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1 : ! '.! t po !!! ciiA a matinee s Academy of JIusic this after- i and will conclude MS local en , -,ent with to-night's perform i c?. Throughout the wee large au diences at every performance has been the rule, and judging" from the advance sale of seats the two con cluding performances are sure to draw jaanner crowds. , ' . HUTTON AND BAILEY STOCK . . COMPANY. . , Beginning next Monday evening, and for the balance of the week, tae attraction at the Academy f Music will be the Hutton end Bailey 8toclc Company, which come iere highly recommended by the newspapers of Winston-Salem, Greensboro,- Raleigh and AsheviUe. During the Charlotte engagement a repertoire of new plays will be presented. This is the larg est repertoire company now touring ' this country carrying sixteen acting people, and a carload of scenery. The wardrobe of this company Is eald to Jar excel any company playing at pop ular prices. Tor the opening bill The Russian Nihilist" wlU be offered. Ladleg will be admitted free Monday night under the usual conditions. Seats : are now selling at Hawley. CHIEF VINDICATED. 'Squire Cobb Finds No Cause Why CWcl Wwlstcnbury Should Have Been inoictea txt an Auegcu iw Arrest, and Dismisses the Case, The suit Instituted by Judge E. Little against Chief T. M. Chrlsten bury, at the instance of a client, 9. C. v Jones, alleging false arrest- and im prisonment, was dismissed by 'Squire ' J. W.Cobb yesterday afternoon be- fore whom it was brought for a JuJg nnt. Mr. Little made a speech, calling attention to the fact that Chief Chrlstenbury "had summoned his cll ' ent to the recorder's court for an al- :' Ua 1 vlnlllin tir nrhlph hA WAS A f- terward dismissed, and asked that . 'Squire Cobb take actton on this cir cumstance. Mr. Chrlstenbury -did not go on the stand, it belo unnec essary In view of the' fact that 'ne Old not arrest the man, 1 ut merely : summoned him. Music at St. Peters' Episcopal Church The night service at fit. Peters' 1 Episcopal church will be specially at tractive to-morrow. There will be . good music and after the close of the regular service Professor Henry Anderson will give a short organ re cital, on the splendid new organ -which has recently been installed. These recitals will occur every . first Sunday of each month, and will be looked forward to by the muslc-lovlng people of Charlotte with yreat pleas ure. The public is cordially invited to all services at this church.' Fol lowing Is the programme which Pro fessor Anderson, the talented organ ist, will render after the evening ser vice. Sunday, December 1st: . Andante fitalnor flcherso Schumann Consolation Llsast Allegretto D'Kvry Andante Hadyn ' Ktitit Melody Vincent ' Professional Prevcst , At the First Baptist Sunday School. One of the features of the service at the First Hantlst Kundnv achnnt to-morrow afternoon will be a duet by Messrs. Harvey Overcarsh and Gei-re Newcombe. The programme In je tall -follows: : Music bv Orchestra. - Hong Service. V Responsive Rending Intudpcrircd with muHc, Po1o-MIm Carrlo Cook. Reading of Lesson. Special Si-lection by Orchestra. 4...... . i. . 1. . . .. . . .. j"ui:i nr. wmnrna aim nir ixewcomoe. Hinging by School. i VIOIin BOIO MISS KIWDrK- her. - Lesson Study. Announcements. Closing Hymn. Programme or Y. W. C. A. Convention To-Day. Following Is the programme of the : Tounz Women's Christian AannriiMnn Convention, for to-day and to-night, at Rock Hill. S. C. where the con vention Is now In session. It will close Sunday night. SATURDAY MORNINO. ; .. i myfi service . Mr- Martin O. Hardin ' 1:80 Business session; S ate policy; Mtate finance. UWiM Elble Hour Miss Arnty M. Tailor SATI'RDAY EVE'.Nir.u. . 8 Son service. Association Work In America -Miss An - na f). Caslcr; Miss Mills,, L. ixing. Nation.! Secretary for Mill Vlllnge Chorus -"One Sweetly Solemn "wv"ht Ambrose Clly Teachers Iay Get Money Soon. It U hoped by the city school board that money to pay the teachers may av-iU,T,u bu u to discharge Its obligations to them in a week, though this is wot as yet assured. Lack of money Jn the treasury has precluded up to this time the payment of the y city teachers for the month of No- ""'w, jusi as it hn also been Im possible for the county board of edu- 1 n 10 psy th" 'ounty teachers. jMreryone of course realizes that none , e 6 the teachers draw larger salaries than they earn and that It Is un worthy of the city and county