. i - - -t
l.s-viioto cf V. trk LM ' !-t ln le
( ;;.)u nt COHvcr.iiou U;n I i' ' i
'iiJ.-j -Ktate-i-'haptcr in No.- X lv
rrj Statu in tii3 Union iiistoric
Vacin of North Carolina Keeclvo
Ar'a!ie-Cw,,e1'"rl,t(, Monument
to lie Erected at, Arlington.
At the recent general convention of
the United, Daughter of the Confed
er cjvhich was he'd In Norfolk, Va
! to of the ."most ; interesting reports
submitted was" (bat. of Mr?, I' JV. Fal
con, of this city1, who. Is the enthusias
tic, president of the North Carolina
division. This report shows . that
North - Carolina's -women of the- Con
federacy ere- laying special emphasis
upon education a. -one' special feature
of their th-educa,rion of the
children of Confederate veterana,' who
hav not the : means withiwhlch,ii to
educate themselves. . During the com
ing years this work .will . b empha
sized ty this division at aie.ver'- be
- fore. It W1U be he principal work
which these women will undertake,
There are already two girls Who. ar
receiving their education at the State
Normal and Industrial College- - at
Greensboro; under the care of the ed
. ucatlonal committee of the tL D.C'n
of tha western section of North am
ollna. ; In " Charlotte -. the Stonewall
jacKson r Chapter provide . ? every
year, for .the education of one- girl at
.. th Presbyterian, College. -As soon as
one girl complete her course of study
this chapter enters another,! itn . her
stead. ; Speaking of. Ma educational
work 4a her address, Mrs.1 Faisoa urg
ed all of the various State chapters,
which were represented by the nine
Hundred women assembled in the gen
eral convention to take similar actios
to that taken In the North-Carolina
chapter, and thus, provide the means
with which to secure an education for
' scores of children, who have nc such
mean within their Teach, bat whose
father' fought and died for the Con-
federate cause. ,- . ..:'M:-'.,vfi?-'V
HONOR TO GENERAL LEETS MEM
Mrs. Falson's report showed ah
that every U. C. chanter in" North
Carolina observed In a tilting manner
the one: hundredth, anniversary of Che
binth-. of General Robert , E, Lee - laM
of ' the .excellent -organization of (he
cnaptera m tMa Slate, and of th loy
aky of the women , to that great led
er. This leader who was "'too with
out hate, friend without ?reproach,
ChlWUn Wllhnil c1ivnMin., mot.
without iTille,vhe who "hm beit de-
sorioed by a comrade as "a Caesar
without his. ambition, a Frederick
without hut tyranny, a - Napoleon
without Ala selfishness, a Washington
without his "reward," W the .'leader
wnom the wopien-of the South' love
eat to nonor.
soldiers-: home well kept.
. ' "Another Interesting feature of the
report irons- worth Carolina .'wa
, regarding the home for Confederate
veterans in Raleigh, which la in good
uuimmun. were snort is maue to
make the declining years of the
veterans who make their home there
: as comfortable and pleasant as pos-
sioiei v.-.These women have ' already
given more xnaa SSOO to Uimome.
which receiver Its support from the
state. . - s
-Reference was also made In the
report to tha fact that during the
past year from ' of the" chapters of
r the State a total of J IS 'crosses, of
lionor have been . presented -to " as
many veterans,, and that If more of
the crosses "COuld iiave ibeen secured
from the custodian they could have
keen bestowed' v: t r rn..
, GROWTH IN THE STATE. : ,
There were 80 TJ. 'D; 'C. chaptdra
In North Carolina at the time the
convention was held, and alnca that
time Mrs. Falson has organized four
, more. ,..She will organize, several
: more In the near future. The total
membership la more " than 3,000-.
