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'CHARLOTTE ..DAILY OBSERVER, APKIL 13, . 10G3.- ' f tr' V SOCIAL All!) FSlSOIiAL ... " Mr. .Paul .Valaer na returned ' - from Raleigh, whero ah visited her r--' parents, Mr, and Mrs. 1- A. Kuester. ' .,IT"i-.- ' . ' - """ - 'v1i-'"-t , . v Cards reading, as follow have been received In the city:- ''' ,.l'vf'-' W , Mr. and Mrs. James . Allan i Higg .', . request the honor of your presence "' at the , marriage of their daughter, ; . .-. . - . Emily, Oeftrude, v.- v to - ''-- : ; ; : Mr. Gilbert Elliott Smith, C'Zl-'-it'-i'': .Wednesday evening, , y ' ' - ' April woty-cod, S ' V ": - V. nineteen - hundred . and eight, ; yy. . at six o'clock, , . Vs ;; Church' of the Good Shepherd, . . ;.;i-v--.;W fuielgh, North Carolina, 1 -'':X.:V-:r:' -t Home, . j --' ' ..' ' ' ' i u liv forty-one "";, v.. -i :' - Eighth tret, .;;''.-',';;,'-. - Brooklyn. NKl.;rr-:V:i j Mis Hlggs" la one ot Raleigh's most popular and. charming, young ladlea and has many c friends -in: Charlotte. .;-'V-5 Mr.'" Smith, la North Carolinian.. '- fornyr atudent-at-the Agricultural ' j and Mechanical College,. and now en- ' j V:; ." gaged In the real estate bualneaa and .vJ' 'Y.'th practice, of law in, Kew,Tork..-.,L. 'T'liY- ""--' v '' " 7 hi77 ; y "'-""Cards reading' foHow hav been received In the ityr j ' yll . ' " ,,- Dr. and Mrs. William. Wasfey Etaley " - ' " Invite jroay to. present Jv " . at the marriage of their, daughter, : ' Mr. , Thoma riavlu 1 , ': . n the evening of .Tuesday, the' twenty-first of. April nineteen hundred and eight J at half after seven o'clock, ' ' The Christian- Church. ,' ' 'iJi..,. Suffolk Virginia, - - ', At Home, '. v : After June the first. - -. Greenville. North Carolina. . Mr! and Mrs. George RoeseV ot Macon, 'G a., are visiting at the home 1 f Mra. Roeset's sister, Mrs.'" H. J. -Walter.-on N'orWfr'OhswJh- street. - - , Z An event which, will bs of Interest to nany Charlotte people will be the -celebration by Dr. and Mrs. T. H. r strohecker of "the twenty-qfthannl- versary of their - marriage a elr vtiome In - Washington- rrlday. Dr. , Strohecker i a- South Carolinian by birth, a native of Charleston, 'but a former resident of Charlotte. Mra Strohecker was Miss Julia Stockton - Davidson, of this city, and Is rs-. Cmenjbered by many, . Several Char lotte friends will go np to Washing ton thl week t attend the celebra tion rrlday, " . i ' ' Among- the ' tourist visitors at the i " ; , delwyn yesterday wer Mrs. A. C. ' '' Thornton and Miss , M. C. Thornton, " ' . ', ot Magnolia, Mass. ', v'.k .:. ;,;.. BRIEFS. A Few Minor Happening In ; and ,. . . . About tb City.. : ;j. :';' "-The many friend' of Mrs. H. J J Ji-Walter will regret ; to., learn of her f- v ;, nines at her; home, No. 8 if North ,t- ! v. . Church rtreet.. : T; ,!' The stock company Week'Vrlll be L '.' opened to-night at the local theatre , : ,...y the , Marl LaTour Company. The . j , company will be hens' all week. , "V : . -All those who are to sing In the vaudeville and In the sobo band will ..! 1 ... . meet in. the eeiwyn assembly nail to- V night promptly at.. S o'clock to re hearse. .. ;r-. ..-"":-:-'.-yf ,v:--,;-;v -r- ,;. "i -Twelve plasterers will commence .'work In the new T. if. C. A, building t-day. To five some idea of the slse jot the structure, It is stated that 150 tons of wood fibre plaster will -be re quired on th Interior. ' , , ' Th 5 Ministers' ; Association ' of - Charkitt meets this morning In th parlors of the Toung Men's Chris tian Association. A new organization will be effected nd offlcer chosen for the coming year. The hour is 11 o'clock. - ' ' ' ,- Th cool spell which descended . n th community Saturday night had not departed at' late, hour last night. All of yesterday was cool but ' after the fall of dusk courageous in' dividual wearing overcoats might have been seen. -r -,---'.'