govern- mcuis IO mase tnem wait for their money. If by any possibility It can be serured. No ston8 will be left un turned. - - A Remarkable Family. - A remarkable family la that of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Braswell, who live In 1 nion county rwr Mill creek church, ' and who held rin,)t inanksglving Day, Mr. Braswell Is inuutuii .s ,n year, an.! has never been - aick a day la life.. - He is living now-within two mlleg of the place of his birth. There are 13 living c'-ill-rn, all of whom were present yes terday, end 73 surviving grandchil dren, most of whom were also pres ent, . Only l child and I grandchil dren live over 25 miles from their parent. Mr. and Mrs. Braswell. children and a majority of their rrsndehlldren. are all members of the Missionary Baptist church. ? Mr. Franklin McNeill Here. A visitor to the city yesterday was Mr, Franklin McNeill, chairman of the corporation commission of North Carolina, who spent the day here on buslni. - Mr.- McNeill, In-conversation with an Observer man, atated that his observation revealed little -vid-zires of panks throughout, this State, and he thought conditions were Jn good shape. His opinion i that In a few weeks there .will be a general resumption of the business already af fected by the money scarcity, v The finest Coffee Substitute ever made, J-.s recently been froduced by Dr.; Snoop. t Relne, Wis, Tou Cuo't hsve to boll it twenty or thirty minutes. J'Malo In a f nut, says the doewr, "Health Cof. " is reslly the closest CoKee Tmlta !n vr yet prcdued. Not a grain of ! Coffee In It either. Health Coffee l', ?Mon is made from rire togstd -- i or rrsins. with malt. note. ete. vi would fool on "fft--were tie to. c:v i v;.c ::..; .' r. A- i,unA V. Y. i 1 I " OrU.iiiuice lor KuIhk.-.-..--i ut i!ay Mflit's JUcetin;; Jitif of City Pnrcla&ij)s Agent. Alderman W. W. Haywood has drafted' an' ordinance for submission at the meeting of the city board Monday night, which provides for the election by the city of a pur chasing agent, whose duty shall be to buy all supplies used by the sev eral departments oi the munici pality. The feature of the ordinance Is that sftction which prescribes that all purchases amounting to more than $10 shall be advertised 10 days before said purchase shall he made. The ordinance In detail followsr . Be It Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte: Section t. That no supplies shall be purchased for any department .of the City ,of Charlotte except by a purchasing agent, to be elected or appointed as hereinafter provwea. v Sec. . ' That It small be the duty of the mayor and finance ' committee to Immediately . elect . a purchasing agent, who shall -be elected for. sucn term and at such salary, as the said mayor and finance committee may fix. v . Sec. .' That It shall be the duty of said ; purchasing agent, when elected or appointed, to purchase all supplies for all of the departments of the City of Charlotte except the board of water commissioners, and such purchasing agent shall, before making any purchase exceeding ten dollars in amount, first advertise in some newspaper published In. the City of Charlotte for a period t ten days for bids for the furnishing of all such supplies-, as may be needed by the various department of the City of Charlotte, and said ? purchasing agent shall always jjurchase supplies as will best serve the interests of the City of Charlotte. Sec. IThat. no purchase shall be made by said purchasing agent until the same is first approved by the meyor of said city. : ! Sec. 5. That should such pur chasing agent accept any rebate, re ward, fee or commission n auy pur chase and apply such rebate, reward, fee or commission to his own private purpose or use, he shall ba subject to a penalty of fifty dollars and shall Immediately forfeit the right to his office as such purchasing agent, and It shall be the duty of the mayor and finance committee to elect another in his stead. Sec. . That it shall be un lawful for the city dark and treas urer to pay for any supplies except those purchased by the said purchas ing agent. , BASKETBALL TO-NIGHT. Lively Game Slated Between the Mys tic Jive . and ( tne Ainiewcs ine Morning's Programme. ThAre will be a livelv game of ban khnii at thA Touni Men's Christian Association to-night. It will e a bat tle royal, the Mystic Five ana tne Athletics, two of the fastest teams In the league, contesting for honors for the first time. ThA llnn.nn