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AMUSEMENTS
Cyril eoott. th ar tn E Award
Pete's comedy sikkkm, !Th Pttoce
Chap." is not only u excellent aor
bctvon' if the cleverest bwwlr In
the United State. . In XXDdan, Eng
Ibjk!, when ne pnt Ms boylwod. too
cqulned M tute s tor tHiletk In
wy lornv but tt wa not until o
hA - become a full-fledged ator In
the United States thus tie became to
tftrested In. . bowllnE . . nd ; ohilved
uoh supremacy thut the test toawt.
era in incw. iorn,ieaia w.
tn mitcb carnet. ' German Crlenoe of
Scott, who dearly love the game that
Hemrfk Hudaon could play m ' well.
fcave endeavored to prove the etar .a
: Germaa. eaylnr that Tie could' not
'bowt ; eo vellvif 4ie -were an,En
: Vehimao and IB wrlttns ito total ; in
their humorous way,, they address
Mm ae "Mr Cyrtt Bkaf Mr. Scott
will be seen hi "The prince Chap' at
the Academy; f Muelo to-night.,.,
- . .Volume wpon vohime have been
' written extolling the flramatic genlue
f Effle Shannon. Recognized .able
crtttca to he dally press, in, inaga
sinee and other. pubUcUone -.,hav
rVlea.wltai ne auwtme? jn trying to
, flnd adJectlveBJCX -eujticient,- force,' to
bestow upon the Aeilgmxul . stage
methods of -this charming aqtrese.
-Her -praises have even Inspired
. (poeta, for In 'looking over th pages of
a somewhat carelessly kept ecrap
book In (possession of Mlas Shannon's
another, who la her ontant compan-
' ton at home and tin.' the road, one
finds many beautiui effusfions, - ex
tjresslons .of ad'mlraJtlan for Iter true
' art and her charming- jpersonallty.
In "?he Walls of Jericho" , Mies
'Shannon is reponted as having dis-
i covered & P'ay f exceeding value, eo
far as It allocs her talents a v4de
range. Whla play wtll De'rresented at
the Academy ; of ' Music to-monw,
mattnee) and night. Seats cu-e . w
celling at fiawley'e. !
' rBrewster's Millions," a trtage ver-,
' " elon of - Georgej Barr McOataheon'a
tntereetinir' novel of the name, -will
be presea,ted here" at the Acdemy-of
Music yrtday night oy the conon,
Harris cxxmedlane. ' The i dramatisa
, ,v : don was made by WtneneU fimith and
: ? Byron Ongley and hae met iwtth the
. imoBt etiTOphaitic eueceas. It ts now be
ing .played r by two ' companies In
. i ..America, swo tn England and by one
v ' on the Continent. It will be presented
" Stare wtth all the vtrlkinc sta ef
. Vects Invented and conceived by Fred'
' erio- Thompson, -a nuteter mind In
,t this (pantlculat direction. " The . etory
has a greett deal of ln-genulty and
the slde-Ughts of burner and pathos
-. which the author throw upon it em
phasize k$ human interest i - -
m Hhe cast which Messrs. Cohan
(Harris Introduce e composed of Rob.
; ert Ober, ' Brlnsley Bhaw, Joseph
. , Kaufman, 1 George Crofisatter Louis
, Waflnee, Edmund Mortimer, Junei
'x MaJthla, -Ada May TaToorV Olive North,
' Nettle Black and other . ; well-known
;7teyers. . t;:y, ' ;:
, TRAGIC STOP Y ' OF "MADAM BUT
. .. ' "- XSHTLT'S';,. DAGQER. '
' The algnlfloancev of anuoh la iPuc-
cinl's ; "Madam. , Butterfly," - the
.'', Japanese grand, opera which, wul.be
' given fhere eit the Academy of Mualo
; rrhtursdoy, might be lost through lack
: , of knowteidge of Japanese thought
; and oharacter. . which underly vthe
' delicate fabric cyf the dramv unless
it (be dearly explained. ' 1 Thto la es
pecially true of that part where But.
. terfly makes use of her father dag-
' ger.. , '-"-, -' '4.'.' "t
v In the mediaeval daye of Nippon,
i..r,.when . th 'fihoguns.; were de-facto
, ' rulers -of the land and paid obels-
s- ance to a Mikado whoeie deification
. by his people isolated (him from the
ken of all tava (the Bhogun; when
t1 fiery gaimural vustalned W dria-'
- ' mio or feudal lord In revolt against
. thf ruler, the institution of faari-kan
;i 'was established if or the purpdse of
- punishing those of rank that fell un
der the displeasure of the sovereign.
