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North Tryon street. lie v. Vr. C. L.
Lr'own. also missionary to Japan in
behalf .of the Southern Lutheran
Church, has been in the Presbyterian
-iio:;pltaI here for several weeks, and
Id m-arlng complete recovery. Ha will
prt.iibly be able to ciil fur Japan
in December. His wile is stopping
at Lr. Holland's.
-The following card which has een
received in Charlotte, is of much inr
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellington Cobb
request the honor of -your
company, at the marriage of their
- , ' niece ' f
i Miss Eleanor Virginia' Farlsh
' ") , to . '
: air. Lynn Banks Williamson
- pn the evening of Thursday, the
, iwenty-nrst of November
' - at eight o'clock . ' '
. at Fourteen East Sixtieth Street ,
' ' In the City of New York ' , ,
Mr.' and Mra. C. O." Howard, of San
'dy Ridge, Union county, were la the
city yesterday. - f '.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaae. Pearson Cald
well are keeping nous In the home ot
V Mra. "M. T." LeQrend. on the -eornor
of Eighth and Poplar streets, and
Mr. and Mra, Howard A. Banks hare
moved Into the Torrence,'1 house on
Eighth street.' - v, ;
' .Mrs,' t)avlj- V, Cannon,' of Concord,
was a Charlotte visitor yesterday. ;
Jburg, Is visiting her brother, Dr. ( A.
aa.. werron. : , , . . -,
Mlss julla Robertson has returned
f rdm Raleigih, where she visited at the
home of Col A. B. Andrews, :
".The following Invitation (has been
Issue,!:-" , " 1 " - -v
,Mf, and Mrs. Philetus K. Llnney
announce the marriage of their, aaugn
- . , . P!mmi Grace
Mr. " Lindsay . Ferguson Carleton
' Saturday, November the second '
v nineteen hundred and seven '
' North Wllkesboro," North Carolina.
At Home - v; - . f - -
after Novemner temn ' -
North Wllkesboro. N. C . .
" - Mr;.; Ellen - Mackenzie, of Illinois,
;' Is the guest of her eon. Mr. I P. Mac
L daughter. Miss Iona Mackenzie. -
' Mr, and -Mrs. Joel Jenkins Hutch
tson have rooms at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, A. M. McDonald and are
taking their meals at Dr. T. F. Cost
ner's. s
' Mrs. T. Sum pter Means, ef South
carouna,' is tne guesi i ws. aicr
Jdoore, on Tenth avenue,(
Mrs.. Pan! Garrett, who had been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fran
W. Garrett, of EMlworwi. iert yester
day for her home, Norfolk,' Va.
V'R Miss Emma Brown.; of . Salisbury.
I. ..I.UIn. ;f f rQ Win b
' Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jordan have re
turned from Guilford county, where
they spent several days. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Verkins and
f children. Irene an J Aubrey, left yes
terday, for '. Greensboro, where they
will visit friends ana relatives.
3 -Ur. inA Mra. Hull) Chatham, of El-
jcin, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Chatham. .Mrs. Chatham was to have
v nnAaixrnn an nnemtion for annendlct'
tls but her physician does not think
It necessary now.
Mrs. R. E. Little and Misses. Jessie
v Moore and Rosa Moore, of Vades
boro, are at the Buford. s -
" Mr W. n. Moore and Miss Mary
Morrow, of Gastonla, were in the city
yesterday.
' Mlsse Irma, Wllleford arid Lucy
, Bell 'Jenkins, of King's Mountain,
were ln the city yesterday. ? v .
: Misses Minnie and Liza Stanclll," of
" Eocklngham, are visiting, friends In
the city. They spent yesterday with
Jlise Pat LeGrand. t ,
.a ,,t..t ; .i, i.iii-ii mi t r I . i - ...'in- iri.r-Mri' '":' 'w' :;',;"
rev. H r Atkrvs improved.