will hn AS follows: ' MyS- tic Five Clyde Clark, capt.. and Kirby rnnr,ia- Alexander, centre: Beniot and Brad field, forwards; Athletics: Hill and Mason, guards; Garrett, cen tre: Pegram and W. Bradfleld, for wards. The game will begin promptly at 8:40 o'clock. A large crowd will doubtless be present to witness , the contest. The Moguls will play the Catawbas In a match game or indoor naseDau this morning In the gymnasium. There will also be a game of basket ball between the Buffaloes and the Panthers. The members of the Junior leagues are very enthusiastic over Indoor athletics, and they show up well as Juvenile athletes. PROGRAMME ELKS' MEMORIAL. Trinity Church Choir Will Render Munle For the Occafdon Address by Mr. Bellamy, To-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the annual memorial service of the Charlotte Lodge of Elks will be held In the Academy of Music, the address to be dollverej by Mr. William J. Bel lamy, of Wilmington. Rev, Harris Malllnckrodt, and Rev. FrancH Os borne will a'so take part In the ser vices. The music for the occasion Is under the direction of Prof. U. L. Keeuler, who has made arranglments with the choir of Trinity church to furnish the songs. The choir is com posed of Mrs. Cynthia E. Sessions, so prano; Mrs. Maurice H. Simmons, contralto; Mr. George H. Newcombe, tenor; and Mr. C, C. Butt, baritone. Since the institution of the lodge In Charlotte the following named mem ben have died: Messrs. Hubert 8. Chad wick, Samuel I Hawkins, Bax ter H. Todd. Louis E. Schwend, Charles David, 8. F. Stephens, John Schenck, W. A. Biankenshlp. Hamil ton Branch, Jr., Locke Davis, W. I. Van Ness and Hamilton W. Wilson. Election of New Aldermen. The hoard of aldermen will elect two new men at the regular meeting Monday night, and nobody appears to know exactly the candidates who are most likely to get the places. The name of Dr. C. A. Bland from Ward 2 has been suggested a number of times, but the probable man from Ward 3 Is being held in the back ground. A number of other matters will be discussed at this meeting. Working; Hard on Building, . The Interior of the new law build ing is a busier pi sice right now than Is generally Imagined, The contract ors, Messrs. Hunter and Vaughan. have. 70 men employed, trying to get things In shape by the first of the year. Lights will soon be Installed so that work can be continued at night, The contractors have no fears of being unable to get the building ready for occupancy according to the contract. 1 Fine Farm Hrlnjr 14.000. " The S. J. Chrlstenbury farm, which Is located near Davidson and contains 165 acres of fine farming land, has been sold: to Mr Moses Movls for $4,000, the deal being made through the real estate department of the Real Estate Loan and . Trust Com pany, of this city, . j.- ' Keeping Up With tlm Times. "J that The Observer office T" asked it man over the 'phone last nlfht. He was answered affirmatively. - "Have you-all ever heard front the Aj & M.-Vtrglnla game?", came next the startling inquiry. . The reporter is fcuttt to stanJ shocks, but he almost collapsed. " A tickling cough, from any cause. Is quickly stopped by Dr. ' Snoop's Cough Cur. And It is o thoroughlvhsrmleM end safe, that Dr. 8hnot tells motnr everywhere to glv It without hesitation, even to very young babies. The whole some ereen leaves and tender stems of a lurg-bealing mountainous shrub. furnish- the .cttrntlve v properties to V Dr. Bhoop'e Couch Cure ft calms the courIi, end heab) the sore and sensitive bron chial membranes. No opium, no chloro form, nothing harsh ud to Inure of suppress. Blmnly a resinous plant ex tract, thst helps to heal, aching lunsa The Spaniards ell this schruh which the Doctor ui"", "Th K(id Jferb." I intiTid Dr. h)oop e, Tikc no other."! Lil ian's rhartnary. ..?' ' -.'tis : ' : :s Bf- I Luan :'.l Li t. three, iocal 'l ' , : : ! The j-u:... ; i t . 4 of t! building and loan associations, ithe Jlechanics' Perpetuai ths Mutual and the Charlotte, show, that cotton mill employes dp . not tis a rule evlncJ as much interest in this form of prac tical investment as machinists, car penters, railway and street car ope ratives and the higher-salaried claw of clerks. .There aro approximately (.500 men, women and children at work in the Charlotte mllU and of thte number about 625 are share holders In one of the three local build lng and loan associations. The ratio of one in every seven Is not so bad, however, all circumstances consider ed. -' " -: ' ' The classification of the stockhold rs hi the Mechanics' perpetual from date of organization to March, 1J0S, for the leading professions is as fov lows: Machinists, carpenters, plumb ers, ebc, 70s; clerks and commercial travelers. 