Gilbert, in "The Mikado," makes
. "the punishment fit (the crime," and
"bollilnff oil" is suggested as the prop.
, er mode of explMd on. Gilbert's idea
was purely satirical. Death for dls
; " loyalty or through the Shopun's dis
pleasure, meant eelf-destauctlon In
the older Japan. - ,
The "auiroat mandate" front the
MBkado, ,The Son of Heaven,"' was
really a leDtre do cachet. It came
In the. gulea of a "mwaase," and if
accompanded by a sword or dagger
' , tfrom the Mikado., meant jthat the re
ceiver was condemned to suicide.
Accordingly he selected a close friend
and in Mi presence committed hari
kari "disemboweled ' Wmself. The
Japanese , Ideograph lor hari-kari
translated means '"the nappy dis
patch." The weapon with the blood
' , -still on ibhe blade was then planned
1 ' n melted, wax, to form a preservative
cwatinjr,, end wag; then gnv.n to the
t'TV.f wh hc-ld it lu great venera-
In Ue Criit act of-ths Pucdnl cpera
..1.1- .mJ. . r 1 -
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before the marriage ' scene-' Butter
fly ' begs of Jier lover that ehe
be allowed to keep "a young girl's
possessions." Among these is the
f atetf 14 dagger with - which her fia
omiral father made the "happy dis
patch." Thev American - bridegroom
begs to see it, tot knowing1 1U sinister
history.- Butterfly beseeches him to
wait and lays tt away with reverence;
Goro. the ; marriage trbker, .ap
proaches and whispers to the young
naval officer; t was sent ,by the
Mikado to tier father with a.' mea-sage."-.
The young officer asks softly:
And. Aer father?" -
-"Was obedient, replies Goro, with
a gesture Indicating hari-kari..- -v .
la tha second act me fatal dagger
appears ' again. Goro;1 anxious to
make a second marriage commission,
presses the suit of : the amorout
Prince Yaniadorl. strong; tn the belief
that Butiterfly has been . deserted by
her i American - husband. .Butterfly,'
equally strong la ths faith -that her
husband will v return. .. rejeots tihe
prince. Goro prowls about the preim-.
isea of Butterfly and ..' tnslnuatea to
Suzuki, the faithful nald, rthat no
oae knows who is this baby's lather."
Butterfly, enraged, takes the sacred
dagger, rushes to Goro wtlth, VSay't
again and I'll kill you!" Goro howls
for mwey and flees. - ' ",
. Butterfly -lets iter eyes fall on the
dagger end is thorrdaea at the thought
that she was about to eflle.the blood
of her ancestor with that of tier ene
my. ' She . totters o the shrine
and restores tt to tts iplace with a
prayer. , ,,,' '
-In the last act of the ooera the
ominous dagger appears and ' com
pletes the oalam!ltou8t mission for
whloh (fate, had destined tt. , In this
act,' the poor, Kittle geisna wife v' is
brougihjt to a realization ttfiat she has
been set aside by him ehw loves, and
vupplanted 1 by "a real American
iwttfe," who Is anxious to take , from
her the idol of her. heart, the aby
son, ?TrouMe." fihe sends Susukt to
play with the child without and then
prepares herself for the final trag
edy.. She sands before Buddha mo
ittonlesa, lost In ead thought Then
bowing before the roa she offers up
a prayer. . Taking the dagger from Its
waxen sheath she -piously kisses the
blade. Holding- It before her eyes,
she. reads the Mikado's . "messeige"
engraved ton the Wade; ,
"To die with honor, when one can
no longer. Bve with honor." ,
.. She then retires behind, the screen
and ends her unhapolneaa. .
Puccini, with his exquisite musical
grace, symbolises the dagger and Its
tragic significance with a ; harmony
that is one of the fascinating Japa
nese bits of Ma 'foefettUful . score. In
fact many true - Japanese hielodtea
are adroitly introduced througihout
ths score, hut tn such a refined way
as never to suggest any attempt to be
tricky or flamboyant. - ,,, r . . .
A 5EGRO IS THE HOrSE.
A High Point Lady Kuns . Into the
Arms of a Bock When ghe Goes to
Her Kitchen Han Tate Robbed of
zz in oreensboro.
