensational about the meetings, al
ready the number of applicants for
membership la the various churches
will reach Into the hundreds and a
large number of professions and se
cessions Is hoped for the week.
Jtev. Arthur J. Plerson will hold his
first serviee In Charlotte to-night. He
Is a man of world-wide reputation as
a minister and preacher. He stands
es one of the strongest spiritual lights
of the 19th and 20th cenTurles. He
has rarely, If ever been excelled as a
student and expounder of the' Bible,
and he is a man of wonderful faith.
In the introduction to one of his
best known books, '"The Crisis of Mis
sions," he usee thin expression which
has become so wldelv known "Facts
are the figures of God," and he proves
this in his writing and preaching.
Charlotte Is fortunate In securing his
services, especially at this time, and
his ministry will no doubt be blessed
In this community. His simple fqlth
Ir God's word and the power of prayer
has made of him a man the world
loves to honor, and In the life of no
man, of modern time?, probably has
been more forcibly proven the truth
of the word "Prayer and pains,
through faith In Jesus Christ Will ac
complish anything." a
THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
The RIclMirdNon Trio, Assisted by Mr.
Davis Willi the Clarionet, Delighted
a Gathering of Choice Spirits in
tlie Manufacturers' Club After
Church Comments on Concert.
The Richardson Trio, violin, piano,
and cornet, assisted by Mr. William
Davis with the clarionet, rendered a
delightful programme last nlwht In
the northern hall of the Manufactur
ers' Club after church services. The
northern stairway served for
bleachers, end was well filled with
members and gueats. and therp was
quite en audience of women and men
in the parlor adjacent. .
Verv well received were th" Over
ture from "The Magic Flute." (Mo
sart.) and several other numbers bv
the- orchestra: and "Palms," a cor
net solo, bv Mr. I,. Baker; Fantawla
from Faust, violin solo, bv Mr.
Richardson: Prelude Siclllnna. clari
net 80,0 by Mr- William Davis: and
a piano solo by Mr. Karl von Low
renz. TTaher die Steppe.
Mr. Richardson, bv request, gave
the andante and scherzo from Ruben
steln's Ronata. op. 13. for violin and
piano. He managed the difficult ten
Ique of the piece and interpreted it
exquisitely end hie audience was de
lighted with It. The piano oart. tnkon
by Mr. von Lawrene, who Is a pianist
from your heart was equally well
done.
Interest In the concerts Irtcren-'-from
night to night and are regarded
as e great luxury by thoe fnrtunnte
to heer them. Last night's pro
gramme follows:
Overture, "Maarlc Flute" Mozart
Quartet. "Rlgoletto" Verdi
Cornet Solo (Selected)
Mr. Louis Baker.
Reverie Bratton
Prelude. Slciliana Mascagnl
rriarinet Polo) Mr. W. Pavls.-
"Faust" Fantasia Gounod
Mr. D. Amiitl Richardson.
Sextette from "Lucia dl Lammermoor"
...i . Donizetti
"Ueber die Steppe" Sthytte
Mr. Karl von Lnwrenc.
March from Symphonle "Lenore"..'....
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DUE BILLS
3
We notice that several plane
concerns are offering due bills,
for different amount to per
sons making the most words
out of letters contained In the:
.firm's name. These coupons to
Apply aa a payment when the
person - holding the coupon is
ready to buy from them,
We will accept coupons given
by any piano firm as payment
on the Artistic Stieff, Rhaw,. or
any piano we- sell. Write for
information. Send -in ' jronr 1
coupons " a '
Chas; ; ML; Stieff;
Afansfaoturer.-or the Piano
- u With UKt Sweet Tone. .
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Southern Wsrerooint ,f
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CHARLOTTE . Jf, O.
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MILLINERY
OPEN I N G
Titccruv iiirirr
iuljuu mum, i
WEDNESDAY 1
AND THURSDAY I
Our Milliners have been
very- busy for some
time, getting ready the
prettiest lot of Hats we have
ever shown.
