DAIjY,
. I A , j. I.
SrerJ aid Pcrsond
IIInsm Lucy IIubernlcM and Lottie
Wyse, of . Columbia, a. C art) gut-Mis
at tho home of Kov. Dr. Hurnheim.
They came up for the students' re
ception at" Elizabeth College, ' -
Mrs. E. O. Anderson, of Lincoln
ton, Is visiting at the noma of Mr.
And Mra, D. H. Anderson, y" , '
Mr. A, Ik Kleets and Miss Llezle
Wlllet,ord, of Concord. ,, are visiting
frleadi and relatives in the city.
Miss Bessie Po pa Is the guest of
relatives and friends In Statesville.
Mrs. Hamilton C. Jones Is spending
several days in Oxford with her son,
Mr. Willie Myers.: Jones, whorls - fit
with pneumonia. - - ' .
1& W. C. Dowd will entertain
i Wednesday . afternoon at 8 : SO o'clock
In honor of Mrs. H. H. Hulten and
Mrs. W. F. Harding.
Misses Kate Torrence, Lydla Nash
and - Hattle Brenlzer nave returned
from Llnoolnton, where they ' spent
soma time, " -'z:!f'':.r:; -
Mrs. X, W. Falsen will entertajn a
few friends to-morrow afternoon In
honor of Mra. William Overman, of
Salisbury? who is the truest of Mrs.
J. W. Miller.
.-. Miss Kate Walters, of Danville, Va.,
is visiting Miss Pansy Brldgers, on
North College street. Miss Waiters is
remembersd . by -many as a student at
the Presbyterian ; College . ' several'
. years Mo;. vfcj A YZ :
The; event of the year ,ln Elizabeth
College circles, will be the annual re
ception which is to be. given by the
two (literary - societies '. to-morrow
night1 The hours will be from 8:30
to 11. ' i' v ...::
Misses Mamie Robinson and Pansy
Brldgers, who have . been Indisposed
(or several days were able to be out
yesterday.
Miss Rosa Stack spent yesterday In
tho city, stopping at the Hotel Bu
ford. . -.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
B. R. Lee 'will be glad to learn that
they have decided to live in Charlotte.
They will .leave, early this week for
New. Tork for a two weeks' visit
Returning they will make their home
in Charlotte. ;
Mrs. C. A- Moseley returned yester
day from a visit to her old home In
Buncombe county.
Mrs. R. .E, Cochrane entertained
Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 at
luncheon In honor of Mrs. William
Overman, who is the guest of Mrs.
J. W. Miller. The guests were Mes
dames William Overman, J. W. Mil
ler, A. J. Walker, W. D. Cowlea, F.
C. Abbott, R. W. Vincent, J. E.
Reilley, I. W. Falsott, A. Burwell,
Rouse and Miss Emma Llnebach.
Mrs. Charles M. Carson received In
formally yesterday afternoon In honor
of her guest, Mrs. W. K. Gillespie,
of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. L. L. Norman, of Cleveland,
Ohio, Is expected to arrive in the
city to-day to visit at the home of
Mrs. J. T. Vann, on East Morehead
street
Mrs. A. E. Keels and Miss Lizzie
Wlllleford are visiting freds and
relatves in Concord.
Mrs. C. L. Oates and Mrs. Ogden
were the prize winners at the meeting
of the Saturday Afternoon Bridge
Whist Club, which was held with
Miss Lucy Oates yesterday after
noon. The Misses Rankin will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at their home on
North College street In honor of Miss
Stevenson, who Is the guest of her
sister, Mra. Martin D. Hardin.
Capt and Mrs. John Wilkes enter
tained a few friends at tea at their
beautiful home on West Trade street
last evening. Tho guests were Hon.
and Mrs. Adlal E. Stevenson, Miss Le
titla Stevenson, Mrs. M. D. Hardin,
Miss Hunt, of Hendersonvllle; Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Wilkes and Mr. J. P. Cald
well BRIEFS.
A Few Minor Happenings in and
About the City.
Miss Corrie Hudson has acpted
a position in the up-town office of the
Sanitary Laundry. She will act as
bookkeeper.
(Residents in the suburbs should
take note of the fact that the charter
is in effect and that only licensed elec
tricians are authorized to Install wir
ing for electrical purposes.