There are 2t chapters of the Children
. of the Confederacy In the State,
. ight of these having been organised
during the past year. Most of the
children's chapters. lve encouraging
reports of their work. ,
The work of erecting monuments
In honor'of the- Confederate "cause
is en-thuslasttcally supported by the
Daughters of the Confederacy, and
the North Carolina "chapters are
proud of the fact that many of these
monuments have been erected in this
State,, and that others are soon to
be erected. ; In her report Mra -Falson
made special mention1-of several
of thesey: dwelling with special In
terest upon tne work that led up to
the beeurlng of the monument fund
to Henry L. Wyatt," the first soldier
Who was killed at Bethel. This
monument s soon to be erected in
the Capitol Square, In Raleigh, this
memorial being a -drinking fountain
instead -of a-marble shaft . i ... v
INTERESTING NORTH CAROLINA
-'wan-ma ' s. i .
North Carollnas sent ? a delegation
of 2B "Daughters of the (johfacleif cy
: to the general convention, this being
the largest delegation from any one
State. In closing her address, Mrs.
Falson paid high, tribute to the part
Nnrttn Pnrnllnn. haa tnkpn In thu h4a.
tory of the United States, referring
with pride to the facts which are
"highly valued by- loyal North .;Caro
llnianst but which ., are not 4 so
thoroughly known to others, viz:
That the -first settlement lnAmertca i
war made- On Roanoke" Island. In
America1 was born n this Island,; and
rn Min mis isiana.. Ana.
the first "tea parties" in America
weret held in Edehton and ; Wllnilng .
ton, long' before the famous party In
Boston j the Declaration, of American
Independence wass first- declared ln
Charlotte, - Mecklenburg county, ' more
than a yefir before the national Decla-
- ration At Philadelphia and, best of all,
: that iiNorth u Carolina ; was. I' first., at
Bethel, farthest at- Chlckamaugi and
Gettysburg, and' last at Appomattox."
AH of i, these f announcements . were
heartily applauded as were these of
Ipter date; North Carolina sent I2Sr
4 men to the field tn 186X'65, out
or 'voting population of llS.OftO,
'' th's fitii'-'ibcr -being more than one
' ffth of the men furnished by all the
Southern 1 States: In the war - with
- Cub,! William .Shlpp was the v first
man killed lh' the army and .Worth
Barley thf first killed in the navy,
liirth being North Carolinians; and
that the first American : flag placed
on Moro Castle , was that of North
Carolina. ' . "'""
CONFEDERATE. - MONUMENT - AT
ARLINGTON.- ' ' -
One of tha latest movements in
which the D.. A." R.'s are taking
ppectal interest r the erection of a
monument in the Confederate plot
at Arlington Cemetery, -Mrs. Falson
' toeing i.ont of the leaders In this
movement , i -. . . , .
There are' now chapters of the D
AR.'s In almost-every State of tne
jUnion, but no ' State hits " a more
active presidents non hfts more loyal
women to the Confederate cause than
the Old North State.1
Only One "IlKOMO QUINIXE" ;
That U LAXATIVE ' EROMO QUI
NINE. 'Look foi" the signature of E.
W. - GRO VE. X'awl -ths - World -over
lo Cure a Cold in One Day. 216.;.
, I.. I.
' A typical Thank;-;; ivins Fay yf.-..,r-day
was dark, clouay,- wnh a dan-.p-npsa
in the air which "threatened "rain.
Thus i TiianU5sivings - have- iilwaya
been from time Immemorial. But
despite this fact the prevailing feel-
Ins f yesterday was one; of thankful
ness. A large number of people be
took themselves to the various
churches in tha morning and there
listened to sermons which were given
to- discussions of the manifold. Bless
ings which fall to the lot of man and
their natural result, was to arouso in
thflme' -who rnearH them a feellnar Of
gratitude Those who could think of
nothing better were thanKiui tnat
they had a - day i-or .a- lialf NJayrKJlt.