Tou are cordially Invited to
attend our opening and see the
display 'of Spring Fasaions in
Hats.
Open House
Tuesday Night.
We will ' have on display
Tuesday night, not only our
Millinery, but our New Spring
Goods, our Pretty New Dress
Goods, Fine Madras, Printed
Organdies, New Designs, White
Goods, Silks, etc., will be open
for Inspection.
MUSIC BY THK ABBOTT
ORCHESTRA.
Embroidery Sale
To-Day at 9.30
A Magnificent Lot. If you
want wide and pretty Em
broidery, cope to this Bale
Monday. Lots of it for every
body. ON TIME
Business men admire our
methods as well as our tail
oring. We're wide-awake and
progressive always "up and
doing."
From the beginning our
business has been managed on
certain fixed principles of right
buying, right handling, right
pricing and right treatment to
all. Just now we're busy fill
ing Easter orders. It inn't a
bit too early for us to tal:e
your measure. One strong
feature of our service Is that
we're ulways on time. We
don't deal in delays, mistakes
or excuses. If your suit is
promised for Easter you'll
get It at that time. See our
line of Milk twist worsteds and
unfinished worsteds for drexs
clothes; it's the finest In town.
sum
TAILORED TO TASTE
$18. OO to fSO.OO
Cabaniss & Co. Inc.,
Tailors ,
: e S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
"Sakes Alive!
Of course we blow, Who
wouldn't when they had such
perfect equipment and did
such beautiful work as ours?'
Do you know It really would
. surprise you to see how much
pains, thought and effort are
expended on our laundry
j work? We are Just like -
A Prissy Old Maid
A
That prim and particular
about everything we do. Our
staff of inspectors. Whom we
have styled "Our ' Vigilance
Committee.": demands perfect
work, snd will be content
with none other. , ,
For Christmas-ryou-'-iwlU
want your Lace Curtains and
' Table Linen- done extra1 nlco,
so you . win of course send
them, to the
thorn to the .
Model
SteamC Wundry
H IS WEST TRADE ST. fj
HeBBeeMeWeMBseWBeMe
it
mm'-ii M '
;r IdacaMl fMJ B e" 4
Monday at 9.30.
15c and 20c Embroidery at 5c
. Several thousand yards pretty Ham
burg and Swiss Embroideries and In
sertions; values 10c, 15c and 20a
Sale price commencing prompt
ly at 9.30 o'clock Monday morn- r cts
ing 3 yd
None charged.
Special Sale Real Linen
Torchon Laces Mon
day at 9-00 O clocks
J 5c to 25c Real Linen
Laces at 10c
3,000 yards Real Linen Torchon Laces
with Insertions to match; values 15 to
25c yard. Commencing at 9
o'clock Monday morning: sale 1 nets
price.
None charged.
Linen Sale Monday
Morning at 9 O'clock
Special sale commencing Monday
morning at 9 o'clock of 36-inch shear
linen lawns. This offering is a special
purchase of a forty piece lot and the
BELK
L & B. PIANOS
NEW SCALE
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLAR MODELS
TO CLUB MEMBERS AT
$287.
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Nine out of every ten pianos
are bought on payments gifts
to the family many are taken
away on account of the death
of the waRe-earner. Join tho
club, now forming". Save near
ly a hundred "d twentjr-tt
dollars and besides In case of
death of purchaser we glvs
the family a receipt In full for
bulHiice duo on )lsno pro
vided contract has been In
force six months and the pay
ments have been made ac
cording to agreement. It costs
you nothing extra to protect
your family write for Booklet
N"o 9: It's free and will ex
plain everything.
Over SOO L. A B. Club Pianos
gold Inside of four months to
satisfied customers They are
warranted for life time. Ad
dress hidden & Bates S.M.H.