. ',; x J THE THREE GREAT QUESTIONS. r . , - - A ' . , . ' 1; Frank $Her Speaks to Men .at ' - Tryon tree Methodist' Church- !4 :, . .1 Solo by . Mr, Cyril Baztmeer. -: ' Th meeetlng for men at th Tryon H 7 StrVet' Methodist church yesterday ' afternoon.,, tinder . th Joint . auspices ii' i of the, Methodist churches of. the city - a nd the Toung Men Christian, A- maI. el am' aro. a iiiwaaii 1 All Thft - j' -: OWiaUUlll W W ww- a. taa T f J er "vpwr&t 400 . men present ; ; ftntj the speaker, Rev, Frank Slier, 1 " most Interestingly - discussed --the ?;"Three Great "XJf Ptoblems'.T : Mr. Slier ijased ; his remarks on a : . passage of Scripture setting forth the Slfe story ot: Jacob and stated that the three g-reat life question of every ! man were marriage, or ' th social ' question: an occupation, or the busl . neas question; a God or th hellgloua i , ' question. - Every man, he said, must jj s jriake some disposition of these.' ques- .,. tions. eome discussion . wa paa or th social 'and religious questions, but the speaker gave most of his at- - Mention to the last-named or the re-''.'-' llglous question. . . .r - V'::Zi In pressing th object -of his ad- -: dresa, the speaker was most earnest and sought to win every pon-Chrls-(Im mui to an acceptance of the claims ot Jesua Christ.. - There waa -' flep Imprest) Ion left on th minds of those present and several asked for th prayer. - ..:; v - An interesting feature of the ser tic was the singing of "The Palms,"' by Mr Cyril Baxtresser. , . ' " - " , , I- I I B I - I "ill" V " ' I "irVSKSlXU AT 5i'FAiuIiX.:;'rr . , ;' 31r. J. K, TlKHiipnon llff to. ReW at - . Old Itont in .Jioii.X',oanty..J,ca lerday Re-v. . II. Ii. . Boyer At - ' md Service. : -. : -.' "rR H-'K. Boyer returned," last ' night from McFarlan Anson county, r where he went Saturday evening to ttend , th funeral of - Mrs. J: . E. " Thompson, who death Ocrurrd sud- ;.- denly In High Point Friday.- The service took .place in the McFarlan - Methodist church In the presence of a very large crowd. The officiating mlnUtera were Rev.- Dr. & B. Tur- - ' V rentlne, of Greensboro;, Rev. Mr. i-lfioyer. of this city, and Rev. Mr. Mc Oee, pastor of th McFarlan. church. .Many beautiful floral tributes were in evidence from friends, in . this . and , other States. The .Interment - was - made In the cemstery adjoining the --i KHrehv '-- s.- -s -fj Mra Thompson was a native Of Mfc- Farlan and for many year resided in ' Charlotte. . She numbered many friends H over the State. ! ,i BVJfT EVER MADE.. - -Por ten years the superior patity of Blue FUbbnn Flavoring Extracts has Seek .j tnalntaed. pllng conuniT who d , nand the best. . . -4 . A REPLY TO . DR. M ANALLY. That the Speech of Mr. Craig at UUrh. Point -Wan CorrecUy Re- jx)rtcd is Attested by. a Strong An . 'swcr to Dr. W. J. Mi'AnaUy's Com munication in Hunday's Paper . IMlipreut Effort Wmjwtj "our aicn w ero OUappoUiteu. ; . ' ,: To th Editor of Th Observer:. ; J have Just read an article signed by Dr. W. J. MeAnally. of this city, in which he takes to task th . re porter sent bv your raoer to our city on the occasion of Mr. Locke Craig speech n th night of th th. He thinks that the ' reporter . wa - "too enthusiastic in his - account of the crowd, the speech (and It -t effect upon th voters. " ? . ; 4 - .Having been more or less re enontdble for th coming- of Mr, Craig and his giving us the splendid speech, having, been present through every tword.. of It andi being ... very much interested In his obtaining a good voU at ouf primaries, I. feel as If. the