i
p. a l.,i3 teen !t
i ' Lees ' In t..
i, has return-id
i i r t.-.rea mo
13 i r 1 "iia hi I-.l vorUi.
3. II. Gren, tf-Monroe, was
,u.'or'j last night
tt t-.s
Mr. and Mrs. M. 'I. Itarlck,'"of
Punellla, N. , J., are. visiting aUthe
friome of Mr. G. T. Buxton, on North
College street, -
, ills little Ray, of McAflenavllle,
la spending several flays In the city
with Mrs. Grace Adams n North CON
"lege street ,
Mrs. Xjewls C. Brown, (Misses Iucy
Brown, Ashland tiowe, and,' Mary
Kimmons, of jConcord, ran jover for
"The Bed Feather" at the Academy
yesterday afternoon. ,
Miss Alice Springs la expected In
. the city this, week from, the North
'. where she has been spending the sum
mer,. "TSbe will (spend Jhe. winter at
'the Central, .
- "Miss Marguerite Springs. will leave
the, last of the week for (Hartford,
-Conn., to visit Miss Harriet Wilkes
Bankin.
Miss Eliza Mitchel has returned to
her. home- In ,. Gainesville, Ga., after
spending some time in the city with
jktr. and Mrs. A,. V, -Mar rill, ,
- Misses -Violet and Julia Alexander
jreturned yesterday from New T""k
.where they landed front their; trip
abroad several .lays ago. J
Mrs! - George C. Ramsay will leave
to-morrow lor New xorn.
' Mrs. R. A. Dunn has returned, to
the city from & visit of several weeki
North, -, , " V v ,
Mrs. ,A.dalphus N. Wood, of GafTney,
fe. C, is visiting her mother Mrs. P.
8. Farrow, at her home No. 10 South
Myers street. u y j
Mrs. J. B. Davidson, of Qulncy,
IFla., Is' visiting at the heme of Mr
T. Zimmerman In Dllworth. .
"t, ... ' . 1 j N
' iHfe 7oe Hoffman.' of Orange, N.
J.. Is
at the Relwvn. ' Bhe IS me
wuest -of er ..brother, Jr.-
Hoffman. .. ' , -
ma .
. Protracted Sutt Against Life Inrnir-
- ance Company Kesultti In Verdict
V ..'''' Tor Plalhtlir-'-Court Calendar Re-
V." vised, .and Reproduced In ruu.
- After a trlai - which occupied the
',' srreater nart of two days, the case of
V J- M. Sykes versus the Ufe Insurance
- Company of Virginia was given v iue
mi inrv hw. Ju flora G. fi.- Ferguson last
. ftia-ht at :30 o'clock. After a few
mimitps' deliberation a verdict In
favdr of the plaintiff was returned and
' recorded. .Thus the first week of the
- civil term of Superior Court drew to
to, close. Two mora weeks remain and
- the calendar has had to be re-adjust-
'" ed, owing to the slowness with which
; the .courtLimachlnery has mov!d and
. . v.iarr nn,mbpii of cases docketed.
,u. Many have bsen continued, and 'the
calendar as reviaea is as,
' MONTJAT, OCTOBER 1TH.
Earl Bumgarner : vs. ' Thomasville
'enniri. WArbi O.n ' W. E. Austin 3c
1 WTtfe vs. Life insurance Company "of
Virginia. - ' '
t .TJIiESDAY, OCTOBEiR 8TH.