The mother of Mr. J. P. Stowe,
- wtoa has been quite 111 at her home
at Belmont, Is reported to be im
proved. Mr. Stowe visited her this
wkeek, but returned Friday night
Miss Marie Cahlll will arrive this
morning from Columbia, B. C, and
spend to-day and to-morrow at the
Selwyn. Miss CahlU'e troupe plays
here Monday night at the Academy of
Music
The third lecture on "Temper
ance and Obedience to Lewi' will be
delivered this evening at 7:10 o'clock
In the Ninth Avenue Baptist church
by Rev. L. R. Pruett
Mr. L. J. Townsend will sing at
. St Mark's Lutheran church this
, morning during the offertory. Mr.
' Townsend possesses one of the best
baritona voices in the city.
The cotton receipts on the local
rlatform yesterday were 77 bales at
1-14 cents. Last year the record for
the corresponding day was 122 bales
at 11 cents.
t r aaaawa iim i uiirnnp maran aib mewiAa
yMr. BUI Roberts appealed his ase,
on .seing nnea iio, and put up a
: bond of 1100 for his appearance at
tho higher court
Tho farmers are of msny minds
as to tho warehouse plan. A roasting
was hold In the court house yesterday
but nothing was done. Action was
postponed to a subsequent meeting,
the data of which will be announced
The civil term ef
Superiors Court will convene Wednes-
v oy. m ui7a opening is with the
unanimous consent of the Feck ten
burg bar. Judge Ward will preside,
The civil docket Is heavily congested
'., and tho sntlro remaining time-will be
V consumed. No cases -of special lm
L.; portanoo are on the ached uls.
TXMB FOR I CFJ CREAK ,.-
. AM the beat ! eream is Mciirod by the
' of JBlue, Ribbon Vsnlils. On the ni,
of SMids the soodnAH.of in
and H will bo just rig at If Blue lUbbos
"4 r ""
nr.
Correctly and Promptly Engraved j
Send for Samples and Prices
J. P, Stevens ' Engraving Go., Engravers
7 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
DISCUSS ELECXBIO BOADS
MEETINa OF BtSINESS , ISES,
, f . ' v.: aw '"-::l;
Mentmi. rinckncy. Van Ettcfl and Kel
uey jrresoni tToposiuon or v south
v-nrvuun jrnDiio bcrvice corporation
to Build iaectrio Railway From
' Along Route Must ; Subscribe One
Tenth': Cost of Building A County's
oiiare uojecia to uet uetter irai
flo laclllUes. Better-Rat and At
tract More Cominerco Which, North
Is Now Getting.-; ":,, t
The hrnnfulllnit t liu .
SSML,?it?.' ts Anal Northern
haust VTiv l": ""wsunsiy and ex-
hlsht hv men last
nterestd, As a re-
man of the iZll"KKn' ,actln chl,r-
&DunV-r';t' c Abbot, - E. W
2SSS?fe Tompklps, 'w.S. Ml
rS, McDonald
stock snh.M -"raiiwe to solic t
yfK.ubJIMona for the enterprise
The amount ihii.wui,i..u .7"'
taiiAf 2nt f the estimatoo- postof
fold w?iPhd.f,lUK,Ip,nk h iies or
Mer,iPrT?08ltloa wa eJuclVated by
V X" van "en and O. W.
Keisev. of thi e.l r .
c.. - - wum Carolina fubllo
th ri.il. ,"uer ln auspices of
the -Greater Charlotte Club, in an au
dience room tst v.. o-i7"Ti" . au
flr.t .aa. . . oowyn noiei, was
I. 1 ndKd.","e.d b? M.r' PJhckney. who
vice n,,.TZ . ? ?uwne nan and is
vice president and general manager of
the comnnn ...... . s" vl
.in . ' wuiuuea me propo-2SS-!i5f
y. leaving Z
Z.n. 2 wh0 re practical
railroad men. The road which it is
proposed to build, he ssld wi l be 634
ClrleetVl t0 Columbia, 110
miles: Onnnhnn, T
miles; Columbia to Charlotte, 94 miles;
Cplumbia to Anderson, 14J miles;
hiTa V m rnaVurg, 74 miles; Sa-mff-H
Newberry. 48 miles. The estl-
huiiS4." Wl".be m'm per mlle 10
build and equip the road with ter
minals, side tracks and everything ne
cessary for operation.
NEED OF SUCH A ROAD. '
The South Carolina Public Service
corporation. unM vr t..i , -
corporation recently organized with a
, i. TJ r IO,000,000. It propos
l1" b,u"d the eIctrlo road outlined
tJ d operate it, provided the
FP h ."? t0wns alon th Propos
fh. ilt Wl" Bubscr!be 10 per cent, of
wWcSTJ?- .i1.. PFt
tk . . ' traui counties.