Special to The Observer, x '
.; Hlgrh Point, Dec' 23. The officers are
making diligent search '.for the" negro
who Saturday night entered the home
of Mr; Pratt, on Hamilton street, and
assaulted W -wife ..by grappling-' her
and- cutting . her ; arm, v '-When J Mrs
Pratt went to. Investigate a light she
saw in the. kitchen the nerro tonlt hnM
of her. ' She screamed and th negro1
puned her towards, a' window, where
-. '. a
d roaae pis aepanure mrough the
glass. v .It Is not known whether" ths
broken , glass cut her arm or a knife
In the hands of the'vegrov - .Her hus
band was attracted by - her screams
and -arrived on the scene Jn time to
get several shots at- the fleeing form,
but all shots, as far as is known, went
wild. ,
. Jllall Tate, of this city, was robbed
of $21 in Greensboro Sunday nltht bv
deft-handed individuals. He knbws
he Had It at th station and when he
arrived here it was gone.r He re
members, getting, in the large crowds
waiting for the trains but does. not
remember any one's rubbing against
him or touching his pockets, although
he was looking for Just such a thing.
- ' Arkansas Darls.
Torkyille Enquirer1.
s Several Southern papers have re
plied to The New York Sun's calling
Senator Davis, of Arkansas, "Jeff
Davis II. We are convinced that
they know neither The New York
Sun nor the price of paper. , As for
us, we .will . play dominoes some
thing; worth vwhlle. Charlotte Ob
server. -I, ,
- Indeed, that U a funny proposition
and The Observer is exactly right
Arkansas Davis Is about as much like
Jeff Davis as Bloody Bridles Walte
was like G rover .Cleveland. - In his
day Jeff Davis stood for the right, the
established order of thing and the
constitution. The -New York . 'Sun
was on ' the other aide, occupying
about i the same relation to con
servatism that Arkansas Davis , docs
now.' .
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' A delayed shipment of !Morris Chairs has just been received. Some of them we will sell as low as
' ' ' Some very fine ones in the lot also, which will be sold to-day at bargain prices. - ' ;
, 'Ladies' -Desks . ;.V. . . .'. ... : '....'.$ 5.50 to $CO.OO .
; , ; . Leather, Couches .,. ...;... .-M ..... J $21.50 to $60.00
' rn.V4 , A Bird('s e liable Dressers .V..' v . . . .V. ; . . , . . .'. . . ; .$27.50 to $85.00 -
. , " : , ; , Hall' Racks. 1 .... . . ; ....... .:v. . .... . . . . . .).... . . . . .$ 8.50 to $40.00
, v- Children's Rockers, ... V,..,.. 35c. to $ 5.00 '
-f Rugs and Carpets,, . . ' : s , ; ; -
1 1-.; uFurmture
' GAFFNETf NEAVS BUDGET. :
A Still Which 'Furnished Boys With
Their Supply Destroyed 'Last Week
'. Now Four Candidates For- One
Office Hand Badly Lacerated In
Gin Report Much, Discussed Yet.
Special to The Observer. J ' ' ,
Gaffney, : a-';. C.. Dec. !; 88. Sheriff
Thomas received information Thurs
day night that a distillery ; was,' in
operation -within about, tour miles , of
King's Creek station, on the Souths
ern Railway. Accompanied by Chief.
of Police Duncan, of Blacksburg, he
went to the scene,' of the 'alleged
illicit operation and' found a still of
about 80 gallons capacity, and be,
tween 600 and 1.C00 gallons of beer.
The fires had . been drawn, but the
stiUj was hot and showed .'that . the
operators had only recently left the
scene. The capture of this plant. Is
important, as it has for a-long time
furnished whiskey for the boys. and
younr men of the. neighborhood. .
There are 'now four candidates for
the General ' Assembly ' th' the ' field,
Kimsey O. Huskey being the last
to announce. Kimsey la a politician
of i some considerable - experience, and
the others had. better' look out for
him. ' :,. .. 1 . '
Mr.- D. L.- Splawrr, who lives In the
Limestone Mill village, .slaughtered 1 a
hog the other day which tipped the
scales at ' 610 ' pounds. r jue eDtainea
200 pounds of lard from the porker.
A younr man named Cash, who
lives about eleven miles from Gaff
ney, in the Butler neighborhood, had I
the misfortune to get nis nana
caught in a gin Friday afternoon
about 2 o'clock. He was brought to
Gaffney, where he arrived about - i
Ojclock, and Dr. J, N. NesblU dressed
the wounds. The hand was severely!
lacerated and " the doctor amputated !
one finger and: thought that another!
one would have to come oft'
. Drs. Steedly, Pitman and Griffith,.
operated on Mr. T. W, Klrby Friday
morning for appendicitis. The opera
tlon was successful and, it no com
plications ' occur, Mr. Klrby will be
able to resume his: duties 'in a few
days. ' .- ' j , .