618;- married "women, mi nors, etc., 449; merchants, S76; clerks and commercial travelers, 171! rail road and street ear employes, lit; and mill and pants factory employes, 258. t TO DECIDE OX SUITS. Matter of Ilavlng the Courts Enforce the Paying of Taxes will -Be Den ' nltely Decided After Meeting of County Commissioners Monday. Nothing more Important or of more far-reaching Interest will be decided at the--meeting' Monday of the board of county commissioners . than the question of taking to the courts the non-payment of taxes on the part of some of the prominent citizens of the cItV, The assessors will explain the situation to the? board and ask for ad vice as to what course to pursue, and for authority to enter-complaints, it necessary for the collection of the back taxes. There has been consider able speculation engaged In since the publication of tne - fact that the as sessors were thinking of litigation as to the real result of the controversies. If It comes to pass that suits are es sential to the collection of these taxes, It is. likely that something of a sen sation will be the result in the revela tion of the names of the persons In volved. i-j'-''v. -.- How Much. Cash is There on Hand? "I would Just like , to know as a matter of mere curiosity 'how much money the . Charlotte banks have on hand a(t this time," remarked a Char lotte citizen to an Observer man yes terday. "While I have nothing official to that effect I have the Idea that there is more of the hard cash In the vaults of the local 'banks than there has been In years. Everybody that I . know of. is trying to maintain a healthy 'balance and those who owe bills are postponing settlement as ng as possible. I have k on good author ity that more than one of the local banks have recently engaged night watchmen as an added measure of se curity.'' . ,:,, l':y:.'l County Superintendents iq Meet. A meeting of all the county super intendents of education of the west ern North Carolina district will be held in Charlotte December 12th and 13th. The district comprises proba bly eighteen counties In this section. Superintendent of Public Instruction for North Carolina J. T. Joyner will be on hand and will preside over or at least address the meeting. Mat ters pertaining to educational work in North Carolina will be discussed at this gathering. New Station Master. Jlr. J. H. Harrlll will quit the ser vice of ithe Southern as local station master to-day and will be succeeded by Mr. D. F. O'Brien, of Belmont Mr. Harrlll has filled his position credit ably and will be missed by his friends at the station where he has been for more than a year. Do You Know Him? "Who Is that man with a face like a hatchet and a head like a porcu pine?" asked one Charlotte man of another on the streets yesterday? His companion knew to whom he referred and answered his query atL once. Dont Order Your Christmas Pjano From STIEFF To-Day Chas M. Stleff Manufacturer of the Artistic Stleff, Shaw and Stleff r Self-Flayer Pianos, Southern Warerodm: 5 West Trade St., . CHAELOTTE. N. 0. 1 .. Deputy Elieriit E. O. Jvhnston. Who is also the county jailer, has an in teresting lot of prkoners down at the county place of detention awaiting trial, most of them, at the coming term of Mecklenburg Superior Court, criminal session., Among these are the two Shoafs, man and wife, from Thomasvllle, who are alleged to have maltreated the much-talked-of Fields child; James Lang, the noted burglar, who will be tried In Mocksville next April; Amzl Helms, the self-confessed slayer of the Huntersvllle girl, Ella Pryor.; - -!.:, - r.ri , It was learned yesterday that It Is lot improbable that the ehoafs will be released soon, aa there Is good prospect that the bond of 1500 each required will tie raised. This Infor mation was conveyed to them this week by one of their attorneys, Mr. E. E. Baper, one of Lexington's leading lawyers, who visited them. Mr. Baper and Mr. Frank- T. Baldwin, of Win ston, will represent the Shoafs. . Mrs. Shoaf,'who la a dope fiend. Is given three doses of laudanum each dar, one n the morning, one at noon and one at nig'nt Each dose consists of one epeoi,iuL This la , given under the. instructions of the county physi cian. The. womaj was accustomed to getting and wonts- now five or six doses of twj end a half ' spoonsful every day. ; ) ' f K: --' T-T.