" " Carrv V. Wlngate, vs. Life Insur-
fltw-e Oomnanv of- Virginia; -'T. O
Kniiires' and wife. vs. Ufe Insurance
," ' Company of Virginia.. -
.' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
' Frances Brooks vs. Life Insurance
t , rvimtmnv.. nf Virsrinia: . M. Black-
- ' welder,, vs. Lite Insurance Company pf
(" ' Virginia, f . i
. THURSDAY," O'CTOBER 10TH. ,
. Hsfll M. Irwin, et al., vs.' Charlotte
V Cotton 'Mill; J. H. Fisher, y John
, - Davis; W. J Sofley, vs J. M. Hamp
' "ton; Irene Martin, vs. Highland Paqfi
MTr t'omuanv: vv. . larifn, vs
' ; , , Jlighland Park Mfg! Company.' , -:'
,i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11TH. ,
'" -TriB" p. ftrown. adm'r., vs. A. T. & O
' - - n. R. Company; E. V. Flnlayson Mfg,
, , fioniDanv vs. Southern Railway -Com
- - anv: J. T, Banders & Company, vs,
Southern Kauway jimjuy.
- MONDAY,, OCTOBER 15TH.
Rufus Foreman, vs. C. C R. R.- Co
nni southern Railway Company: Mrs
tf .T, (honeld and' husband,, "vs,
. southern Railway . Compahy; A. A.
Anthony, vs. W. S Jones. .
; TUESDAY, OCTOBEB 15TH.
" Tiarclav vs. South Atlantic Waste
- Comoanv: R.''E. & C E.. Mason, vs
Wilson Cotton Mill. , . ,
',. ", WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TII
'". James Williams, vs. A, A C." A. L
."RftHwav Company; v B. Pavls, Vs.
. onthern Railway Company; , Ernest
Co user ys.'Isam (Jtover -
THURSDAY. . OCTOBER 17TH.
Tjmh'ert Kuhnvs; Southern Rail
' way Company and Charlotte Electric
Railway Llgm sc rowir umpaiiy, a.
B. Root. J. w. Ingram aim a,
' twhwpv vs. J.r G. Hood;' Wlel. Colb
A Wilklns, vs. La Marguerite - ho&4
Vimnanv:"P. Bi Seism vs. Elizabeth
Mills-, James B. McCree; vs. Char
lotto Pipe St Foundry .Company; Amer
onn Trust Company, vs. D..A..Gar-
rlson. et al.; American Trust Compa-
r. oyt vs. S. J. Durham, et al. :
Uoy'a 5leo tlngjs nt.Y. M. C. A.
The 'boys' gospel meeting at tho
, Young Men's Christian Association this
"afternoon at 2:45 "o'clock-will he ad
dressed by Mr, N, S, Offburn on the
suhlecti "The Boy and Hl Home
Life," Mr. Ogburn is a very earneut
speaker ana the hoys win enjoy a
- great treat in hearing Jnlm sp:ak.. .All
tooys Itpm If toll, invited. The
frpscents are 11 points ahead of the
Stars In the contest for members fori
the weeunR. . - . - '
Mr, Palmer Chalmers will speak at
the boys' Sunday. club this afternoon
at 6 o'clock. - His subject wHl be "The
Friendship Of Christ." All boys over
13 Invited, !' , '
Amnn? the visitors ln theity last
' night were MissrsrN. O. "Walker and
sV. B. Roddey, of Rock Hill,, a C.
Mr. ,& W. Bagley, of Raleigh, was
registered among the the guests at
, the Central last night.
E. L, "Witters of Waynesvhle, spent
last evening In the city, stopping at
the Beiwyn. , , ,
The Fall Festival will get
swing one week from to-day. f
Into
, Don't take our word for tt hnt iut try
niw Ribbon Vanilla once and ee what
yen r.ava teen missing.' -
t r t
i.td ere tat a .:.,. y dy.
'.t. n-r'i : ', v-'.-.o t.is been
eJ to h.d rvu..i lot the past two
months, la on te ttrectd f;:iin.
The Tct-t Ioples' tlUsinnary
i-ty of TiSiii'y Method. at oauroh
:i meet tl.'s mr-n.lng at 1 O'clock.
.-t-The.LaUles'- Auxiliary of the Y.
M. C. A. will hold Its first meeting
ext. Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock..
Mrs. Charles C. Hook nas left
the Presbyterian Hospital and Is now
at her home on East Morehead Matreet.