Former Charlotte - Pastov IJrtne; ' at
- . Randora, Texas He Writes to His
Conference Paper of a lucent Trip
Hoallh Much Better. -
- -Rev. H. I Atkins,' who was at one
.tlma pastor of , Calvary . Methodist
church, In this city, doing very laitft
' ful work here for three ysars, . and
, who is now-In Bandera, Texas Is very
much Improved in health i
' '. Mr. .Atkins was one of the best-
. loved pastors ' who has Iiad work In
this city, and many people here and
elsewhere in the State will be glad to
know of his Improvement. ' He went
to Bandera three 'years ago m very
feeble health, and with little hope In
. VjmsAlf inri fmm Vila, frtpnila fur hl
.. Improvement, but from the first - of
' his residence there the climate has
proven beneficial to him. ' He has re-
. rentlv attended a stsslon.of the Ger-
frnan Mtesion Conference, and of his
visit to that body he writes an inter
estlng letter In this week's isme of
tin VAMK .fBHillim fr allAtl Advo.
- rate. He retains his membership in
the Western North Carolina Confer-
ence.s' "i:X-.,M:M''li:2:
' r Early last , night ' box1 No. 14 called
' out the fir '. department, but the
, alarm was a' false one. , There was
nothlnsr dolnff when . the nrmon ar-
Ahnut ll'Sft nV1nfW the nutomfttln
bells In the College street building
of the . General Fire Extinguisher
I Company's building began to ring
and . police . omcers turned in the
alarm. The department responded,
but the sprinklers had put out the
blaze which had caught in a barrel
- of waste and twine. The automatlo
sprinklers did the work. , ,
7 ' IntMvst In "Cliadrcn's' Ilour." .
:';:The "Children Hour"1 at the Car-
u negle Library, which. Is' held "every
nuay auernoon, is growing more
popular with the little folks and with
many of their adult friends. Yester
day there was a large ' attendance
present, and the children's room was
prettily decorated. The story at that
hour was "Pied Piper of Hamlin." and
the entire-hour was thoroughly en
Joyed. ., t .
Mr. ,Vf. Samuel Krauos, of Monroe,
spent yesterday In th clfy,
. 1h gruatcut sellers lnI'ltTinfUhVin n".
trerts are lomon and vanilla jf you
try ttmm rro you will understand bv
.the tniar all others. . J.
jr. t i.: -:. r :
Located In the 1 t r-f C .:lor;
street cars and the bu : -.-s and
high-class commercial ar.a tourist
Table.de fcote dinners 6; 0 0 to
to 8:30.
EDGAR B. I.IOOPvE,
PBES1DEXT CAUTER UBE
s. & w.xornaALs is tee crry
Party of Capitalists and Engineers In
terested m the souui ,. etivni
Railroad Passed Tlrough Charlotte
Iiast Nlht Aftc Having Made an
Insneo;lon Toiir in South Carolina
Company Will r Kxpend About
i $50,000,000 on the New Line, Which
V Promises to Revolutionize Industry
' to Piedmont Carolina Sseklngf a
' Route loni Bostlc . to the fiea
' coast. 'jAWff
r. Accompanied by party of capital
ists interested Iff the project, -. Presi
dent George L. Carter, of Jhe South &
Western, spent a few hours In the city
last hight, en route from Bouth Caro
lina, wher an Inspection -has beea
made of the country with a view to
securing the teat .possible route for
the line, which will ; run from . BostiC,
Lhls (State, to the aeacoast. wun
President Carter was Mrv J. T. Odell,
railroad , man of experience and
broad views, ; representing & ' large
amount of the financial Interest that
are behind the company, Mr. M'.' "W.:
Potter, who is also along with? .the
party, ia a New York lawyer, and
chairman of the South & Western
Company. The other member Qf the
partyls Mr. M. J. Caples, .general
manager, who was at one time wn.
the Norfolk & Western. .
' - OBJECT OF VISIT. V- ,
rrhe object of , our visit, is' to , et
Mr. Odell'n views of the country, so
that he can help us decide if there is
enough in this part or tne soutn .w
Justify . the large expenditure of mony
which will be necessary m construe
inr the South & "Western." Said i Mr.