-r-f.- James Lang takes life easy. He has been In jail and Federal prison : f w fonr or five yet is and life in the Mecklenburg jail Is probably the eas iest thing he has struck In some little time. .vi"-:.:; 'v North Carolina History to Be Studied ;."j?-;r-by,Schoott, .v .- a An attractive pamphlet containlnt; suggestions for exercises for the ob servance of North Carolina Day, ; De cember 20th, has been compiled and issued by Mr. C. H. Mebane and is sued from the office of the 6uperlnten" dent ot 'Public Instruction, J. Y. Joyner.' It contains besides the pre face, suggestions-to teachers by Prof. J. T. Joyner, a number of patriotic songs and the following articles: "Or igin of the Scotch-Irish," by ,C. H. Mebane! "Counties Settled in Part by the Scotch-Irish,' X H.. Mebane; "The Scotch-Irish In. Orange." Frank Nash; "The Hegulators," by E. s C. Brooks; ' "Capture of Charlotte by Cornwallls," M. C. 8. Noble; "'Battle of King's Mountain W.Crf Alien; "Rev. David Caldwell,' D.' D.,f, Joseph MUMorehead; "James Knox Polk, Mary Augusta Bernard; "Andrew Jackson," E. W. - Sykes; ""William Alexander Graham," B. D. W. Con nor; "The Scotch-Irish in North Car olinaTheir Schools," Charles ' Lee Raper. - ., . -rr Court Comes to an End. -The" civil week of Mecklenburg Court drew to a dose yesterday, most of the day -being occupied with tne signing of Judgments. One divorce was granted in the morning, this be ing the case of Kirk against Kirk. The jury was discharged at Id o'clock. Application was then made to Judge Ferguson by Aaron Kahan, a young Austrian Jew, for naturalization pa pers. Mr. T. A. Adams appeared for him. The Judgment was signed. Criminal cases . will be tried next weak and a heavy docket as usual confronts the court officers, there be ing between 100 and 200 cases to be tried.'::..":':.',..:; :.".-:.Y-f':-:.. ::-., :'; Christinas Is Coming goon. . ' . ' Nojr that rnanksglvtnjg. Is safely and indubitably past, the 'eyes of the world will turn ' toward Christmas, which will fall this .year on , Decem ber 25th, as it has been known, in the memory of those living,; to have done before. December 25th, in turn. falls upon Wednesday and Is juft four weeks from Wednesday: of this week There is not a college freshman In all America who could not tell you the time in days, nours, minutes and seconds, but for those who are out of college it is sufficient to say that it lacks three days of beln four weeks in the misty, future. - I ain't feeling right to-day, Something wrong I must say; Come to think of It,? thatfs rteht I forgot my Rocky Mounnln Tea last - - night R. H. Jordan & Co. Evening Gowns totifiillyg .- j i.i, ,4.' Mil.-':'. ei -'n: i-u .'.' n,.ia':.Jin '.. After .on or two wearlngs your dainty' evening gown will begin to show the marks ef soil and mussing. ' Then is when It Is time to send them to us, have us care , fully clean them, remove , all spots, press , them . nicely and return them as fresh and nice as when you first received them from your tailor. Our charge Is mall only $2.00 and up. Charlotte Steam tadry "The Good One.V 119 South Tryon Street i - i 1'.. y. Our assortment of this popular style Beds la worthy of consideration. The most approved make, of Iron Beds Is the M. C. Mahon. This and bther well-known makes are In our most complete, display. v . Plain Iron Beds...,,,' ,. ".,.. $3.50 up S-pIece Iron Beds.... .y 17.50 to $25.00 Brass Beds, All styles.,.. ........ ..... '...$25.00 to 975X0 V ' - 1HOX A'ND BRASS CHIBS 1 We have a' very complete assortment of these popular, Beds for Chil- , dren. Prices range from.",;. . ...15.75 to 918.00 W. T. McCOY The Home ITo'-'.oct of evf'n c"i ., - r y t'Ui i or coi.l U t rt ti 1- . j the lur gore ana c- t-. ' fisceptit-ie to bromiiUi t. . -tions. To break up a cl. 1 quickly and cure any cocsa that Is curable there I noth ing more effective than a mixture of one-half ounce of Vire-ln nil of Plnn with Iwa I V ounces of glycerine and a half- IX" tilnt at trnnA whlskev. Tukn a teaspoonful every four hours. Five ounces of tincture Cinchona compound can be used Instead of whiskey with the same result. i The ingredients for this mix ture are not eTTtenslve an A can . A be purchased at any good drug store. It will always be X ever, to purchase each repa rately and mix them at home. Virgin Oil of