Practically all the business' htfuses tn
Charlotte were closed yesterday afternoon;,-
and '--many --were "croeed' all
dav lon-r. Tlra - streets presented t a
Sabbath appearance,, so marked. that.
one i'couU Hardly buy. a. aoiii flnnaan
a -drug- store' with out a surreptitious
feeling that; the drug-clerk ,was ac
commodatlrrg -hihj at-the-rUlt; of the
Imposition of s $B0 fine. . . ;
i. The streets .were.-throngei-lnthe
ihorning ; by the troops -vof " church
goers on their way (o and from rell
Kleus 'servfces;wMle In the- afternoon
the crowds were less Inclined to move
about and stood about upon , street
corners;! wenf ta: the theatre 'prwlt
ed for news front the football games.
Others went to tho skating rink, to
the leotrlc theatres, or wailed wfty
the time making social calls. . .-All in
an the day Was quietly spent, as: was
attlh. ' Qltfca number sallied if orth
to deal death to-the 'unsuspecting
squlrrelland-lfaa jfleetfooted rabbit
who dld not have.tlmo to be thankful.
Last night the same places of amuse'
ment werft" again open and again fre:
quented, according to - the taste, lni
clinatlon or proclivities of the '.-iadU
VldUal.;;V:j i;i
v One of the biar features Ht th day,
of- course, ;! was the ' feastlngv." At
every hotel tn the city scores of quests
sat down , to tables which- lni quality
and Quantity of the edibles set forth
thereon were unsurpassed.. The
menus published In yesterday's ": Ob
server served to whet the, appetites
of many not regular boarders at
those Dlacea and the homeless wart
derers arlfted-together' with ;thb of
Charlinte. peqpla.: wha jlkei. thati way
of celebrating the occasion, into the
hotel trdlnlnr rooms for ' the Jlg meal
of the i day. i In addition to these
there were scores of .Informal dlnrtigs
throughout the- city in all M circles,
many; partaking of,; the nature of
family' reanlona At t all these- - a
seemly -mirth andf happlhess t ;held
sway, though tie buoyant boisterous'
ness of. Christmas time -was -largely
lacKingv. . - But - j xnanusgivmg was
worth while.--;--r
A. ABTD M. THE CHASIPIOX.
Victory Over the TJnlvorHty of Vlrjrlnla
Testemay Afternoon Firmly Estab-
: lishes..Honcrsto,.,i;;,,;.,,v.y-
Liocai sports were mightily -pleased
to hear that the Agricultural and Me
chanical College of Raielghr took the
scalp from the Colverslty; of Virginia
yesterday afternoon on the glrdiron
and thus firmly established its claim
for the championship. honors of the
South Atlantic States. ' Those who
witnessed thesplendld -cotttest between
A. and M. enf Davidson were con
vinced that the Farmers had a strong
aggregation of real talent, and not a
few-ware willing' to wager heavily on
the result of -the last game of the sea
son.' " v'.-f,rHV.., .v.v -t -j.--v
The Raleigh feUowf), paving largely
migrated; to college from -"behind the
plows, were possessed ot; that -strong
and invln'clbJev muscle which always
.counts. Combined with thelr weight,
the A.-antr M. boys held their brains
together and" kept right up to the
ghrewd trioks which ot at all Infre
quently bring the vlctorlea
' -.-Ooupled witjLMhe pleasure realized
by Charlotte people at the. result of
; this, contest,' an, somtwha compen
sating their disappointment that the
University made such a poor showing
against the V. P. I. aggregation, were
the tidings that Davidson-wont ever V.
M. I. by a score of .lO.to 4, this giving
North Carolina two of the victories in
the three games yesterday. The re
ports show that Davidson' went; into
-the gaime .pluckily and maintained
the fighting spirit through the entire
battle. fTh e " comparative ; strength of
tne uaviason ana a. ana m. teams, in
addition to the estimates which were
gained by those' who saw the recent
contest between them in this city, the
honors go tor A. and M. ea-uly.