Mr. A. F. Johnson and Miss May
Rogers, both of Derlta.-'were married
by- Magistrate J. W. Cobb Friday af
ternoon. s.
The first fall metlng - of the
Ministers' Association will be held at
11 o'clopk to-morrow morning in the
parlors of the Y M. C. A. '. -
Capt. FJ W. Ahrens, who has been
ill for some time at his home on East
Morehead street, has been removed
to the Presbyterian Hospital. .
Mr1. James O.' Walker, who, ws
operated on at me rresoyiermu
Hospital this week for an injured
foot, Is getting1 awng veajr well.
Charlotte cotton receipts yester
day amounted to 280 bales at 11 1-1
cents, as against 51 bales at 10:65 on
the corresponding , aajr Jast year. .
A. rather uniaue ceieDranon - vi
Lee's birthday for next Friday is being
planned by Prof. John I, uairo, oi me
Batrd School. , ,The birthday falls on
Saturday, ' ' '
Mrs: H. S. Bryan will have charge
of the orgatf at the Try on Street Meth
odist church', after tne 1st 01 Novem
ber.. " She- takes" the place of Prof.
David Huyck. ; '." '
iiivltatlwna have been received In
the rity tq thef corner-stone laying of
the Winston-Salem 1 Y.V.M. C. A.
Building, whlch will take place Sun
day afternoon, 13th," y -V'
The students of the North Caro
lina Medical College . will . organise a
M. C. A. this morning at to oviock
at the college.,.,, Mr. G. C. Hunting
ton will address them. , ...
Parsifal.", which was presented
at the Academy of Music last -spring
to good crowds,' will he ony tne stage
here to-morrow, matinee anajigni,
and will be well attended. , '
A rriwfisflirA rrf!ved VftsterdftV bV
friends in the clt from Mr.vLavia .
Llttlejohn,1 who Is taking the Pasteur
treatment In Baltimore, stated that he
will be home the latter .part of this
week'. . ? ' V -
Office hours from 11 to 1 O'clock
each day have. been established by
Mayor T. S. Franklin, during wnicn
he can te foiind at the city hall by
persons having .business with th$
mayor. . ,
Master Charles L. Torrence, Jr.,
firtn f Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Torrence,
was thrown to tha ground from his
whfil while SDeedtnx aown juzauem
avenue yesterday and severely cut and
bruised. ' ' T ,
-i-Franlr Dal ton. the ne-ieggea
bP2-efli- whose return to these diggings
was chronicled recently.' made a. trip
to the lockup1 last night,accompaniea
by an offtcial escort -,He,waa drunk
ana swearing. '
The business men's gymnasium
class of the YOung Men's Christian
Association win meei w-morruw i
ternoon at 5:80 o'clock. The. regular
class days are Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at 5:30. , .
. Mr .Junius P.' Sherrlll has been
appbinted assistant transfer clerk in
the office -of the Southern passenger
station. . This makfS three men In
this office. Mr, Sherrlll will retain
his, present join for a snort time. ,
The personal workers' training
class of boys' department -or the
WToung Men's Christian Association
will meet this afternoon at s ocioc.
The class 'Will take up th stuay.
fhrit Amon Men." Mr. - viyaa
Walsh Is the leader of thA class, -
Miss Stevens, the deaconess from
fiastniiin. will make a talk this after
noon at 4:45, In the Sundny. scaooi
room of Tryon . istreei memrani
church. The. talk. will br addressed
especially .to the Light Bearers ana
the Young people's Missionary , ou
clety. . .
-In a spirited Contest yesterday
morning at the Young Men's Christian
Association Buldmg, the Leopards
won from the Buffaloes. The score
was 3, to 2. The playing oraieDane,
Lone-and Keesler for tiie Leopards
and of Newell for the Buffaloes- wasTurg rjotton Mill, Is spending to-
th fpature. v - k -
. Another new car was put. on the
Highland Park line yesterday and the
first regular trio to the end of this
lin PYtendeJ. which stops at the
Mecklenbrug Mill, was made. - Tn
lengthening of this line bytialf ai
mile makes it tne longest In the city.