Carter ta The Observer men Who call
ed on him. "We ar now consiaering
three passible "routes, to glve'v" con
nection with the sacoast from Bos
tic. One of these la via Gaffney to
Charleston ; another through Spartan
burg. Augusta and Savannah, and the
other is down the Wateree country to
Charleston. We hold large property
Interest at Southport, Charleston and
Savannah, but are not considering
making Southport th sea terminal
for our' line. .
The line from Kant, Virginia, on
the 'north -to Bostlc, Is 10 miles long.
Rails are now laid for 109 miles, 80
of which are in operation. We ex
pect to have the entire line In opera
tion within twelve months.
f "Work on laying the rails through
the Rlne Rldae tunnel.' at McKlnney's
Gan. will be completed this week. It
Is possible that we wlir have the line
In - operation within about - eight
months. The total length of tlve road,
after connection Is secured to the sea
coast, will e about' 800 miles, and
the cost will be .between l40.000.000
and 150,060,000. The cost tor build
ing! the road from Kant, Va,;to Bos
tlo was about 120,000,000, a dlaUnce
of only 110 mum
: "We will get to Wilmington through
the a A. L., which runs ; through
your city. This should -give you di
rect connection with the Ohio river
and Westejrn roads. From Kant, Va.,
our line -will be extended 85 miles to
Elkhorn, Ky.i to get connecUon,wlth
the Chesapeake Ohio. -- ' ,
Asked about the effect the . money
situation would have upon the con
struction work President Carter stat
ed that there would be no suspension
of operations, but that he expected
the present stringency to affect every
business interest and every ; home Jn
America. In reply ; o a question as
to the Influence the construction 1 of
the South ft Western would have up
on himiness interests In piedmont Car
olina, he said it should have the effect
of bringing1 about a mutual help be
tween the . officials pf-th road and
the business Interests of this section.
"It will bring a pew et of people
to you, and bring a new set to us
bring ua closer together, said he. He
made no : expression of the reduction
which would probably be wrought on
coal when the f supply from ' the
Cllnchfleld mines Is turned In this
direction, except to eay that Jt should
prove stimulating to, all manufactur
ing Interests, v '
SKETCH OF PRESIDENT CARTER.
President Carter has the . appear
ance of a shrewd financier. ' He Is
pleasant and obliging; and talked free
ly about -the gigantic Industrial pro
ject of "which he stands at the head.
He has a manner of suavity, but his
general disposition strikes one as be
ing identical with a man who has the
genius for making money. In a word,
that Is his characteristic, He " was
bofn and reared at Hlllsvllle. Carroll
poimtv: Va, He -took -a contract "for
he building of several mUes of rail
road In that section ana wasi no suc
cessful that he was later enabled to
buy a controlling Interest m the Dora
furnaces, at Pulaski, Va, H engag
ed in the iron business for some years,
moving to Bristol In 1889. - About
1900 he began Investing heavily In
timber and mineral lands and shortly
thereafter organized the Virginia r A
Southwestern Railway, purchasing the
nM fioiith '- Atlantic V Ohio and the
Bristol, Ellzabethton ft North - Caro-',
Una and merging them into wnat is
now known as the Virginia & South
western. At the same time he organized-
the Virginia Iron, Coal &
Coke Company, with a oapIMl o
000,000. Later the two concerns were
thrown Into litigation, and receivers
were appointed. ' Judtf Archer A.
phelegar, formely a member of the
Supreme Court of Virginia and now
one of Mr. carter s attorneys, was ap
'.AiMfii vint receiver on hehalf 0f
fhl rrtPf htMSta i HMry K !
Eastern share-holders.- - Mr.. Carter j
retired from th companif and said;
Lrz:i iss: T'dty t nt
recovered and the-receivership dis--
solved. 1
About this time he took up the old
3Cs Railroad project near Johnson
City, and bought the line, later merg
ing It Into the South & Western Rail
way, of which U now forms a part.
This marked the beginning of . Hhe
South Wistern.