, The Davidson and A and M. teams
have made wonderful records during
th, season- .which - closed yesterday;
The former aggregation lost only one
game end that was the wne. -played here
with the Farmers. Davidson beat V
P ' Iw Clemsoa anr a number of
smaller colleges! In 5 : this and either
Statea , , It tied the University of
Vlrginis-v The v' Farmer-have a clean
record behind them, having won every
game piayed., w5f .
- 'Tho State University ; aggregation
has fallen behind Its uusua,!. fast, ca
reer." , The .team- '-was- composed of
some good men, but failed as a whole
to iUringiltself loll any: ,: night state
of efficiency for some reason or oth
er. - :. A . :.- .'. . !v ' " '
The season closed all over the coun
try.yesrteraayfand the 1907 page has
been -"written: The year -"has- beea
practically devoid of casualties and
t fatl !? S ? f"
. " '- vv
witness the State's team f orglngr-t
the- front . tmi plucking the laurtls
from the brows of her sister- States.
i NEGROES GOING TO WORK. '
;;,..;; -- .... . .?. ' ... ;, i
Panic ' Forcrlnr ;ilhe3Qlorod "Element
' to Scck FSnpirvmcnt For a lsvell.
'J, hood. ?for Rapidly.. Than For . Scv.
' , Aocordlag. to well-knowh business
man, the tiegroes ar -fapplytn-f tot
work as they seldom have- in the past
on . account of the present financial
stringency. For a numbar of years
the farmers have had a hard time ae
curing? sufficient labort - work (heir
crops through. ut It "to sald - that th.e
negroes are already wanting; to.' fen
gage themselves for nexfyear to thi
county farmers. They are, moreover,
hunting -work In the city, . .
indirectly, the fact a there re so
many Idle negroes la accounted for
by; the shutting down of so many
huge enterprlse-i In this section of the
country, notatuy the i power , develop
ments where largforee have been
tem-porarlly laid aside. The negroes
are afraid to face- a- - twelvemonth
without soma hope' of securing work,
and for this reason thdy are making
early applications. i ..-,
"If the panic does -nothing . more
than' this . throughont the country, It
will have served a good-purpose," was
the timely comnjent of : the ; promi
nent cltlzenvsv who have been observ
Ing these things. - .
; k fctttxincAvr phaver,
'Mav the Lord .help you in ok fTurft.
AVHl-m Salve Vnown iN all:' writes
J. (i. Jenkins, Chapel Hill, N. C. It
nulckiy took th pain cut '-of a felon f-ir
me iml ctirl It In a wnnlxrfirlly tbnrt
ttrnf.'' Ttft ijrr earth for" .am-es. Tbuins
and wound, aiSc.- at all druggists. -
i s ) i , : -
I . ! 5 . . . . '
- ?.r..V 1 'I v.:-. f.Ied yc-'a-r-Cay
a:u-n;i,ttn .vln-n iha houtlor hol-J
ing- the special Thanusiiving service
arrived number-of friends talitns
their seats by-the sides of the wearers
of the gray who were there in. abun
dance. Re. Dr. R, C. lIolla4,
the : chaplain ., the ilecklenburg
Camp, preached the" sernron.. ile "la
mucsh beloved by .all or tne .veierana.
and,tthey; gave ,fclnt fine .attenUon.
Th fhiiiirpn tit the Confederacy were
present With Mrs.- Jv. ir.-Sexton, and
added Ufa to .the- ccaaioa..-...-
By ho means an insignificant ieai
ure--er ithe'servico w.as thfe. singing
under the leadership of Col. V. .