- The people of Gaffney are stlU
discussing the report of the com
mittee as to the conduct of certain
of the county-officers. It is reported
on the . streets this .morning 4 that
Governor Ansel has requested the
resignation of all the officers except
the. sheriff and coroner.' Tour- cor
respondent feels satisfied that this re
port Is without foundation;
Mr. and Mrs. T. ' B. -Moaeley ' and
Robert N. Slmma, Esq., of Raleigh,
are visiting the family of Dr. A. M.
Slmms, on Montgomery street. Miss
Alma Bethea, ot McColl.i Is visiting
Miss ;i Marie.:. Turner, on Johnson
street , ; -' - , , J
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Hard Times In America. . ,
Louisville Courier-Journal.,;; 1, t '
According to a dispatch, from Wag
ner, a D.; a weaUhy farmer of that
section, having found tnat high wages
and an occasional bail glven-for tihe
benefit otf ''the handa" add not suffi
ciently elmtpllfly his labor problem,
proposed to purchase a motor car -for
jthe use of the laborers. . , x -
To emphasise his willlngnese to
Siva employes a square deal.. , Mrv
emeettaon Inserted this advertisement
la he Vocal paper: ' 1
"Wanted Ai man: to plow. , Will
furnish riding plow with canopy top.
I will feed, . harness " ana unnucn
J?06.1 canT tokia!t.0mJt5
wm -- mm
I hm" fjvi irwiiitv' ra
will. V. will also furnish hint tearm
and bugry to drive evenings and Sun
days. Should he prefer an auuxmo
blle, will buy him ne." ' t - , t- '
Fair speech did ' not'i eufflc.. " . A
dozen husky farm hands agreed to
accept munificent satanes, ftut insist
ed that (the motor car-should, be tn
evidence before they , emtered ,- vpon
their duties. Mr, Smeeteon rose ito
the occasion "by renting- a car tem
porarily and ordering one from a fac
tory in the East A a reauV. of his
liberality and Ingennuy he has rtaip
tured the services o enough men to
run his farm - ,
This Is a picture of "hard Umea"
in the United States! , .
1 'An Imposing Sight
Strand Magazine. '
The eight of six pair of elephants
simultaneously at work capturing a
half dozen struggling, trumpeting
mates is an Imposing one. .Like
pair of animal policemen arresting a
prisoner, the great beasts sidle along
side a victim, take him between them,
tind jostls and squeese and worry
him, tall first, toward a tree. , Every
inch 1 contested . by jibe herculean
fighters, . unti nearlng ft stout tree
or stump the little brown, elephant
catchers lld from their mounts to
,the ground, crawli under the ponder
ous bellies and shuffling, lucking feet,
Un cable slings about a hind foot
rend take a turn around a tree.- -
This Is the season of decay and weak
ened vitality: good health la hard to re
tain. . If j"u'd retnln yoitrs, fortify your
rvstem with Ifolllfter'a Rocky Mountain
I'm. thn 1iT.1t wftv. &. vnia, Tva-or
Trtl.Sct. R. II. Jur-a to.
111 ... . .
as gifts and ; make' your hoine . comf orta ble and beautiful. Open to ,-night until IX
YOtXG MIMSTERS ORDAINED.
Four ' Episcopal Clergymen ' Diaugu
. rated Priest at Gastonla by Bishop
: Horner Archdeacon .. Webber
Preaches the Sermon; ; , t '
Special to The (Observer. ,', ; ' i'
j Gastonla, Dec . 28. A very Im
pressive ceremony took place in St.
Mark's Episcopal church here yes
terday morning when Rt. Rev; Jun
ius M.' Horner, of Ashevtlle, ordained
to the priesthood the following: 'Al
fred Straifctow Lawrence, of High
lands; Eugene : Deiflteadf of Wilkes
boro; Rev: J.. Norton Atkins, of
Blowing Rock, and Rev. WllHann
H1U Hardin, rector of 6t. Mark's,
Gasrtonilai. The ordination sermon was
preached by Archdeacon Percy C.