opinion of the doctor, who doubtless belong to the class of Craig a friends who wer disappointed with his peen, snouia . not ga un challenred bv th "admirer" of Mr, Craig who wer not only, not dis appointed but - wer delighted - with th speech, for oeneve inai i De long to tb largest class." From the time of his, arrival about 3 o'clock In the afternoon until th , hour of his speech I o'clock, he was the com tant redolent' of attention', and calls from our best and most promi nent veitlssnK-He "war'hot- allowed time to change hi apparel and shave himself until the, callers began to. ar rive. . The opera house-v wa - com. forjably filled whn--Mri Craig- ar. rived and by the time he waa Into the spe.'h 1h house was "filled back to the 4oor and one gentleman, not a Craig man, by th way, stated that he wanted to hear him but could apt get tjet' j,w:v...I(c...;, -'' Th speech Itself was a character istic Democratic Craig deliverance, sound In - principle, meeting, 'every Issue squarely, so. that no one could doubt , where Ji stood on . the ques tions presented..- He announced him self aajleased at the present sUtuaJ OI in passenger raie proposition, committed himself and his adminis tration to a correction of th freight rat abuses practiced by the railways against North Carolina cities and towns; cam out in strong endorse ment of the Ward, Watts and State prohibition bills and predicted the ratification .of. the. Jatter.by .thapeo pl; said h waa in favor of starting every r idle machine . in - the . cotton mills and furniture factories of the Btat,- and in, answer to a query by a prominent supporter of Mr. Kltchln In our -town, a lawyer, stated that he -was against subsidies to railways, or special privileges to any one (Mr. Kltchln .record on th No. 7 subsidy being . his . strong drawing card).' -There was one man In High Point who has com to the writer sine the speech and stated that he wa disappointed in that Mr. Craig did not attack Kltchln, as he had gone out to hear something 'hot;" but Mr. Craig did not appeal to the voter for their support on his mud Slinging ability, either at the charac ter of bis opponents or - their sup porters. -The writer ha found by diligent' effort that the Democrats who were disappointed in ths speech. were two 'Democratic manufacturer (and he has not vernied by the gentlemen personally,--two doctors. and one banker, a Republican, who to'd th writer personally it was not of the high order he bad ex pected from Mr. Craig. (Mr. Craig devoted, soma time, to the record of the Republican party in Its ad ministration of affairs m North Caro lina). Since the account of the1 speech as published in the .local paper, " which was along th - earn lines as th doctor's letter, several gentlemen In High Point have stated to the writer that they wer de lighted With th' speech: 'that they did not know htm personally before th speech and that , they would glv him their hearty support r- It th ' correct ' meaning ', of ; th term . "overwhelmingly'! as used in th doctor's article Is understood by the - writer, then, , although r-bavins lived In the city but two years. I think I know the people of his town as well as. If - hot better than, he does, and I am firmly of the opinion that th men in High ' Pointy who ar sup porting Mr. Craig in his candidacy for" Governor, ana nave Deen ever since h announced himself, were not disappointed. In his speech, but wer proud of It ana are more com fldent than ' ever of the splendid showing which he will make in Guilford primaries, when th .day rolls around. These men were de lighted with his powerful presenta tion, of the immortal principles, of Democracy; the firmness exhibited In refusing to cater to the voters by th mud-ellnrlng routes th , -clear-cut and positive pogltlon he took on live Issues, and-the splendid -crowd which earn out to hear him, Yes. this Is Kltchln territory. .. of course, but there be a few Craig men here yet, and th number ; will Increase from the hour of Craig' speech until the primaries. L. C. SINCLAIR. ' High- Point, Apru i2tn. .