Stke f,i.Th .veteraps and special help
havfc.'been . pracUclng - for this service
tarvsevtral weeks, and ineir
yesterday. 4atternooa -.evM'eacea ins
fact that age has not altogether brok
eoi-ilhelr ..volcea a- it :-was ,
thMi InsnlHna- ta the-.old soldiers
hrxwjthairsoul Into ith; songs -they
Selected: and ,o hear. tne oww--
loned aongsiof the. jooff f jem,5Z
racted And ravlved, 5be0g unr, wltn
such, splrlt-and: seeming nders(aaa
tn&.,,The service -was extremely Inter?
esUng. V-A--f---'''
-.' wnvETi tkihosig;. ; -
Latest Stunt VTiUifrlbe
w -rranamitter oa the CIst-pme
Advantaires. iw-i.rfl 's-.ijJk V
CvThe newest stunt ;ln . telephoning U
u r.i,.thiv tranamitter, on the. chest
sad apoutvout'tha language- Placing
the.transmltter on, the ,-chestflr. batk
nr -i,b.v la Bufflclejit to secufia , the
communicating ; eonnection and the
skeptically-inclined, iare-, asked :to
nuin -. thA ' Mraertment. .Thera ..are
nm i(-vantB3fa Jn this novel method
of modern. talking, mora.than-enough
in omnenaAte. for-tha disadvantages,
u tthere-.he;.anv at alt If aT lovet
want to dlstrulsa Ms voice: i ami
shroud IvlaaweelhaaruiQ; Jsoine. ro
mantic tmTstsnr. -he la able to- accom-
nHsh thla fhrmif h fAe neW.Wav.df ."Jot
ln Vio 4allrlnr " Then if it ShOuU
hsppen-thftt-a "frusband wa-jted -o
telephone his .wifafthat -wouldn't
xet home-' until late , in theevenmg.
h. receiver .. will .klreadv b In lts
blace and,' the "hubby" t ber-goai be
fore the wife can deliver her lengthy
orations,- . ontheU subject iofi clubs.
There Is no disadvantage at all un
less It beitvVCehtral.! ijiftio will by
thus losing the Identity of the voice,
b ulmhle to-df9p?rn -servrae cord
ing to the individual merits of each
patron. . -;-'.;.
LOITER NOT AT ALL.
fiiri;:.
Notice Posted -to Warn 4Peaetrta9
That HlooWng Tdewalkfi' is Liable
to Cost Them f 50 Apiece. .
. .Pedestrians In, the neighborhoods!
Independence Squarfc "stopped, ; look
ed and listened" yesterJay when tht-y
beheld aposter'proatrntng-in -targe
black lettarsj" that. whooever dtC ed
loiter there or on. any part thereof In
such a way as to impede tramc.is bud-
iect to a fine of S50 for.-vloUtin a
crty ordinance forbidding sue.-i rac-
tlon- The populace was.rathar start
led at he edict though it was mere
ly in accordance with a statut which
kn. heM a tv' frTna Kru- f vftari anil
(HU, U V ,1 I .V rJVWW w J ... w . ' -
one which the board of public '':?
some time" ago dive rtJl the to.ice
department t "enforte. f t
"I wonder what the devil :i will te
nextr" ' exclaimed , an raverage ,r!t'j-h
as he- flrrlshed reafllnirth norlcf aril
stepped to th.edge Jif.the'sld-iwallr
so that ills" expectoration might hot
The StomacH
A Bloodless Fight' Between a Tablet
and a HabltTho Tablet Wins. --
At the age of 82 darenc had
goo'd digestion. He had gastric Juice
that could dlsstlve doughnuts and
turn apple skins into good blood
corpuscles, i .
' At the' age of 24 be -began to be
profuse about the waist and lean
backwards, tap also" began te culti
vate several china In his new-found
pride "he begun to think it hta, duty
to gorge himself on everything, the
good and the bad, for appetite feeds
on appetite and every good thing
Is abused, .is -x v -: ' ; .y
tHU pictures showed that he took
oh weight; after h put. his collar. on;
. At the age of. 28 Clarence married
afidwent ;to '.baardlhg. 'TOn tojr of
all this he attended oyster suppers
and wine pinners: .which reduced the
size of his collar from 16 1-2 to 18;
With still abiding faith in-the strength
of lils stomach - he gulped 'his mCals
and chewed them afterwards. " . j
s-At the age-ol 28Claronce began to
hear an inward voice a. warning
from the itomach. . ulfter each: meal
ho would feel bloated and belching
became a habit. , ' " ; i
I Her began to be a Jlght ater and
a heavy thinker. 'He tried to think
out 'a cihe, fori now i- ha. would ;Pait
down at hjs meals, absolutely dla;
gusted at the thought or sight of
anything tov eat. 5- )
t He'would- sit down at his -meals
without the trace of an appetite, Just
because it was time to eat.