Webber, of Berton, of the Diocese of
Milwaukee. - It was a magnificent
eenmonr and was heard 'with delight
by a large audience.- Among the
visiting ministers who' participated
in the ceremony were: Rev, Walter
BmGth. of Charlotte; John S. Moody,
f Hickory; . Alfred H . Stubbs, of
AChevllle;- Edmund N. Joyner, of
Tryon F . D . Lobdell, of Philadel
phia, Pa.: David T. -. Johnston, of
Llncolnton; John C. Seagle, of Ruth
rfordton. ' At the , night service' Archdeacon
Wffbber preached' a "powerful senmon
on.kJChrUan' example- and Dr.
Thompson, of Fernandina, F4a -, Vls--kors
from several towns attended the
xercises, The church was exquisite
ly decorated with evergreens and pot
ted plants.- r '
' 'An Alabama Mlssourian.
Montgomery Advertiser.
l . Wa wIsh an manv nf our " eon.
temporaries would stop using the ex
pression - ;Money is plentiful." We
are from Missouri some more. ,
tii-' v',-" "" " 1 1 " ' "" "'" "
. , Nerves Steady.'
Cleveland Plain Dealer. .
"At the same time there Is no fear
that any English fishing fleet will
suffer by the way.
A REAL WONDERLAND.
South Dakota, with Its rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide rangea and
strange natural formations, is a veritable
wonderland. At Mound City, In the home
of Mrs. K. v. uarn. a wonaerrui case
of healing haa lately occurred. Her aon
aeemed near deatn with lung ana tnroat
trouble. ' Exhausting coughing spells 00
eurred every five minutes," writes Mrs.
Clappt"wheo I began giving Dr. King's
New. Discovery, the great medicine, that
saved his Ufa and completely cured him."
Guaranteed for .cough and colds, throat
and lung troubles, by all drugglsta 6O0.
and $1. Trial bottle free. , ' '
PEOPLE'S coLunn
All advertisements - inserted In this
eoiomn at rate ot ten. cent per line
of six word. . No ad. taken for less
than 20 oenu. Cash In advance. .
WANTED.
WANTED Situation aa governess. . Can
teach music. References exchanged.
X. Y. Z., Box 87, Elizabeth, N, C.
WANTED Position aa salesman in gn
.eral meichandiae or grocery store. Best
ef reference from former employers. Ad
dress ''Worker," cure Observer. '
WANTED-Everybody to sttend the big
- ahootlnir match at . the Fair Grounds.
Shot guna and rtflea Free attractions
In afternoon. Ladles and children invit
ed -.especially. . Don't forget the day,
Christmas Day, ....
FOR RENT.
FOR RENTTwo communicating- front
rooms,, first Door, over Yorke Hroa ft
Rogers' store. Hot end sold water bath.
Geo. W. Bryan. ' , 1 - .
FOR RENT One furntahod room. 810
East th street . . ,
BOR RENT Rare - ODDortnnity to lease
' modern house, centrally, located, rea-
onatie rent, by buying furniture. Ad
dress "E. S., care Observer. . .
FOR RF.NT The "Dowd farm" for im.
R. M. Miller, Jr.
FOR RCNT-Furniahed rooms, No. i
, L'arnegie court, - 1 -
ton SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT The TCeerans
home at 0i South Tryon street J, M.
oatea . ,
CKIVKRNESS WANTEDA governess to
instruct tnr-a email omiaien, on a girt
to take imisio. mate ag,i expericnca,
references and salary exempted with
hoari and lauadry free n my hime in
tlie eonnirv, lira. ; Ni Glcn Williams,
wuuams, .
nscoxANEoua ,
TUB AVHOLF. FAMILY wilt appreciate
, rvicinr.-- uuy one wuny : uoni
gione & ifariitger 10,
Trial Catarrh trentrnf nts ar beinir
mulled out ire, on '.rtueat, nv pr,
Shonp, Racine, vvis. 1 vrm : test are
proving to the peo l wivnout a penny'a
v)ft tle (fruit vsiue of this aolentliio
nrcKTlutlr.ri -K(i"wn to uhi . IkIs every.
nli-re aa l.'r. i,Uon'a UunU, JliiiniiUy,
Sold, ly Uuttena I (.armacy. , .
MORRIS CHAIRS at' a bargain to-day.
. Only 15.60 each for t! $70 kind. Park-er-Gardnar
Co. -.'.. ii.... '
THE GREATEST authority on words Is
- Webster's International Dictionary.
Put It into your home for Chrlatmaa.
810 plala; indexed $10.75; stand M-60 to 8i.