Mr. Carter owns nearly a million
dollars worth of real estate at Kings
port Tenn., and ' his holdlnar' at
John City will Hffsreirate, .it ' Is
.laid, about half a million rtoivjrs. He
also owns property. In TJnlcol county.
t Jonesboro, Bristol and In soothwpst
Virginia. Rexldes thU. he Is the prin
cipal stockholder i the' Vlrgtnia-Po-cRhontas.
Coal A Cok ; Company,
which operatpg mlnea and cok' vnn
In McDowell countv, , W"t Vlrtlnlt.
nd has holdings' that wlil v pmlwiWy
irftrgt( 'ApraI million of floll-irs
Ha la also tntprp'ed Jn the lumhr
Lubhie&s and. has a.cuinb:s ct. suLlu
con'
hc
tr;t-i
8:S0,
1 .1
i t,:.iMon,
C-Urs 'to
.re.
ilusic every cver.Ins 6:30
Proprietor.
near-Caretta. W, Va., which are own
ed by the Kingrport Lumber corpo
ration . , .. ;
. AS A POTENTIAL FACTOR.
The South & Western road prom
ises to be one of the greatest poten
tial factors in the Industrial and com
mercial expansion of the South for
many years.. Traversing as rich a
coal region' as there is ,ln the coun
try, the road will handle an Immense
tonnage for the .South and the coast
wise trade will afford a much more di
rects route than can , be secured at
present. Coming through - the. rich
farming lands of Virginia and enter
ing Tennessee through a tunnel cost
ing a million of ; dollars, the line en
tens and the most fertile fields Of that
State and run through the roughest
mountain section in the South
when it strikes the North : CaroHira
domain." Much has been mid about
this monumental project 3 and ' Its
meaning to the industries ' of ' pied
mont ; Carolina, The Obssrver carry
ing a column tory a few mornings
ago of ithe competition which would
likely follow Its construction In ; s the
sale , of coal.: -1 The cllnchfleld ' coal
mines of Virginia will be developed
at a cost of an immense amount of
money. - President Winder, of i the
company, will expend $2,500,000 - of
his own money In pllclng this pro
duct on the market It is perhaps
safe to estimate an ' annual produc
tion of coal from this development
at from 20.000.00.0 to 10.000,000 tons
; The' party , left last nl?ht for the
roal fields, goinar to PiIIHrv to catch
the western train to Ashevllle. '
BRIEFS. ;
A Few Minor Hnppenlngs In and
. - About tm City.
Dr.' John 'Blair, of Monroe, was
a Charlotte visitor yesterday. ,
-Miss Mollle Erwln, of Ashevllle, Is
visiting the Misses Rankin, on North
College street. -
' Yesterday was a beautiful autumn
day the sun was shining and every?
thing around was bright and mellow.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. McLaughlin, who was burned
Wednesday afternoon, does not im
prove. He is in a serious condition:
In an exhibition game of basket
ball at the Young Men' Christian
Association to-night, at 8:10 o'clock,
the Golds will contest with the
Greens. .
A. M. Nevllleharged wlta aban
doning his wife, was dismissed and
nia wife was made to pay the costs
tn the case by Recorder Smith yes
terday morning. .
--Mecklenburg Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will hold its regular month
ly meeting this morning In the coun
cil chamber at II o'clock. Recitations
will be a feature of the gathering.
The board of aldermen will meet
Monday night to take un ' business
which should have been attended , to
last Mondky night, but which got off
in . tracn tor tne . "first street niat
ter. ' '''
Mr. Charles E. Fratjar fnas been
appointed deputy grand president of
the Fraternal Ordr - oft Eagles of
North Carolina by Hon. T. A. Bell, of
Napa, Cal., who. Is the worthy grand
president or tne order. ..,
; Bird dogs disappear every Jay;
thieves are abroad In the city, The
man who owns l. good setter or pointer
has no trouble keeping him during
tne summer but this time of year the
sorriest mongrel is in danger.