Pine Is a pure 'compound, guaranteed oy the manufacturers under the Food and Drugs Act, Serial No. 451, and 1 : prepared only In the laboratories of the Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati, 0 being put up for dispensing only In half-ounce vials, each vial securely sealed In a r nn nil wnrulen ni Rev. F. M. Hawlsy'e Character Vlndl " . , catcd. ,i; . -The suit which Bev. Frank Morton Hawley, son of Dr. F. O. Hawley, of unariotte, Drougnt r against' w, w. Meadows, of Fulton. Ky.. for 1100.000 damages resulted in a "hung'' Jury and a compromise by which Meadows pays jvir. Hawley ij.iOB and ait costs. The damages were for Injuries receiv ed in a horsewhipping given Mr. Haw ley by a band of men alleged to have been. led by Meadows, who was angry pecause nts wire sued lor divorce and charged Mr'. Hawley with alienating ner anectiona , The result of the-trial Is a vindication of the character 1 of Mr. Hawley and as such will be wel corned by his friends and the friends of his family here.. Funeral of Mrs, Armlsread BurwelL - The funeral of " Mrs. Armlstead Burweli was v conducted yesterday afternoon from the Second Presby terian church at 3 o'clock by the naatof. -Revif T. t Martin .n. VTavln. I More eloquent witness could not h deceased was held than' that by the large congregation of friends which assembled at the church - and fol lowed the remains to ' Elm wood, where the "interment was made.' . The pall-bearesp were: Judge Piatt D. Walker, oV Raleigh: Messrs, George E. Wilson, E. T. Cansler, C. M. Carson, H. M. Victor, T. C, Guth rie. W. W. Phlfer and Col. A. I Smith. ' ! t mm You may not want to' J cr.on1 TVeiiTi TYiAnoTT rrv . " ' ." "''' ''" '" .' . presents, but you want to send something to your friends. Why not send a book, one of the most attractive and satisfactory, of presents and one -of the cheap- it " -.- ''' ' , ' ' f ' 1r' '' est! Call and see the new Holiday Books. Stone & Barringer Co. - ;. Booksellers,' Stationers, Offlcfl ' Outfitters, 291 S. Tryon Street., irass AND Iroh-'-Bedis Furnisher i. i ' V I P ! ! II 11 Don't fail to see our mammoth stock of Clothing and . Men's Wearing Apparel before you buy things in , this line for Christmas. If you have to have clothes, . let us sell you the best, to be -had. If you want an appropriate, as well as a useful y gift, let us .-show. you a few" of-the things we have.' "We have some' valuable suggestions io Our stock is complete with everything a big,, up-to- . "fc date clothing store carrrV. Call and see. . , , , . Mall. orders flled III 1 i: ivy .-.Remember Mellon's Clothes Fit ; on all goods sold at this furniture i "small profits" are all that we are. ; FURNITURE SALES make up for We have just received a car load v $5.50 to $35.00. We' can save you money and give you the largest and' ' best selected stock In the State to select from. Mot only is this true of Iron beds, but ,all other lines, and especially , , ,,'-'' FELT MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS. If you are at all interested, come In and tet us tell you some things 1 about the Felt Mattress business that you don't know. Not half the salesmen know -.what is in the mattress they show you. WE DO. r . LUBIN FURNITURE QO. STOP HERE '.YOUNG-MAN AMD-SEE Those Special Ready-to-Wear Suits at $25.00 : and i $30.00. ' -' . y ' y The type of Suit that the. young man t favors-n ' extreme in style and full of snap and dash. AH the little fads of style deep," broad lapels, . athletic'' .shoulders and peg;top trousers. All the smartest Browns, Grays and Greens. ; The Tate - The Streit It is a luxurious, comfortable Bed at night and a Sofa In the day time- ever ready for use and always a beautiful and artistic piece of furnl. ' r ture. The Streit Davenport Bed la recognised by the., furniture ' trade everywhere as being the best manufactured la ! this ' line. ;.:. ' Others makers imitate them, but none can equal the STREIT. " . We show them In all woods. , , i f Upholstered In Verona Velours. .35.00 to 45.00 Upholstered In Pantasote,,, $:i5.00 to $45.00. '' Upholstered in, best Grain Leather. .......... , ..... $35.00 to $83.00 Just the, thing 'for library, parlor or den. , , - t - ", , 1 ' i ; 1 make. - on day of receipt, . ' , store.' Tou may not think so, but" looking for, because our LARGE. the smal profits., 1 , , of Iron Beds, ranging In price from. TO - DAY Brown Co. Pe,yeiip6ri m II X:
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