fViH would often feel a gnawlngs
unsatisfied, fstlll-hungry'l feeling-,, la
his stomach,-, even. . after "he . was
through eating; whether : his meal
was well coolted or not. -v..;
?,-And he. suffered a good .-many
other -things with hls-stomach that
he could not, explain, but that made
him grouchy, miserable, out-o'-sorts
and generally tour on everybody and
everything. ; ' '
Finally ne read an account, soml
thing -Uka thls.- about the-w truly
wondefful results' obtained from Stu-at-t'sr
Dypepiav-Talet-4rr-al- cases
of stomach trouble, dyspepsia, ana
so. on, ; He bought A SOc. box at the
drug store' and, tosk the whole box.
When he -started he had little faith
and lesa appetite." " When ht finished
he had absolute faith and more appetite,-
and mora good cheer. Things
began to taste different and better
to him. k. . .-- ;:
Now he has no more dyspepsia, no
more. Indigestion, no mora loss of
appetite, brash, ' Irritation,.,, burning
sensation, .heartburn, nausea, eructa
lions,, bad memory, or loss of vim and
vlgorr ?; f i? . -?,v,. m ; ;,; ?.
Remember,' one V lntrredlent pf Stu
art's D'-'pepttfl;'Tabjrft will digest lo
you S, 000 grains of food, Just as It
did" for 'Clarence. ,. s? ' ' ; -; J - - ;
This relieves - ,youy-(.emacn-' sf the
work of digesting until your stomach
can-- get ' strong and healthy again,
Tour stomach has been , overworked
and abused, ;, 5 Ifs fagged out,,, v. It
need -rtsU""' - :-.;...: s,??.?'
Let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a do
the work for ; your , stomach. Tou
will? be surprised Ifow-fins you'll . feel
after eating, and how lusciously good
evet-ythir.gj will taste to- you. -
Heed the call of the stomach howl
There's a world of good cheer in one
bog or Stuart's DyKpepsia Tablets
at any orug store,, 500, 1 .t ,t -,.
, Send us your name and addrcw
to-day and we will at'nncetnd you
by mall a sample package free. Ad
flrfss'' TT k: Stuart Co.. JQ E'luari
Eiag., Marshall, Mich, "- -
Our
til vL wt
Stores
New York, secured many very sp
cial bar gal na . New, York manufao
turera were very . blue over . the
financial situation ahj we bought
-i? '-' a - -'. t .rt..
many goods at almost our own prices.
1(; ' ..'".' i-fl& "'iU?-5-,- A&$
new rtT,T,rvEnv ."
.yxu?p:v- . - .r
iThe prices; are yeryi much . lower
than earlier )i In" . the season.' : We
bought', many lots of - desirable, new
jjats Trimmings, etc, half price.
It Is the end of the manufacturers'
HrWi-''rl"'i d-'rt Tiv-- i sSof
season and they were glad to get any
tirloe. - ;' ;K.:-:-'-,i'-'v
Our Milliners are turning out some
beautjful new styles at very tempting
prices'. ' O i' ?eh : ' " ;,. ;-;: r .;."
OVR BL't. .DSS,jGOOi)S DE
We have been doing extremely
welt in this department. We have
what you want, at reasonable , prices.
"!Tevery best values at 50c., 75c.
$1.6d yaril
AN ENOR3IOUS OF
Such a variety to choose from no
trouble to find what you .. want .
'; New lojti"fdIes;., short Covert and
Black Coats Just received, $4.50,
$5,00, etc- f.; - ...-
. , Special, purchase Children's and
Misses' Cloaks, Solid Colors and Mix
i ' ..." ; ; '(
tures, $3.50, 4.00, ' $5.00, $8.00, etc.