A shakcup 'in the car schedules Is
probable, r ,
The Yqijnjf Ve0P,e,s Christian
Union of East Ayenue Tabernacle in
vites the -public to -meet with them
this evening t?$ 6:30. A special pro-
David L. Probert will make an ad
dress. ' , His subject Will be, "Rally
p to ' WoTk." , A violin ' sol will be
played by Miss Laura Dresser.
THE RED FEATHER."'' "
Host of Charlotte" Thentre-Goers En
Joy tho "Aristocratic Comie oipcra"
.The
T.ed, Feather; has come .and
gone, and
a host at Charlotte people
enjoyed It. It is callcdf"the aristo
cratic comic , opera" and, 'by many
who saw It here last night and ygster
dayi afternoon, - think that it is well
dMcribed. During the progress of-the
Show and immediately after the cur-
rtain alls on, the last act those who
witness it are eninusiasuc in tneir
nralse but after they have roamed
around awhile and then try to recall
something that would do to tell about
they and thss there I nothing tanggi
ble. But, ail the san, the "itea Featn
er" entertains and delights for the time
being, i It makes the person with the
Blues or th Black Thought forget
himself, laugh . and rejoice. When
asked which one - of the company
ploased best ono can hardly say, but
the memory brings 'back, 'Bujvr
Strauss, the little comedian, who did
many things wU and called forth the
encores i tnuio injune vy hhikiitk
via Washington." He comes first In
the hearts of th on.looker, Anita, a
Spanish girl, and Mile. Flnne, a fah
ions ble milliner, were liked. Cherldah
fiimpson, -as Countess. Hilda -Von
Drags; (Red Feather), Is - Imposing
looking and has a strong, sweet voice
She sings well and looks well. Rich
ard Karl, as Colons! Mapatrlrk, and
Frank H. smith, as Bagstock Bowler,
provoked laughter.
. Borne of 4 He songs, most of the cos
tume- and the scenpry were aU right.
. The music under the direction of C.
W, Ifeech, who played the piano with
his hands -and directed those on the
Ktagn with his head, was a feature of
the show. , 1
The "Red ' Feather" deserves goo
tatronsre. ' "
is as tro- :x f 1 i
i'v l t ! -i'-L.
ID.
Ihluli cf t: n trou
r-r hi l's a!r-t;.
J or; cle.
e it saves
and t:,a Qu.ii.iy it
l.isures.
1. - r.-..-Tz'.ir Co.,
' INVITATIONS
fSorroctly snd Promptly Engraved I
Send for Samples and Prices
P. Stevens Engraving Go., Engravers
U7 Whitehall St.. Atlanta. Ga. !
Jackson Square Brand
'
U .M
Is sold on its drinking merits. ,
, w We guarantee it to please t- you. ' , ; ,
"Your grocer Nvill supply you.
Importers Coffee Co., Ud., New Orleans, U. S. A.
Chambers & Moody Co., Charlotte Wholesale Agents. -
I A i, PERSONAL. $ , '-f ,
The Movement 'of a Number of Peo
ple, Visitors and Others.'
Rev. Francis Osborne Is spending
a tew days In Greensboro. . -
Among the Quests In the city yester
day morning were Messrs. 8, S. Steele,
J. P. Leak and William Entwlstla,
of Rockingham. 4 They were register
ed at the Central. ; , - , " .
Messrs.. A. I Davis and R.N H.
Barnes of Richmond, Va., were reg
istered among the guests at the Sel
wyn yesterday. '
Mr. George W. Pritshett, of Greens
boro, , was visitor In the city yes
terday. , v
Mr. S. J. Lowe, of Concord, .was
a guest at the Buf ord yesterday. " '
Mr. Charles D. Skldmore, - of Mon
roe, was registered among the guests
at the Southern Manufacturers' . Club
yesterday. , .