AIL those taking part s in "The
Spinster's Return.' play whlchIs to
be given next Tiaay nignt at xryon
Mertiodist church, are requested to
be -present, in . the church parlor
promptly . at 7: 10 o'clock to-night.
It Is announced . that Assistant
General Passenger Agent, W. E. Chris'
ttan, of the S. ' A. ,L. with headquar
ters in Atlanta has been promoted to
a - more responsible position in the
Eastern offices of the. company.
Mr. C. E. Frlck, of this city, has
been re-elected treasurer of the Con-
Vocation of Charlotte, and Rev, F.
M, Osborne chosen as secretary. The
Convocation adjourned at Greensboro
Thursday night after a two days' sea
The First 11 service In the new
Methodist church of North Charlotte
will be held to-morrow and Rev. Plato
Durham will preach the sermon. Bish
op Morrison , and PresiJing Elder
Thompson ,are both expected! to be
present, s
1 -The Selwn will serve a banquet
to about 200 people for tho Greater
Charlotte Cluta on the night of ,the
15th, when President Flnley, ' of the
Southern Railway, .Governor Glenn,
of Raleigh, and the j Governor - of
South Carolina are here. .' t ' -
.North Carolina's eollectlve exhib
it sat Jamestown were glvm a total of
115 medals, according to a report giv
en out 'by the State's commlsnlosers.
The exhibits were various, represent
ing the horticulture, agriculture, com
merce and industry of the State. ; .
' The directory for the'1 Western
North Carolina Conference, which con
venes in Salisbury next Wednesday
has ' been Issued. It M nat little
booklet giving a list of tne preachers
and laymen about three .hundred of
them, and telling Where they are to
be entertained during Conference.
" -Capt. R. J Thurman J, the fath
er of Mra Paul Chatham-and MUs
Margaret iTnjirma,nd, of this city, and
Mrs. Hugh Chatham, of Elkln, I very
III at 8t, Peter's Hospital. ' It was
Anwuul! lUttl wouiu n uvr uji
morning Thursday night but herallled
"aay
... w tnrtn,riv a f,t.
the city.' He has been transferred to
Atlanta, and will go there to live.
The McKsnna Liquor Treatment
.. UUIZE3 TO GTAY
Saf and prompt relief. caU or write to nearest
' Sanitarium, - Addrcif
cdio'MAT ucrc-icurico:.:?:,"
COLt'MDH, 8- C. ; ' KriDSMLLE, N. C.
1206 i-i Main gt Thone 418. " Tlon 15 f,
DAYS
FOR
Sstatfs Sailing
Our buyer, who is in the North,
has. sent us a' big express shipment
of eMUlinery he bought : very cheap
from a leading house.
Our Milliners are busy preparing
some fine things . for to-morrow's
business. , , ' .
We will have on sale some of the
latest styles now worn in New York
at specially low prices. -
. ; CLOAKS AND SUITS 1 ' ' .
f Almost every day we receive new
things for this department - ,
We have a fine -stock, especially
well bought 1 i .
Some fine values In Coats at $3.00,
$7.50, $10.00 and upwards.
SAMPLE SKIRTS
. Still selling that . fine sample 1 line
of Skirts at one-third off. ' If you
have not 'seen this line you are un
able " to-: appreciate . the saving - It
means to you on a real stylish, well
tailored' Skirt.' ee ' them Saturday.
ANOTHER SALE DRESS GOODS
- REMNANTS SATURDAY, ,
' " 25c. and S9c. a Yard.
Will put on sale to-morrow another
big lot of Dress Goods Remnants.
Good lengths of nice Woolen Goods,
worth up to 60 and 60c. a yard, at
25c. A yard.. - "'
. An exV.ra fine lot of good lengths
pure Wool Dress Goods in all colors,
the' staple colors and materials, at
39c. yard. . - -.-..
Goods in this lot worth up to 75o.
a yard and plenty to choose from.
IVEY'S
FRANK P. MILBURN ,& "03
ARCHITECTS
" , WASHINGTON- D. ; O.