I , . .. FURS . '
We bought these Furs at closing
out prices, and It will surprise you to
;, ' . ,vr.','t -,'
see how reasonable we can sell you
y- ' - -
pretty, stylish Furs.
Vji" . J? p. i ii r-tii
,; ( ;NEWf. SHIRT-, WAISTS .
.. Pretty new Shirt Waists at re-
... i ..... - . . .j ,-r , . .
duced. prlres Nets, Madras, Wool
Albatross, etc. .
PRIVATE
For the exclusive treatment of
DISEASES OP-WOMEN
- Mrs. Kosa F. Moanlsh, M. D. "
.: r Graduate of German and Amerl
canxHospftals; '2e years' "exp(rrl
encoi First-class- 'accommoda
tions.'. -Long 'distance -telephone.
- 349 Peachtrce. Atlanta. Ga.
ecialitiGis
ELTOANT - INB - OF L B A T H B R
.goods. "Most anythihg'yon. went lf this
liner ArHctei ' rrom a few1- cents -apt
lift us show you what' W nave. They
i Are irailes. - - - JAfc'1 Prr-tTOWfl & CO.,
; Druggists. 'Phone 1 . .. .;.f
THE FLAVORING EXTRACT MAKK8
or mars the cake.x If yon always use
"BU10 Ribbon. Vanilla you are certain of
-perfect -results,- w . ; k- ;
TO LEf-tI'VE' JUST ONE nOUR rOR
rent, but it's the best Vw house in
Chirlotts; New. (no. microbes, oinloss
youw jake. thfem with you), rooders
throutrheut, built for-osntfwt and-conr
venlence. It 1 challensos rompsxlson
with higher priced plaeos. It's on H'
10th, between C, and D. Now' don't
all apeak afunce. Ei fc. "KftBSLER, ti
. a ryoj street; '.'Phont 'M)-;T
HARKKY & PAGE. ELECTIUCIAN8.
Everything electrical, hfiue, mill, -nd
Hue work a specialty, w also furnish
atlmates for city . llshtlng plants,
HARK3JT 4t PAGE, 248 W. Trade St,
Chwlott, -N. '!. k1 Shop 'phone 821,
, Night calls 110 and- ml
FARM FOR- BXT.KrW'XCKKS NEATt
Myers Park; not outsldt city limits, on
the new big road, .will soon be worth
fi,ffV. If taken In next fw days pries
4,00:-fln place for poultryaM ruek
Inir. " Don't ml It. J. ATtTIIVR IIMN
DETISON A" BRO,- ; " -;-;
FlPTY "TO EVB'NTT-FrV'KPKn CENT,
eft' crt sacond-hand typewritera .)
machtnea st prKy-s'that will aaMnlnti
ou ly inir cnapne. 1. c;
roN
:0.r Jt S. Tryon Bt. "Pliona 104.
the -new , York tancm rooms m
N. Tryow W. Trade, ZU K, Trade,
newly rettttsd, ' matble-ifiabbed lunch
Ccountori make "fc very atlracttve h-nen
f end dining rooma .1:111 of far includ-Ingralt-the
market afforda, Try our egg
? tandwk-hea '- r ,
RICH CUT GLASS ' WB 1lAK "JUST
, received a large -EhipmentijoC rich cut
rlas" of the not4 Monros cut Call
; iMi Innxx-t this line U yoit- wteh t gt
ithe finest f goods and save money.
XWODALL Jk SHEPPARD, Trada and
WB tRTILL HAVE SOM13 OF THAT
OfrmHrt't?!Rtterkraut and some Gvrman
..FranUftirtera. Yoa know the rest: .but
flon't forget 'that freih MitH of -ltir
- we haw just opened. , MUXER-VAN
KOtlfl 2Sf FINt'aT FRUIT CAKE 5V..