Mr. R, a . Cannon, of Rock Bill.
S. C. soefit last nlKht in the city.
Mr. W; B. ' Button," of Concord,
was a visitor in the city last night.
Mr. I. W. Shellk. of McAdenvliie,
spent last ntsrht in the city.
Among the; guests at the southern
Manufacturers' Club, last night were
Messrs. Charles Iceman, Prof. J. A.
Bivlns, O. V.. Kachlltsky, and J..L.J
, Mr. R. T.. Pickens, of High Point,
was ik visitor In the city yesterday.
- Messrs. F. H. Morrison and I. A.
Davenport. of Richmond, Va., were
registered among the guests at the
Southern , Manufacturers' Club yester
day. .
Mr. T. L. Smith, of Conord, was
registered at the Selwya last nig1.it.
Mr, Eugene Kerr tfas entered the
Georgia School of Technology from the
Davidson school. . .
Mr. A., K. Loftln, of Greensboro,
was guest of the Buford last night.
Messrs. W; C. Stack and Edward W.
Crow, of Monroe, were at the Bu
ford last night,' ...
Mr. J. W. Crmway returned yes
terday . from X week's trip to New
York and other points. -
Mr. Howard G. Baird has gone to
New York.' where he takes position
with the Edison Electric Company."
iMr, -Howard H. Banks has returned
from Ashevllle, where he spent bis
vacation, ' ' , ' ' ' -' i
Mr.. Stuart Cramer, Jr., who Is at
tending the University of North Car
olina, at Chapel Hill, Js spending
Sunday with his parents. - ,'
Mr. B. G. FaKTs, of Gre'envllle, 8,
C Jivision superintendent of, the
Southern, spent yesterday in the city
on business. , . - '
' Mr. William G. Coleman, of Whit-
thlre. S. C president of fae Meck
day in the city.
was a visitor in the city last night.
Mr. ' John Crawford, or Lancaster,
8. C. was registered among the guests
at the Buford last night '
Mr. T. C. Hunter, of Huntesrvllle,
spent last night in the city.
Mr. F. B. rishhume, or coiumhia.
S, C, was a visitor in the-city last
night. '
Mr. H. S Duvai win leave in ity
this mornlngf for Augusta, Ga., , to
take up his duties there to-morrow
as commercial agent of tne Southern.
Dr. D. K.' Bryson, of Bryson City,
former resident of the city, was
registered ''among the guests at the
Central last nigh. s '?
I AND HE P1ISSED IT
, A traveler stopping at a house on the road side asked his host why
it was that he kept the doors locked. He was told It -was to keep
out burglar. Askd vh he Jtept a loaded gun he was-told It was
. to kill burglars if they entered the . house. .Asked why he Insured
' his, house. ,he said it was to protect his property and save him from
loss. Asked why he Insured his life he said it was to leav money
In caHe he died. "A man cannot be too particular he must look
, ' ahead and provide for the future." Anted why he didn't spend fifty
cents for ft bottle of Gowan's Pneumonia Cure in case croup or colds
- or Vneumonia entered hfi noma and took awav himself or his loved
' ones, replied, that ha ,expectea w , buy a. bottle of that to-morrow or '
next day. . ' .
The traveler told him that ToMorrow nevf r came and was too Jate.
The fManria Liquor Treatment
CTJEES TO STAY
6afo and prompt relief! CaU or wrlto to nearest
Sanltsrlnm. Afldrcw , . . t ,
HcKanna 3-Day Liquor Cure Co.
COLrMJilA.S.
120 1-3 Blaln
e ;:y-openf-l can
25 cts. 1-lb. -at
all grocers.
t,r,7 Cilcir.s, I). S. A.
r" v
f r If LmJM
Special Notices
i
We hova iome fancw New York State
Celery and headed Lettuoo. String
Bnni, Parsnlpi, Carrots, Green Corn,
snl everything else good to et Quick
dalivwy; call early. MILLER-VAN
NBVS8 CO.. 27 North Tryon.