FRESH CELERY AND Vks.. OR Me.
hundlSf two coope fresh -Chicken Ifio.
to 40c Will have1 Turkeys Saturday,
l Applos Saturday UOe. peek. Fmm 8Mii-
d&y.f8o., Lemrns 15c. ERIDOBRH &
CO.. ii , West Trade street.
AH! HERE YOU ARE. GOM BKBCHT'S
' shipment of Goose Liver Wttrst, Pas
trom 1 Hard f Salami, .Frankfurters,
fresh .Balaitil. Ring Huusage and r.omt
of thooo delicious Smoked Tonvurs,
nnst lot this seeson. Going fast hurry,
MILI.ER-VAN NKS8 CO.. 27 North
Tryon St 'Phones 8 and U8.
ALLAN'S HEADACHE REMEDY WIM.
cure you when other remedies fail. If it
doMn't we will rafunl yur mwipy.
. Price 3 cent WOODALL & 8HKP
PARD. CIGARS AND TOBACCO-NO RETTER
and fresher line in the city thnn ours.
Nearly every smoke that is good. And
we carry also a nne line of nltits. See
them.. JAR P. STOWE & CO., Drug
glstn. 'Phone 179.
BLtlK? RIBBON VANILLA js WELL
. known to the good housekeeper who
will have nothing but the best. 1
FIFTY TO SE VENTY-PIVK PER CENT,
oft on v second-hand typewriters, too
machines at price that , will agtanimt
you by their chearnes. J. E. CRAT
TON i CO.. W S-Tryon 8t. 'Phone Jul
THE NEW YORK LUNCH ROOM3 2
N. 'Tryon. 29 W.. Trade, C4 E. Trade,
. newly relit ted, marble-slabbed . lunch
counter; make a very attractive luncn
end dining rooms. Bill of fare inoluii
Ing all the market affords. Try our egg
sandwiches.-;-.,; i .,..-
FOR BALE. -ONBi OF THS . W.VJE8T
os for warehouses, or manufacturing
trftcS In the city, ISO feet fronting on
both railroads. Will Ml as a whole er
- divide to suit piirrhawr. Cloee in and
a Murrain. J.: ARTHUR HKNDERJON
r BRO.
FOR RKNT; VROOM HOfSK, Dlt
worth, 15; J-roorn house, modern. -near
nfrw (V''1 d school,- $20; stable' and lot,
cloee in. 3 per month; 6-room houite, N,
Clarkson, fo; ' houses for colored ten-
' SPti t to rooms, ft to U per week.
' Hous and lots, big ana little, for xulu
et attractive price. E. L. KtiESLKH,
!5 8. Tryon St. 'phono M, .,
mm
Special Notices
A Number of Dressy as Well as the Plain Tailored, Fitted and SerxJ,
Fittcd Styles Ready To-Day For Your Inspection.
. Several Splendid Styles at $25.00
Of the popular hard finished Herringbone Serges, Tailored, Semi-fitted
Coat, best satin lining; skirt a popular plaited style, with fold; cut full.
Blue and Browns. Price. i ..... ..... ...... ,'....123.00 ,
, $12.50 Instead of $19.50 ' . .
' For a dozen snappy Prince Chap Suits of All-Wool Broadcloth and
Stripe Mixtures; Venetian lined ' coat, plaited skirt, "with one: fold;
mall sizes;" splendid for misses and small - figures; fl.60 values, at '
I1S.30' Instead of $230
For ten good styles of A!IWool,Herringbon Cheviot Coat, semi-fitted. '
velvet collar; skirt plaited, . with fold. Colors: Dark Red, Navy and
Brown; $22.60 value, at,.., ... t, ,..$1$0
" $18.50 Brown Broadcloth Suits at $18.50
. Coats dose-fitted, Beldlng satin lined. A ' stylish. Plain Tailored Bult.
- in Brown only; $18.(0 value, at..'.., '..,$16410
i Stylish Ooaks v
$12.50 value 60-Inch ityllah Covert Cloth Coats, special.... $10.00
- , Bhort Coats -Tan and Black -
- We are doing an Immense , business in Shbrt Coats, because we have the
. correct styles, moderately priced. : ; . i , , - .