The names of those backing the enter-
..o wimneia ror the present for
KOOd and HUtTirl.nt t. t. .
nUbr a8ked, on. th "Pre-
fit J Viax " one oDiigated un
til and unless the road has been built
and Is in active operation by January
1st. 1910. Already 260 miles, from
Charleston to Columbia and from Or
angesburg to Augusta. Oa., have been
surveyed, and a part of the right of
way has been seoured.
Both Mr. Plnckney and Mr Van
sing need of such a line. In the first
place the railroads now in operation
are simply overwhelmed with traffic
and more adequate facilities for the
movement of passengers and especial
ly of freight. As the party passed the
town of Rick Hill, It was said there
were 1,000 cars standing blocked upon
the tracks.
A second broad reason whereon is
based a need for t'j proposed road Is
the necessity of compelling a read
justment of the unequal and Inequita
ble freight rates which to-day retard
Immeasurably the business Interests of
this section of the country.
WHT NEW TORK GETS TRAFFIC.
New York, said Mr. Van Etten, has
become the great port of the country
and the freight rates from- Chicago
and St. Louis, the great basal inland
rate centres, are twice as high propor
tionately to New York as they are to
Charleston. One reason for this Is that
New York has nine great trunk lines
running Into that city and so adjust
their rates as to get the long hail.
The only trunk lines which this sec
tion possesses run North and South
and they give Us no chance at the vast
volume of traffic of the West for the
same reason.
With the opening of the Panama
canal, which Is only a matter of a few
years,. Charleston will be hundreds of
miles nearer the west coast of South
America and nearer by an equal dls
tannce to the ports of the East. If the
proper connection can be established,
with the consequent adjustment of
rates. It Is easy to see the tremendous
resultant commerce which will come
this way.
Both Mr. Van Etten and Mr. Kelsy
cited instances in the North where
THE MARGUERITE
We carry the largest line of fine corsets in the state
LA GRECQUE, REDFERN AND LA MARGUERITE
An expert Corsetiere is constantly in attendance, and we
guarantee, not only a perfect fit, but to improve the figure,
and do it with ease and comfort
EXQUISITE MILLINERY
Good styles designed by artists. . We do not have an
opening. Our hats are always ready,
THE MARGUERITE SHOP
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ivurn'jijona:
electrio roads are being operated with
marked success. There is no dqjibt it
was naia, mat the eiectno road is :ar
superior to the steam railroad as a
transporter of passengers and it is be
lieved that this method offers equal
advantages of moving freight,';; Inas
much as the shipments can be , dealt
with by single cars. -: .V-.?
The speakers were listened to by the
business men present', with . profound
attention and the Intelligent questions
which followed ahowad that thev had
been Interested. More than one ex
pressed the opinion that the proposi
tion embodied a great opportunity for
this sentlnn Mil waa ontlmlv maainn-
able. At the close of the meeting the
committee before darned was appoint
ed and an active campaign for the en
terprise will begin. - ,
(X)TJNrTY. SOCIAL.
.; ;'v ii'm; i ii:y ''X'k "
Messrs. William J. Cocke and H.' B.
Carter, of. Ashevllle, were guests of
the Selwyn yesterday.- ', vi. ,
Mr. J. W. Younts, of . Statesvllle,
spent last night at the Buford.
Mr. F. T. Bellinger, of Tryon, ar
rived In the city last night and is at
the Buford. ., ;.- vtr '
Mr. Howard Morrison, of Lumber
ton, was a guest in the city last
night. : .,. ..'
Mr. W. E. Munday, of Statesvllle,
was in Charlotte yesterday.
Congressman and Mrs. E. Y. Webb
spent last evening at the Selwyn on
their way home to Shelby; from
Raleigh.
Miss Mamie Steele, of Rock Hill, is
visiting Mrs. Fred J, Atkinson, at No.
9 South Caldwell street-
Mr. Ralph Van Landlngham,
formerly of Charlotte and very well
known here, who is proprietor and
manager of the Majestic Hotel in At
lanta, has taken with him-as mana
ger Mr. L. E. Hqward, late assistant
manager of the Kimball House.
GOT AND GLAD.
J. M. Lewis, In The Houston Post
I've got the grip, and all I do
Is sneeze and snooze and sneeze;
Tis said grip germs are. blown about
On every springtime breeze.