NICE , TO-DAY, FREH3H MBI)NS,
Snip Ban nd Turnips. Lettuce. SaKd
and Tomatoes. Nice New York Stats
Grapes, Baianat and Apple and one
barrel Cranberries, ChirkriiS, lEgKS and
Kutter. f Phones 1222-2184. JNO. W.
SMITH. x
'LA AGE SHIPMENT OK C1NCO CKl'SliS
fill ' siset and ahades tut rrocivnl. at
wholesale and retail. WOOD ALL &
SHEPPARD, Druggists.,
FIFTY TO SBVB1NTY-FIVB PER CKNT,
eft on - second-hand typewriters. 8W
machines at prloet that will astonish
you by their chearnesa. J. E. CUAY-
TOX4 & CO.. 217 K. Tryon St, 'Phone 304,
WfittHKS FOR SAL3C WE HAVK ON
hand several nice, wen oroKe driving
horses that we will sail. Worth the
money ' considering qualities of horses.
W, G. ROSS & CO., 20$ and 211 West
ttn street . .
THB NEW YORK LUNCH KOOMS ZH
N. Tryon, z v. araoe, tt. araeo,
newly relltted, .marble-slabbed 'lunch
and dmlng rooms. - Bill of fare Includ
ing all tne mantel anoras. iry our egg
anawtcnes. . . -.
FOR ItENT 7-ROOM HOt'SE, FOURTH
mints'. I-U: 500 Et Pth. modprn liniirovo
merits, 6-roomS, fjK). bth in exrell-jnt
neighborhoods una on cur lines; riT is.
- 4th rtreet. 5 rooms. JW. 3 hull jnutll Gra
ham atreet. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON
& P.RO. . ' .
A WEAK VANILLA WILL SPOIL THE
bput denwrt. When' you wane a true
Vjnllla flavor you munt use Blue Rib
. ben, tha "ptu-e food" Venllla.
FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS OUR
chief occupation, The undivided atten
tion of experts In- thl department ln
ure you correct snd arourale service.
Try us. JARr V. BTOWE & CO., Drug-
guta. . t'nonc
THEATO
r m " v 5 ' v k
"LitVof Moses," V
Ancient Rome' y ;
: ;:and-,4The Pope"
Monday and Tuesday.
- Beautifully Tinted.
J.
St Thno 41S.
Thone II .
' t,
v.'
The product's of Austria, France,-Japan, Mexico and America bought months
ago, long before linens had incresedin price. The inexpensive, useful -ma-
. chine work that the Austrians make-4 so welf one, two anji three rows of
v work; the .Eennaisance from France, the finer handiwork of the skilled Japs
- and Mexican girls, the cheaper Cotton and part Linen In which America ex-
celsatl assembled for this sale event, at prices ab out same as we could im-
t pom ourselves to-aay.
.v v -' Here's An Index to ValuesWe Can Only , Mention a Few: ' r ' ,
lBxl. Linen Covers, hemstitched, and one row .work!. .. ..; ,,..,15c.
30x30-inch Linen Covers, hemstitched and one row drawn work.,., ... 25c
20x36 Linen Scarfs, hemstitched and row drawn work,.' ... ..... ... .25c.
20x45 Linen Scarfs, hemstit
36x36 Linen Scarfs; hemstitched, one row drawn work..., . , ... ...;50c. ;
12x12 linen; Covers." hemstitched, three rows drawn work...
20x36 Linen Scarfs, hemstitched, three rows drawn .work.'..
18x18 Linen Covers, hemstitched,1 three rows drawn work,
54x54 Linen Covers, hemstitched, three rows work, . . . V
12xl2-inch KennaissanCe Linen Covers, worth twice this
lbxlo liennaissance Lmen
36x36 Rennaissancb Linen ,
20x54 Bennaissance 'Linen
bxb rqai Hand vvork, Japanese and Mexican Lmen Drawn Pieces. Special. ..10c.