- - PERSONAU Tbe Movements of a Number of Peo pic, , Visitors and - Others. . . Dr. , Robert 8. Yoan. of Concord, wa in the city last evening returning from Davidson, where he naa oecn to see hla brother, Mr. A. B. Young, who has been sick for eome months and whose present condition is very criti cal. ;' . i'v'p '-''w,-," Mr. Fred Hull, of Asneviiie, nation al bank, examiner, spent, yesterday la the city with friend. Mr. J. T Jennings, f Spartanburg, S.:Ct pent yesterday; in the city, the guest of Mrr u. - h. uryani, at ns home in Dilwoftlu. ; - . " - ; . . . Mr. T. A. Vincent, of Greensboro. was registered among the guests at the Central yesterday.;: -- Mr. M. E. Bostic, or Uennttavllle. S. C.t - was a Charlotte, visitor yesterday.-- - 1 , . ' : j;--'--i Mr. W. P.' Martin, ot ' Wadesboro, spent : yesterday in th city.-- '". Mr. EG. Buchanan has returned' from a business trip North and is at the" Central." -fu" '- - . -MrA. C. Clarkson,-of Darlington, 8. C. spent yesterday In the city. t .. Mr. J. A. Dysart, "of Atlanta, Oa., rnreBterdayriftthccWy stopping at th Selwyn. -. u . " Mr. R. M. . Billings, of Detroit, Mich., waa a Charlotte visitor ye- j terdy." :' J '-?-' S V : Mr. A, M.Willi a,, of Richmond, Va., was a guest In th city yester-! day. stopping at the Selwym - 1 Mr.- J. -H. Beckham,- of Bennetts- vllle, 8. C,; spent yesterday In th city. -.--' ., . ' . - i Mr. T. Lv Ross, of Kannapolls, spent yesterday In th , city, stopping at the Central. Dr. A. Graham - wilt leave ' (he middle of. the week to. Join hla wife for two-weeks, stay In New York nd Brooklyn. x . s. . IHtrthrt 4f4l Rh-W5-rMorrt Be7I L-'orreTKmoVnc Of The Obrver. - iMooresville. Jkprll 10. Mr. Jess . - Richie died last night at 11:J0 "clock t th home of Mr. I. . W, raxtr. after an Illness of nine days. nrumonut repponsioie i or nis arain. he burial took pla-ce this afternoon at 5 o clock eonauctea oy nev. . t. Prhour, He uavos a wife and one chLd. . . .. '.- " - tBAlGilAKES ilOfiB-VOTES DAVIDSON PEOPLE ; WITH " HIM .inxiona People of Lexington' and Da- vidwn County Given - an Oppor , t unity SttnrUay to Hear Mr. Locke Craig, Candidate For Governor, and . His Speaking Please At Denton a " Crowd of Two Thousand Assembled, - too Addrrs at That Placet, Being ,. Literary Speech at Lexington Po- - llticaL Bat He Faaae IJahtly Over His Claims For the Norillnataon, and Egotism is Absent Altogetlicr From " Hto Remarks. ' , Special to The Observer- , ' .' .' .. ? Lexington, ' April' It. Mr. Locke Craig spoke in' Lexington last ' night to a court house full of people. Al though feeling unwell and worn with traveling and speaking, his speech was pronounced good. J)y those. who heard him, , and Craig supporters feeP satis fied with the showing their candidate made, r Th . people of -the .' town n4 county had bcenxanxious to see and hear him. and now , that they have Craig stock has undoubtedly risen in Davidson. -H ws strong before h came. -' ".. '-,'. . ...'