ADDRESS King's Business Collere, Char
lotte, N. C, for special rates . for
scholarship. Winter opening Jan. 3d and
id, 1908. - , .-
HOW ABOUT a Teacher's Blb with
her name on In gold? From. (l.tS up. at
gtone A Barringer Oo.'a.
SEND IN ALL advertiaementa written
for Mis. Joe Person's Remedy by noon
to-morrow. i5 contest closes than. '
BUY Christmas Boxes and Holly Tags,
- etc. stone A Barrlnger Co.'a
SHIRT 'WAIST BOXER make, nice gifts.
See our stock to-day, Parker-Gardner
Co. . ' . H -"
WE JIAVE a few choice "Raanflie,!
books , still on hand. Buy early thla
morning. Stone & Barrlnger Co.
TEACHERS WANTED-Many dealrabla
openlnra, Nj C, and South, principals,
assistants, rural schools. 1 Special enroll
ment. Sheridan'a Agency, Greenwood,
s. c.
OUR 25-CF.NT COUNTER Will aettle that
ploblem tn three minutes. Try it. Stofie
A Barrlnser Co. . .
WILL QIVE REWARD of $1(1 for arrest,
with evidence to convict, of persona
who dealroy treea on my property on
Sharon road near fair grounds. . J, K.
Wolh
LADIES' WRITING DESKS at $8.S0 t
$60. Parker-Gardner Co.
CHOICE bunchee of Holb'. V- to-day.
Stons A Barrlnger Co.
EFECIAL NOTICE-Famlllea wishing a
nice box of Florida oranges, my own
raislnc, for Christmas. 'Phone 1318., J.
A. Allison.
SPECIAL PRICES to-day on Leather
couches. - Fncea rrom IZ1.W to 13.
Parker-Oardner Co.
(50o AUTOMOBILE absolutely free. Aak
Mmer clothing co.
AUTOMOBILES Hand Cars. Mwry-go
rounds-and Rocking Horses at actual
coat At C. B- Flournoy A Co.'s.
ORIENTAL RUOS, Wilton Rugs. Vslvet
Rugs, ' SmyrnA Rugs and Axmtnsur
Rugs at special prices to-day. Parker
Gardner Co. ; -.. -. .,'. .
LADIES OlvS hinya box of good ctgara
We have beat stock In city to select
from.' Oem Restaurant Co.
LIBRARY and Parlor Tables In great
r variety. Any price or wood wanted,
Parker-Qardner Co. "
CHRISTMAS CIOARS-We have them
In all the- poplar 1 brands in all else
boxes. Oem Restaurant Co.
LADIES' TOILET TABLES and Cheval
Glasses at eoccial reduced cncs. park-
er-Oardner Co.
WHITF OWL CiaAR-W have control
ot this popular cigar, and it s a nice
Christmas present Gem Restaurant Co.
PIO DISPLAY of China Closets In Oak.
Early JqUsh and Mahogany. Parker
Qardner Co.
'frit) "
--i t.Z
1 Just tie Thin? for ;
Christmas
Price J3.C0. .;.
ON DISPLAY .
unu-io::&
; Off MOT.
STORES
Writ for sample
j -to the ' V
ft - i )"V 1
Charlotte, lie:
Recipe for
Delicious '
Golden Glory
Doughnuts
1 egg, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup sweet milk. 1 tablespoon Golden
Glory Cooking Oil. 1-J nutmeg, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 heaping
teaspoon baking powder, 1 quart flour (or a much a may
be necessary for proper consistency), 61ft salt and baking
powdor with the flourv Roll-out the dough and cut with a
tin doughnut cutter, - Use a deep frying pan nearly full of,
Golden Glory Cooking Oil. Get , the oil hot enough to
brown a bread crumb In five seconds. Carefully drop the
doughnuts In and do not overcrowd the pan. Theywlll
soon float Turn' them over a soon as possible. - when
brown take up with a fork and lay on folded cloth or blank
white paper to absorb the adhering" oil. Sprinkle with
powdered sugar. ,
BRANNON CARUOXATIXO CO.
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ready large stock many new
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pecially appropriate for .
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We ' cannot begin : to
enumerate them here, r- but,
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we do say that if it's some
thing the right-up-to-now .
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carry, we have it. 1
Doat overlook ear magnificent line
of highest trad Suit and Overcoats,
It will interest yon to see what wo
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CLOTHES nr.;? . :;y"
Over 4J.O0O Ivera 4b Fond Pianos
made gnd, sold pvery piano war
ranted and guaranteed. It Is the
piano for you to buy If you wart tsn
beat, gold on reasonable terms.
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