I called on Imogene last night;
Now Is there truth in quips
To the effect thnt microbes lurk
On beauty's witching Hps?
If I my grip caught from the breeze
That wafts germs to and fro
Then I shall shelter evermore
From all the winds that blow.
But If the, germ came In a kiss
From Imogene's sweet lip
I am no quitter; one sweet kiss
Is worth a year of grip.
Little globules of sunshine that drive
the clouds away, DeWltt's Little Early
Risers will scatter the gloom of sick
headache and biliousness. They do not
gripe or sicken. Recommended and sold
here by Hawley's Pharmacy.
FOUND AT LAST.
J. A. Harmon, of Llsemore, West Va..
says: "At last I have found the perfect
p'll that never disappoints me; and for
the benefit of others afflicted with torpid
liver and chronic constipation, will say:
take Dr. King's New Life Pills." Guar
anteed satisfactory. 25o. at all druggists.
On the Warpath- with the
"Battle Axe"
The active, energetic and hustling
body of salesmen of the Stephen
Putney Shoe Company, after a week
or two of rest from their arduous
labors of last season, are out again,
on their great march for fall busi
ness. These genial knights of the grip
represent a line f shoes universally
known as a line without an equal
tho great Battle Axe line. In every
part of the territory traversed by
these gentlemen, covering more than
half the States of the Union, the
brands of shoes sold under the cele
brated Battle Aze trade mark, are
known to represent the highest de
gree of quality consistent with cost,
and It is strictly on the basis of true
merit that the Stephen Putney Shoe
Company have built up their Im
mense business.
By the sign of the Battle Axe, the
recognised sign of quality, these
shoea are known far and wide, and
all dealers who have not yet made
their fall purchases are advised to
"Wait for the Battle Axe Man" and
thus bring unto themselves the same
success other merchants have brought
unto themselves by so doing.
Wearers of shoes, who recognise
and appreciate the value of quality,
style and workmanship, will find It
to their Interest to call for the cele
brated Battle Axe Shoes when mak
ing their purchases.
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Many Eut in Though Tly Were
Blind and Their Tongues Cut Out.
DyspepHla Is built on confidence
too much confidence In the ability of
your stomach to digest anything and
everything you put into it. -
In this age wo have developed
speed in every line of action, and we
have also developed speed In masti
cation. -
We don't take time to eat right
and sometimes we don't eat the right j
kind of food. Sometimes we carry i
our business to our meals and as a
result eat mechanically. We eat as
though we were blind and -our
tongues cut - out, We simply twal-
low''-it li:'''' -" 'V'i'-vjv""'''.
The result is that the food we eat
Is half chewed, and lies like a lump
of lead on the stomach. . . . - .
You : may deny to yourself that
you abuse your stomach, but when I
you get a bloaty feeling you can't
deny you've got It M
When you get brash, eructations, j
burning- sensations, bloating) aversion i
to food, loss of appetite, belching and i
other kindred ailments, there is not j
much use asking, yourself, for the
time ' being, why. you suffer. The j
fact is you've, got these ailments and!
the question of the hour Is how to i
get rid of them at once, so that at
your next mea you may be able to
sit down and look at your meal!
straight in the face with a keen ap
petite and ' a smile and enjoy
thoroughly everything you eat.
Just one of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest an ordinary meal,
without the help of the stomach.
One ingredient of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest 3,00 grains of
food. The strongest stomach couldn't
do the work any better than one of
these wonderful little Tablets can do. !
Each tablet contains the strongest
digestive agents it Is possible to ob
tain. '
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not ,
a patent medicine. We come out1
and say just what is In them hy-;
drastia. golden seal, lactose and asep
tic pepsin. They are recommended!
by 40.000 licensed phyclsians In the)
United States and Canada. -
And they are recommended by ;
every one who uses, them they can't
help lt,--or they Immediately ln-
vlgorate the stomach by letting It
take a rest; they strengthen the gas
tric juice and cause the appetite to
become keen and regular.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
surely ' destroy dyspepsia, brash, i
belching, that "lump of lead" feel-,
tag, burning sensations. Indigestion,
loss of apetlte and aversion to food.
Have Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
handy where you can take one or'
two after each meal. Then you wllL
know what a blessing It is to have,
a good apetlte and to get all the!
good possible out of everything you
eat. You'll feel rosy and sweet. Stu
art's Dyspepsia Tablets at and drug
store on earth, 60c.