- ' ' ' At Denton yesterday he addressed the largest crowd.evr gathered Cat that place, the number being placd at 1,000. The address at Denton was th annual literary address at th close of Prof. Walter --S " Anderson's schooL ".His speech her was polltl eafe H discussed -th questions of trusts, railroad rates, education, tem perance: and Industrial - development ringing., clear on equal rights and de claring that Democracy had brought about all the great reform of the State. ' H-Tnaderno-abniveref erence to any man and dwelt only briefly on the fact that he wa a candidate for any offle. . H met th., objection raised against him In a frank manner and pointed to his record as a Demo crat to show whether h v war a Denr crat or not' Frequent anecdote apt ly used caught the crowd from time to time and close upon telling blows for Democracy cam hearty applause. Eloquence again and again brought a hush to the room and throughout 'the speech he received , close and respect ful attention. r: -- - HONOR TO, THE! LEADERS. At th mention of Glenn, Overman, Simmon and .Aycock spontaneous cheers broke out and wer repeated when her declared that he would never, stand up in a Democratic assemblage and hurl scorn at those men who led the manhood of North Carolina In the ft, fnr-tfea ifrtemotlon of ther State: referring-to them snerlngly as the "Big Four, -or in anyoiner way. in fact thas statement brought out the keenest annlaose of the evening. Mr. Craig pleaded for harmony and a united Democracy in state ana nation. ttb declared his was not a mission to create strife or division, to array Democrat against Democrat, man against man, class against claBs; he came as h representative of no fac Hun on wlnr: he was neither a radical nor a conservative, but a Democrat, and as -aucfc'h would tand on the Democratic principles. ' , . - Ma demanded nroDer service from th corporations In behalf of fe people, with-falr compensation; and declared. that if he wer mad Gov mw hA vaiild-iM ill lust - cowers and legaV remedies, with the' great moral forca of th State, to force pub lic service companies to aeai jusiiy; v. mmwMi aiiarante at the same time the Same even-Danded Justice for. cor porations that be guaranteed to the humblest individual; and he would guarantee ,to the humblest Individual h aam even luetic h guaranteed to th greatest railway - corporation. In approaching tn ranroaa ana other problem that bulk big before (Via neonia. he oleaded for the proper spirit in people and In . officials. He declared that there should be no spirit of spits, no spirit of hatred, no Spirit of demagogy ,ln ' dealing with these problems. This Is an age or maumriai possi bilities and building up. We should all seek to build up. none to tear down. It was easy to attain fame, he said, by tearing down. H declared he was not "agin" everythin unaer th sun. He stood. for what he con uinl . ha nemoeratlo and ' rlsrht. and wanted every man to know where he stood. ' H passed lightly over his claim for, the 'nomination and there wa no mm .iThl good season. Ilk -Christ-..! mas, Is beginning to be widely observed as a time for' making gifts to one's friends. -, ..-- these ' fifU , are seldom z- pensive, usually artistic . pic ture, daintily bound books ar flven. The following are a few of the special thing we have thl year for this purpose: Beautiful thought 7 from Ten'nysoa," Browning, - Long--felloWir-Whlttierr-and-'th- B1W -Books on friendship In several bindings, verse for oachjrlay by different authoraf? religious book and booklets In inex pensive and fine bindings. ' ''Our line of Easter post csrds I very complete, both in comic and religious carda Me&BarripgerCo. j Book, Stationery and Art Store r.- ! .' - tt I ' .,- -.- : " ; v. ' -',,--'- r' i ". . -".'" ' ' .'"