3s Years in Music.
SAVANNAH
OA.
UTILE TALKS
ON FACIAL MASSAGE
NUMBER FOUR
in administering massags,
remember that ail ths move
ments should bs upward snd
outward, The-tendency of ths
face Is to fall, and the massage
movements should be made to
counteract this inclination. It's
the muscles, not ths skin you
- are trying to reach, and push
-Ing loose skin about will only
create new lines,
-The ' massage movements
w hich we have Illustrated In
these littls I talks wilt produce
marvelous results If persisted
In;
A great deal of patience Is
. required. One month or ;
three will not produce any
: startling results, but a yea
, will do much. . Five years
. will frequently transform a
face and make the owner, of
Jf look It years younger.
. If you would retain your
.youth and' good looks, yon
' should take awful good car of
, your face. r '
- Let us help you with our
? ''thousand - and - one" dainty
helps for the toilet table.
, ' Hosa and Almond latface
Cream Is a delightful applicant
; turn. wv'MiMru" '-xi!
50c 36-inch
lavender
v
yd
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CIMO)
MRS. JOE
PERSON'S
REMEDY
CURES
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
A TRIAl CONVINCES
EOR SALE BY LEADING DRUGGISTS
HOTEL EVERETT.
nigh Point, jr. a
New and strictly flrat-class; centrally
located; three minutes walk from depot.
Hot and sold baths, eleotrle lights. Ce
ten to the commercial travelers.
' B. ID. Kraa Proprietor.
Brass and Iron
Beds and Cribs
We have Just received a
large shipment of Brass and
Iran Beds and Cribs, which we
offer at very low prices,; .
fiee our line of S-plece Beds with the , Steel , Double (, Hoop, the
, aatrnlng ' with -a Reputation, and Spring guaranteed1 for ova years,
," -piece White Enamel Beds, with Brawi Trimmings! special JT.SO
t Brass Beds f $0.00 to tlt.OO. The best tn Beds is hone too go.
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special prices made for this sale means
,a tremendous saving. : '
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25c 36-inch shear, white linen i Qi
lawn sale price r 7C
38c 36-inch shear, white linen )tZ
, lawn sale price 3ws
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50c 36-inch shear white linen OOw
lawn sale price OOCfe
cadet light blue and O O li
solid linen sale price
Silk Special for Mon
day 48c value, yard wide white OQ
Habuta silk at 07C
50c 27-inch solid colored China OQ
Silks (all shades), special at OsC
27-inch Oriental Perspiration-Proof
Lyon's Dyed China Silks, all
colors and white. a q '
Price 40C
27-inch Radium-Finished China Silk,
a beautiful, soft, all-silk material,
especially pretty for waists and even
ing dresses; Alice Blue, Light
Blue, Pink, Lavender and TA
White. Price OKJC
75c value 23-inch Crepe-de-Chine,
all Shades and Black Cf
and White. Price OVC
BROS.
On the Victor.
One of the greatest charms of i"'
OWnlnir H Vlntnr llou In tho tat Ko
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one can have always at their disposal
not only opera singers and operation
selections, but the grand old church;
hymns rendered by the famous Haw
den Quartette and noted Trinity v
Choir, of New York city. Among the--;-newer
records are the following: "i
Glory Song, Holy, Holy. Holy, Lead ;
Klndlv Llsht. Lost Chord. Nearer M'fi
God to Thee, Sometime We'll Under -,';)
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Sing Alleluia Forth. ' i
Ask for complete catalogue of ma- :
chines and records. . it j
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Stone & Barringer Co
Victor Il8trlbutors.
Nice modern 7-room house, Plna .
Modern 7-room house, E. 5th SW,''S
12.6OO.
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FOR RENT
Hrick store. Boulevard, Dilworth;
next to drug store. v xjij
Modern new 7-room house, W. 8th,
St., 118.00.
McQall &
317 N. Tryon St.
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