Send us your name and address
to-day and we will at once send you
by mall a sample package, free. Ad
dress F. A. Stuart Co., 85 Stuart Bldg.,
Marshall, Mich.
Going Abroad?
Join a select, congenial party. Most
gorgeous European tour at phcnoml
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tour will be given upon request.
Address X. A., Charlotte Observer.
For Yoar
Easter Hat
Making over millinery Is a
problem with most women.
The old hats andV trimmings
are too good to be discarded,
yet can't be made into any
thing that really seems "new."
If you will let us dye or
clean your ribbons, laces,
feather tips or plumes, felt
hats, etc., for you, we'll make
this problem an easier one In
every ay.
Charlotte Steam laundry
119 South Tryon Street
Laanderera, Dyers, Cleaners,
SHOP
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Write to-day for sam
ples of our New Spring
Goods.
CoDi'ect Easter hmzl
WBEedNoiekLWpRie
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Every express and freight brings new merchandise Silks, Woolens, ,
White Goods, Cotton NovelUes, I'rlmmings. Everything new In Ladies'
, Furnishings. ' ,
WHITE GOODS SPECIALS
00 ' yards . India LInon, good,
heavy quality, worth lOo. Bought
this some time' ago as a leader for
Monday. . Special, 6c. yard.
2.000 yards real Madras, not an
imitation; a 15c. quality, in short
lengths, 8 to 20 yards; will cut to suit
your wants Monday,. Special, 10c.
yard. "
One' case 2 So. Mercerised Madras
In dainty dots and stripes, all White;
good value at 26o. Bought In short
lengths, 8 -to 20 yards. Our special,
16c. yard.
15 to 18c. Persian and India
Lawns, In 40-Inch goods, bought In
short pieces; few more bundles left
at special price, 10c yard.
36-Inch All-Linen Cambric, worth
easily to-day 85c. on any market;
few pieces only for Monday, 25c.
yard,
WHITE AND COLORED NETS
Nets' are the rage and you should
' have a waist or dress. We have them
In White, Cream, Ecrue, Blacks.
Blues, Browns. Our prices begin at
380.
SILKS A STRONG LINE WITH VS
We know when and how to buy
Silks the right kind at right prices.
Our new line of Spot Chinas are
among the latest things In Silks. Wo
"have them In all colors, light and
dark shades, at 48c. yard.
Foulards and heavy Chinas In the
new shades of Blues, Tans, Spots of
different shades, ranging In prices
76c., 08c.
WASHABLE INDIA SILKS
88-Inch India and Jap Silks, In
White and Black, .White and Cream;
88 inches, S8c, 48c.
Yar-wlde Chiffon Taffetas In a
varied assortment of colors, solids
nd stripes;
fur old price
Solid Taffetas for lining, in Lignt
Blues. Pinks, Creams, White; wears
like linen, 88c yard.
Belt Mmtfoeps
It Will Do
The Same
For You
Several years ago I was a great
sufferer from muscular rheumatism,
and my doctor advised me to go on
Mra Joe Person's Remedy. I only
took a few bottles when I was en
tirely cured. I 'then commenced to
use it in my family for general use
and we depended on It for breaking
up colds, neuralgia and most of the
troubles one's family Is subject to.
Four years ago, Just three months
before the birth of one of my chil
dren, I was taken down with measles,
which weakened me greatly. My
stcmach would not retain a thing and
I was In a serious condition. With
the consent of my physician, I again
started on Mrs. Joe Person's Reme
dy. I commenced to build up at
once, and I believe it carried me
safely through my trouble. I believe
I would have died had I not taken It
I do not think there is a medicine
Its equal when a tonlo is needed to
build up the system.
MRS. W. F. PUCKKTT.
Huntersville, N. C, R. F. D. 20,
March 10. 1808.
gwo9ooo
City of Concord, N. C.
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
On Tuesday, March lth, 1907, at
2 o'clock p. m., the agents of said
city will receive sealed bids at the
mayor's office for the purchase of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS municipal Improvement bonds,
running for 80 years, with Interest
at five per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually. Interest payable in
Concord. N. C er New Tork City, at
the option of the holders, as provided
In the act. '
Immediately upon acceptance of
this bid by the agents, the success
ful bidder will be required to fur
nish a certified check In a sum equal
to one (1) P" ttnt ot tn an-.ount
bid, payable to the city treasurer,
conditioned that he will faithfully
carry out tht terms of his bid.
The bonds will be delivered at the
office of the city treasurer of Con
cord, and accrued Interest, if any,
will be charged at time of delivery.