--. i. " UNUIIE CHRIW egotism In hi speech. ' . Hi speech her-, at Thomasvllle and at Denton mad him vote. . - . ; - DELAWARE IN CRAY COLrMS'.' Win Send Practk-ally a Solid Drlega ; tkm tot Denver In Favor-of Judge ' George Gray. . i. :x. -v.; ; Dover, DeL, April 18-Th ;result of the primaries yesterday indicate that Delaware will send practically a unanimous delegation to Denver "in favor of Judge George 3ray for the presidential nomination. A "few; dis tricts; in Kent county seem to have been carried by Bryan adherents, but it - is practically certain that - the Stat convention on . Tuesday will be strongly in, tavor of sending to th national. convention a delegation in structed) to' do all It an for th nomination of Judge Grayt atthougb it may be necessary to give som of th Bryan adherents representation on th delegation. They , say : they may, vot for" Judge Gray., on. th first ballot at Denver. : Delightful, Indeed. Wilmington Dispatch." ' The manner "in which Senator Overman went for those f elk who are frequently yelling about violations of th peonage -taw m .tmrSsgthrandr tor the Department of Justice, which, like h declared, "sends long-haired mep; and short-haired women to spy upon our people and -fclander theni," was trulydellghttul,lin(imBthaye gone-cTeep, and with many sudden twists. Into th conscience ot some mortals. 's. Another False Alarm Last Night. . There was another talstLflr -alarm Turned in last night, this time from Box 40, which is situated at th cor ner of North Church street and the railroad, near the Dlddell foundry. The department was aroused and responded in quick time but there waa nothing doing. For the ' past month or more, a fa Is alarm has been rung-in - almost every Sunday nlcht from com section of the city. Effort is now being mad to locate the miscreant. . DR-JOHN R.-IRWIN '''" '. OFFICE J , NO. St SOCTU .TRYON KT- - " : AT : Woodall & Shcppard's Tbone: Offlos i; Residence IJ5. JACOBS r CANDT IS PURER THAN most candy and better, than most. U yon get Jacobs' from us you know you ar getting; fresh eandy, too, JAU P. - STOWS A CO.,- Druggists. 'Phone 17. REMEMBER BLUB RIBBON WHEN ordering Lemon or Vanilla extract, al ways specify Blu Ribbon. It's differ ent from the ordinary kind. : ' " ' EASTER ' CANDIES - LEAvfc - TOUR orders for Nunnslly's B3sstr packages at WOODALL. fiHEPPARD'S, XI S Tryon St, HAVE -roUf EVER TRIED BISHOP'S Instantooeeua ChooolateT It is already for use. Place oak In eup fill with . boiling water and.a eup of th most de licious cocoa la ready. One trial makes - a customer of - you. MILLER-VAN NESS CO, XI N. Tryon St. PIO JOWI4I me. POUND. SMALL Smoked 8houlders 12V4., fresh Eggs ' ll-Je.. extra fin Oiees J0o., Virginia Hsms ISo., Oranges J0e., 4 Grap Fruit 85c., Lemons 18c., Potatoes c, fresh Olives 6o. quart. BRlbGERS A COt FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN THE - very best companies,' Personal atten tion given to any and all business. W - want to Insure your stoek merchandise, : house, furniture, etc. J. ARTHUR ' HENDERSON BRO. ; . NICE THINGS. TO EAT If eu ar look- , ing lor nm season omi ywu n ' visit th Gem Dining Room and the -Gem Lunch Room. The mast up-t-at th most accommodating. : . , , TO LET-ALL OF TOU WILL WANT that 120. 10th "street eetUge bow. but H-tTs rentedrand you-mlssid a bsrgsin. 414 B. Osk. lv B. Myers, 30; 10 .. Worthlngton Ave, Dllworth. OlI-; big hall over Mills' store, corner 14th and Caldwell. . f 10; rooms tn Sanders Building, 16 to 7. Bousss for the cou ored from $1. up. E. U KXESLER, Phone M4. . - TTPE WRITERS RENTE DW rental machines, all makea, rtidy for Instant dcltvtry. Every machln flrst-clasa In very particular. J. E. Crayton Co HI 8. Tryon. 'Phone 104. ,; - -Westphalia Ham, ? Kln- f an Htiiii, Sliced Breakfast t Bacon, i Query House i Farm B.