Table RHlttina ne, and 1M Kl-ra
to 2uc., Jmtf I to I2e Fotato Ct.ij :.t.
poiind.t basket Orarwa JOo.. ?5., Hr.tjrtl
Nuts 15c mld Nuts Mo.. E-nirll;'h
Walnuts 14 ?!., soft 'shell 'Alrnotula
rTsU;e,rrpU nd Ui.- Mn 1tt
, 1" ..- J2',4. C!ry S and loo. BRID
XAiS ti. C04 Ui West Trads street
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WHOLESALE
w . , : . holuster'5'- '
Rocky LT5r.t2ln Tea Ciiggets
-a Sn-qr NsIMm for twfHk. . T
- -Brtftti ttolOtM- ttaitttt SflS RMSfKl VifW. - ;
4 nttto for Ootntl Utttta. Infr--Mon; xtr r
t4 Kl4ay trouklei. Hmwlea Inpurs
t&MtLpad BresUt, 8'arcUn fta-wl.' HeaSMh
apd -SasktcbBK lujtoakr MounttlsTeala-tab.
tyrta. &cmM bos, Oasalas -n4 bf
OOU) JttJGOETS FOt SAUXIW PEOPLfi
t?. i New croD Seeded Raisins,
Sf Currants, Dates and Flg-s.
W. 1L CROWELL.
Tlwues 744 and .397..
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Fountain
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Nothing- can be more re
freshing; on these cool days
while -you are doing your
shopping op. out -for an even
ing; stroll- than our delicious
Hot Chocolate or Bullion,
daintily served.
Try our various Hot and
Cold Beverages.
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Ilawley s Pfiarmacy
Academy-advaDcs.. sale three
, (, days ahead. ..
, t. Tbones 13 aod 200.
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"Fit for the Gods ,
Dny; ; pELiaors, ; mellow
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A Bouquet BleaA
As Any Blend , .
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' From- Boasted . '-' .
Foreign Shores.
BaVXXOJf. CARBON ATTN Q
'coD?A!nr. .
v- -, ""5-
Fifty Copies aad Odd Lois lA&l' Suits H Dnfc
. . . ' Half to One- Third bft Value; ( ' -
! '- -CI , , '; . :t nun
These Siiits are hot the ih5st expensive; tEc origi-
hal values running frdnl $12.50 to $22.50;. , '
' 1 E5f represents s'amples and odd , lots that)' on ac-
count of sizes being broken we have decided to close.
Materials Ihe best, tne ni alority Deing all Wool, in
. - ',; '-'jr- '.!...,... ,.."?. ...1-.. .
ClothS iiid Mixtures.' The styles are correct!
The lot must be closed, and to do so the price is
cut brie-tliird to one-half. ' ' '
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$12.50 16 $15.00 Sflits, $7.50
'liioiit 25 in tlifs lot, or igifial ice $12.50 to $i5;00.
Reduced k : ;::::;:.$7.50
$15:00 td $22.50 Suits Reduced Co $io.00
About 30 or 3o m inls lot values and original price
$15.00 to 22.56. Reduced to .$10.66
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The Sort of Clothes to
lar iaisiil M
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oa;,Tvhlf h you. lh ,t Iqre . ro.rre,ofc ly (sihionablydressed at todsrt ,
eost, are item, for service,. .in all, the author Uatlve styles ;pi ad-sanqed j
' cut, and, in the. highest class fabrics of ; exclusive weaves., Indeed,
you' will see uncommon, out of the ordinary. saruift ills If you come to
- look over our - collection of fashlo nabla clothea " -?
LMte HihgCouipany
Known for Style
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7 for Christmas, would, be a
most, acceptable .gif tt , It
pays to buy a fiand of higH
grade. , THey last ioxiger,
the.ioiiq.il sweei5r.aij(i m
tQjLiclj.inQrb ,resg6iisiytfaud
elasti;Th? Ivcr. .p6n'I
ii that Piano JVeAvnntva
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