The right to reject any or ail bids
la 'expressly reserved.
D. B. COLTRANE.
.y 11. I. WOODHOU8E.
CHA8. B. WAGONER,
' -Agents.
v U T. HART8ELL. Attorney.
xns crowell .rrroruuM co
for the Treatment of
, -Whiskey, Morphias and Nervosa
. Disease,
"pedal apartments and Bursas for
lady patients. All forms of sleetrtrlty
for treating nervous diseases. The
stockholders all being physicians,
constitute eoaaultlng bears. -I,
M. CROWELU M, P fim
WOOL GOODS SPECIALTIES FOR
'. .. MONDAY v'-,;'.';'
5 2 -inch White or Cream Mohair, a
Kood, heavy, one, 60c.
62-Inch Brllllantln In
Greens, Grays,
oi-incn enmon ranama a good,
soft finish, clean, pure wool fabric:
WOlth 81.00 anvwhara Thl. I a.
leader with us.
Browns, at the
yard.
88-inch All-Woo! TamUn Thla la
the best 60c. goods made to-day. It
will clean like white roods anil wonra
accordingly.
White or Cream,
ui venders, ooc. yard.
44-lnch Voiles Just In, all colors
new Grava. Browna. Rluea. Tana a
beautiful quality,
terns each at special, sc.
A few epeotals picked from dif
ferent parts of our store, all specials
In their respective departments.
ARNOLD'S
24-lneh new
the same pattern
manes up just as pretty. special.
20c yard.
SIMLA SILKS
The very best . Imitation on the
market, washes and looks like Silk;
Checks In Black and White, Brown
and White, Green and White. Special,
23c, yard.
A FINE CROCHET QUILT
This is a large Fringed Quilt,
made for iron beds especially. Special
1.48.
60 pieces Brown Linen, 10c
26 pieces Colored Linens In Blues,
Browns, Tans, Grays, Greens; Una
for children, 15c.
These are just a few of the good
things we are showing and selling.
While goods are in a general way ad
vancing, our prices are the same
and will be kept so Just as long as
possible. This Is made possible here
by our great purchasing capacity.
Come to the live place, always doing
something.
worth to-day Jl.zs.
prevails, 98c yard.
A
in your home means a musi
cal education for your chil
dren and high-class enter
tainment at all times for
your family and friends.
Prices
$10. to $300.
Stone I
Barringer.Co.
OFFICE OUTFITTERS,
Cut Flowers
CARNATIONS
ROSES
Violets
BM1LAX (6 ft ropes)
ASPARAOUS FKRN
WEDDINO BOUQUETS
FLORAL DE3IGN8
Writs, telegraph or telephone; wa
will do the rest and do It quick and
right Ten modern green-houses, pro.
ouelng the finest flowers. A - trial
order will convince. .
WAN LINDLEY NUnSERT CO,
,'.-. romona, N. O, . t -4
' ; nd telesrame t flreensbore. v
MISS MAMIK BAYS, AfeV
victor
Talking
Machine
vnnnoiuv , v . ;.
Ti'o ry crren c
on ail purchases c.f .. )
and over to point I t
North and Kout!) CVto-llna.
Blacks, Tans, 48c.
Colors. Black, Blues,
special price of 86c
All Bhaj1aaRlwlr
Blues, Tans, Grays,
all wool; few pat
KESOICK SUITING
natterna taken from
in fine wool goods;
Do You Practice
Economy ?
There is no better
way to save time,
travel, trouble and
money than by using
the Bell telephone.
It is as valuable in
the home as in the
office.
Don't take our word
for it. Ask your
friends.
REASONABLE RATES.
CAU CONTRACT DEPARMKT. HO. 9250.
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATIS
FACTORY. "GET IT AT HAWLEToV
Perfect
Prescription
Gompoundin&
Ever notice a HAWLET
LABELT They are always,
typewritten. No chance .' to
mistake directions. Bvery
thlng about a Hawley pre
scription la perfect, from the
drugs to the delivery. ' Bear
this In mind and have the
work done where you can be
sure.
Hawley's Pfccy
Thone ttv Tryon and 8th Sts,
To remove a eewgh you nrnut r
K eolit whleh causes tha eourn. lho
eel bins to goo tor tbi as Knnm. r
native Cough Byvui. Th lliU t- t
rHt that ta meet quickly (Taoiiva. t t
stills snt o"', th oul " '
the eolo. Sold by Hawley's iDwum. y.
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