- Bacon Strip. , r ; ,' . W. M. CROWELI Phone 744 and x7. - "Get '.; It at TUnlcf." We Cover All Year deeds . Is drug atore goods of every Vlnd w cover your- needs, . ' Supplies ; for home, ' bath,, numery and t sick room ar all found her la great' profusion.. V Dellverjes made promptly and price .: ar as low . as Is consistent' with quality. ; ' llawky's Fi::rc:cy Academy Advance sal three , "day ahead, "Phone IJ, Tryon and Fifth Street. Special Notices '.'' ' - w1 iifltiEt An important . shipment - of Dress Linens in - transit to us was slightly soiled. These,7 together with our al ready immense ' stock - of Linens, wo . " ' Put on Sale Monday at 8:30 at Tremendously Ee-; ; duced Prices '; Every piece of Wliite Dress - - . " .i" s' '. " v'v. and Table Linen in onr entire store will be re duced in price for this great sale! Here arc a few of the good things: ' Linen Lawn Bargains 50c. yard wide sheer Linen Lawn, soiled. Sale price .... ....V ... 25c. 75c.. yard wide sheer Linen .Wholesale "Apuncement Dr. Newton Craig begs to announce that he ha opened office at No. II and II Piedmont Building for th practice of Eve, Ear, No and Throat disease. " NOT TOO EARLY . to investigate , , Refrigerators "See our Stone White, "The chest with tlie.,r chill in it.V ; Coldest and cleanest. 1 j . sLftHcCauslandSCo ' ttf South Trjon $u '"' WE WANT mess for Plumbing, Heating and Supplies IIACKNW 0 WEST FIFTH STREET.' ' PHONE 312. FLOWERS Whlt d Pink Ito, Whit, pink and Ked Carna. tlon. '. - '., ' "" Th Buperb Rnchantrea Car nation C5 Pln)- rvouble Bin Violets.' ' Pin nop of 8mllax and A. rrtf u . Fern. Wedding . Plowr. Prides 7 Deuqueta Handsome Floral ' : Dilgna '-js: ' J "Write, tIgrpn. telepbon. ' Promj' nd satlsfaetorr r. vie. W ship t- anjrpoint J.Vcn lir.i!:y !!:rsa7 Co. rOMOXA, -K. c. Send Telegram to Greensboro. in Lawn, soiled. Sale price . . . . , .45c. 25c. yard wide sheer linen : Lawn. Sale price: . .19c. 50c. yard wide, sheer. Linen Lawn. Sale pnee . 35c. Sale Price on White Dre&3 'Linens 50c. yard -wide- Dres- and "Srt Linen, soiled. Sale price, . . v., .r. . .25c. 68c. yard ; wide "Kound Thread Art Linen, soiled. Sale price. . . . . . . . .39c. 35c. value ard wide White Dress Linen; Sale price, 23c. Linen Cambrics Slaughtered 68c. yard wide JLincn , Cam-! Z Sale price 50c. yard wide Linen Cam brics. Sale price . . . ,35c. ! 25c. yard wide Linen Cam bric. Sale pftce. . . ..19c. : Century Paint is a strictly pure linseed - oil paint, and has been in constant use for the past quarter of a century. Pigments of un questioned quality are used in its manufacture. It is to-day the recognized standard- for abso lute purity and real worth, f - : T0RREN0E PAINT CO., . 10 N. Tryon. ; 'Phone 178. ' ' ' mi7A A I Vv. XJ , " 7 . . Ivnown for Style, Immense Eedactics ;ca Table Linens .:! 25c:? linen Finish T Talli Damask. Sale price . .. . ... - l r- j . . . . , i va.w Our. extra good. quality wc Mercerized Damask. Sala price. . ' - ." ; . .SOc yd. Regular 89c. value" full 70-" mch all linen good weight . ' Damask: Sale-price : $1.00 value full bleached ; Damask. Sale price ... ..-; . 1.79c.. yd. : $1.25 value two yard .wide all linen silver bleached , Damask. Sale price ", -'-.-v. -.Vi'i' .-i'.C0c.-, $1.50 value extra heavy two yard wide German .silver bleached - Damask - wears like iron. Sale price $1.25 value two yard, wide bleached - Damask. , Sale price . . . .89c, yd. $1.50 value two jard wide . extra heavy Lmen Dam ask. Sale price. . .i . $1.19 Retail isn't always due to pedigree. It comes from a knowledge . of 7 'ii;S '77. vaiYi, how - to wear your , clothes and . . what clothes to wear, -The clothes we handle , ex- .. . , ' t. .. a, . . .,- ; . ' - 1 ' - emplify' a degree of. good form which can not be measured by the ""dollar mark. - Not priced so high as cus tom" work, but every i'whit as good m quality of fabric and tip-top '.tailoring. r Tit ar.i, Q 1 msM. Air 9 . s - '
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