15 short, 27-lnch length seml-Otted five-button full, satin linedAU-Wool
Tan Covert Coats. Special .......... ..$1.60
All-Wool Broadcloth close-fitted full satin lined Short Black Cloaks.
Special , t ,,. tk.. s,, ... ...,.$T.SO
Woolen Remnants at Onc-H alf and One-Third of Value ;
.. .
One counter Woolen Remnants, goods that retail regularly at 20 to 60c,
a yard. Each Remnant ticketed and marked, sale price about one
half to one-third less than regular prlcer ; . ' ,
Many Other Specials -Hero's a Few; ,
10c. Linen Torchon Lace., . ,
10c. Plain Hemmed Cotton To wels .... , ..... ..... '. 7c
15c Plain Hemmed Cotton Towels.. ..... ..... . .'.-.10c. '
5c Cream Sicilian and Cashmere ... . .2&C.
$1.00 quality crisp Black Imported Volte. .-.85c.
$1.00 quality fine Chiffon Panama. ................. ...V.8&C. :.
Beautiful line White Mercerised Madras, new patterns. Price. ....20, 25c
Regular 15c. quality fine gauze Ladles', Fast Black Hose.. .... .10c. pain -
T2x90 Bed Sheets, good quality, full bleached. Price.. ... ...... 60c.
HeavV quality 7 l-2c. Solid Gray Ou ting, v ........ , v. 5c
Smooth, Unbleached Domestic, ............... ..... ... ... .. 60,,;
Domino Ginghams, retails at 7 l-2c; ah size checks, green, blue and ,
brown. Special.. ..t. Be.
Ladies' All-Linen White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. i . ... ...60c dosen.
ELK
WHOLESALE
Dinner Parties, , :
Card ParieSn
Wedding Receptions,
Afternoon" Teas,
Small affairsLarge Affairs. .
Simple Affairs Swell Affairs.
Banquets,
It matter not how Btnall,
It matters not how large,
Brannon's Ice Cream is
Always Used.
Thone 835 ,.
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Brannon Carbonating
-.Company
Entrance through
Barringrr's Garage, , ''
20 W. Trade street.
Llttlefleld & Steere'a Can
4
dles. Ful line Chocolates
Just ' received by express.
Nothing finer on the market.
J W. M. CBOWELL.
Thones 744 and 27.
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Prccrastinate :
Rcmcmbrr jrour j
Sunday Cigars, . '
Tobarco nd Clgarettea - - -must
be i bought to-day, if
' you have ' forgotten . them
ehen . you reach , home to
night, 'phone and our quick
messengers will deliver them.
Ihwley's, Pharmacy
Academy advance sale three
t , days ahead, .
Tliones 1$ and 260, '
FH1VATE SANITARIUM
Por tho exrhuilve Ireatment of
I)IlltSLS OK WOMIJX
51r. jtoM V. Moiuilxn, 31.. I). -Graduate
of German and Ameri
can Hospitals; 2fl years' experi
ence. Firt-class v accommoda
tlnnH. Xng distance telephone.
813 lYadjtri-ff, Atlanta, Ca.
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Long-Tate Clothing
Tli Home of
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR CS50.C0
We offer two or three slightly used. Upright Pianos at
$150. You can pay for them on the easy pay plan if
you wish. It costs no moj-c, except' the interest at G
.percent:'' ' ' ' " '
The. standard pianos of the .world en cur f.Dcr.
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RETAIL
An you having Overcoat
thoughts these days? -Most
men are.
If you find it difficult to
determine just what . sort
of Overcoat wilt please or :
serve you best. weU take
pleasure in giving you the
benefit of our knowledge. '
We have Overcoats made
by the best tailor thta -country
affords short,
medium, long, single . or
double-breasted Overcoats
In all wanted stylea , Al
low us to show you ' Just
the Overcoat you should '
wear. i
Good Clothe.
J
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