9x9 real Hand Work Drawn Pieces; ... ... ...19c.
12x12 real Hand Work Drawn Pieces. , .... .... ... ' ' ' 25c!
18x18 real Hand Work Drawn Pieces.
24x24 real Hand Wokr Drawn Pieces
30x30 real Hdnd Work Drawn Pieces .
36x36"real Hand Work Drawn Pieces
lxo4 real Hand, work Drawn Pieces . . , , 75C.
20x54 Scarfs, and 36x36 Covers, real Hand Work, beautiful patterns; .worth
uuuoic our saie price
, :belk
Wholesale and Retail
JUST RECEIVED' , SOME
K-NICB COUNTRY , HONEY
CTlN THE CMB.' ' i '
r , , yt. M. CROWELL. ,
v
. "Phones 744 and 297.
HOLLISTER'S
Rocky Tea
, A Buiy MadidM Isr Buty paosit, . , ,
Bring? Qtldw Health SMI Benswes VlfW.
A speotfle tor ConitlMttoo, Indlfenttso. Lim
and Kldanr traablet, Pimples, iiwwA, Iitipurs
Blood. Bkd Breath, Slusnlah BoiraU, Hesdacbs
and BaoRschs-i Its Rooky Mountain Tea In tab
let form, 86 oents a bos. Omnia made by
BofisTXR Dana OonPANr. Madltcm, Wis,
GOLDEN NUGGETS F0A SALLOW PEOPLE
How's V
. OUT . , -
Digestion?
!Bctter try 1
Kida fithia Vatcr
i ' ) V 1 ' . ! w I '
Fine'for the stomach,
liver, and kidneys ;'.
All Drug Stores ;
or . 1 1
Brannon Carbonaling
, Company ,
DistribUtorBc
Thone 835.
Jrmttt ;
Chenill? Portiers
': Cost Money.
' Even 1 th4 summer sun
shine has faffed nut spots 1n
your portlem or curtains even
If handling them has dirtied
them they ra too expensive
to throw away.
We can clean them nicely
, or can dye them another brll
llant color for only 11.60 a
' pair, and they will be as good
as new again. ,
kii,.l f.ltw.l J
Lanndcrers. Dyrra Cleaners,
Sit Bon'.h Tryoa Etroet.
;Ya!ii)ll0.Cey'
'tan! "Scarffs
, , -
ched, one - row drawn work .
Covers ... r ...
Covers : . ; . .
Scarfs . . ....
, . .... . , . ; ..... , , .S1.48
BROS,
(HICKER
ING AND IVERS & PONDS PIANOS
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-Parker-Gardner Company
Piano
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s . , .39c.
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.....25c.
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63c. ;
price... .... ... ,...18c
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... ... ... $1.48. -1
r. ,.. . ,93c!
38fi
. 50c
75C,
. ,V . ', . ,98c.
Wholesale and Retail
, Many other makes as welT to
choose from.
. We are not bound down by any
particular Piano makar. Wo buy our
Pianos in the open market, sell them
t any price, we please,, and in thia
department, the same as in our fur. '
nituro and carpet departments, we '
aim to give our customers tho best
that Is purchasable Examine Planoa .
laewhere and then see if we can't
offer you the best values. Hundreds
f peopl are finding it so. ' You
will, too, Jf ypu Investigate . .
Department.
That Fit mgiit.'
Look Right arid
Feel Right.
;;H'frV;v,'..;,.'! :
arc almost as essential to a
man's success in life -as
proper food, good health
and "brains,"
If ydu wish to wear
clothes that are different
in style, fabric and -finish,
from the commonplace, you
can do it, at moderate cc
by coming hero and mn ' ;
'a selection from our h:
and superb stock.
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