CHARLOTTE DAILY ' OESEEVEE, JIAY 25, 1CC3.
SCCLTJiD. FotSG.'ul
illaa rU rammer. Mix's 6usan
Stephana, avnd lU.jriet. Albert and
Harvev Orr w!U leave to-night, ac
ompanied by Mr. Harvey II. Orr, lor
New Tortc, wQer tney win spend
wek before leaving for Neva Scotia,
whara Mtav will BDend the nmmer.
Mrs. Orr and Mlsae Adelaide and
MadaUna Orr will leave the latter
part t tha weak lor Ne York from
wfalck eolnt they will sail
tor Europe
tor
a etay or several muu.
Tne Yoane- People's Missionary So
alety of Trywa Street .Methodist church
will meet wltii jars. XI. soyer ai
the parsonage to-morrow night at
clock., All tha member, are urg
ed to be preaent.- Viaitor will re
ceive a cordial welcome.. ; . ?
" Invitation Taadtnr a f olio wa have
been received In tha city: o :X
Rev and Mra, - Jame Boyee i
request the honor of yonr presence
at the marriage of their friend
.;V. ; Him Nelle Stacks t -f-
.'. IsTr. A M. Hasting
on Wedneaday afternoon ,
. - June third, at live o'clock, t ,
. ' Due West Female College, ; ,
Due "Wast, Couth Carolina.
i : Mlaa Stack , haa been expression
teacher tn Due West Female College
for-several years and . is extremely
popular with a . wide circle of : ac
fluaintancea. ,
Miss Amy Edwards, of Henderson
vllle, la expected to- arrive in the city
to-day, to visit at the home -of Mrs.
I R. Gibson, on Tenth avenue.- . , ,
; Among the fueata at toe 8elwyn
yesterday! were Mrs. M, W. Ransom
, and daughter, Mlaa Ransom, of W'eU
don. :....- :
il " -" 4 '
- Prof, and Mrs.' Henry iCAnSerson,
of the faculty of , the Presbyterian
College, have returned from . Colum
bia, 6. C. where they spent a week
with friends. Their return trip waa
made through the country In a Ford
runabout which professor : Anderson
purchased, while in Columbia. .
iii i ii i t t
- "Mr. and Mrs. C- B., Bryant, Mra. A.
W. Bryant and Mlsa Rosa Dell are
expected to return to-day from Rich
mond and Old Point, Va. , , '. ;
Cards reading as follows have been
received in the city: f-
The honor - of your presence la re-
- quested at the marriage of ' -,
Miss Anna Morrow
" Mr. John Rutledge Mouhee, '
.- - Tuesday morning, June second, ;
f nineteen hundred and eight.;
''' at eleven-thirty o'clock .
c First Presbyterian Church , ;
Greenwood, Mouth Carolina.
Mr. McGhee la business manager of
The Greenville, B.C. News, and
promising young newspaper man. He
was one of the guests at the conven
tlon of tha Southern Publishers' As
oclatioa. last week. -
alias Eatelle Reed will spend this
week and a part of next in Columbia,
8. C-. the guest of Mlsa Eleanor Ham
mond. -
, Among those who will attend Da
vidson ' College commencement this
week will be Mlaa Juanita H'.vltt and
Mr,
Carl Hewitt,
of Darlii.'gton,
a
C.' Mr. Hewitt waa formerly a. stu
dent of Davidson and well known and
. The meeting of the Saturday af
tei-Boaa Tea Club Saturday with Mra.
Walter 8. Uddell was the last of the
season and a delightful affair. Mrs.
L. A. Dodsworth won the first prize
af bridge and Mra. Minnie WTrlston
Smith the- second. The consolation
was cut for by all and won by Mra
vv, u wilhoite. , . i
Mra. W.- I Burrougha , came t
yesterday from Columbia, S. X3..
visit her father, Ma). A. G. Brenlzer,
Mrs.-Julia C. Bryce, the mother of
. Mr. J. Gi Bryce, continues very ill at
' the home of her son In Dilworth. Her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Bryce. Flagg,
of New York, haa arrived in the city
and la with her. , ; . .
Mlaa Annie Bryant arrived In the
city yesterday. from Waahington and
is spending; a few days with Miss
Elisabeth Conrad.
HAS WOX HIGH TRIBUTES.
Tin ISInrinir of Mra. Mlnnlo Wrlston
Smith Haa Won Approbation From
- Kmlnent . Critics. r
i "There are many singer with great
fame, who cannot alng . so well
you and who have not ' the voice
which you possess. Tour notes are
ao full and rouni. and so beautiful.
that had you sung the selections poor
ly. I should have forgotten the mis
takes, but you did not, your voice la
exouislte." .
This is a part of the splendid trib
ute paid by Madame Schumann-Helnk
the world-famous singer, to Miss Vir
ginia Lloyd (Mrs. - Minnie Wrlston
6mith). who will -give a aong recital
at the 8elwyn Friday night. The oo
raslon'was the visit, of Schumann
' Helnk to Charlotte last November
when Miss Lloyd sang for her.
- "Tour, middle range," she contln
ued., "a thing so rare in a contralto,
la wonderful. There is , no reason
wny you rsnouiu nv. uvf irni v-
re r and great success. It Is a beau
tiful voice, yours, and I only wish you
could come with me and I could as
sist you In. interpretations. Tour
voice needs no more training. It la
fclfhly cultivated and magnificent."
The Observer the following morn
In i- aaM In rniattnr the Incident: . -
"The few ptople in the hotel lobby
stood amacea ai sucn a voice ana uu
til the face of tha singer was aeen.
It was thought thru It waa the famous
Schnmann-Helnk ainring." ..
William Nelson Burrett, who haa
charge of George Henschel's studio
at the Damrosch Pchool, Fifth avenue.
said of Mlsa Lloyd: . '
- "She haa a line, well-given dramatic
voice, and sings with good interpreta
tion, distinct enunciation and positive
ness." - V
The conductor with whom she sang
In New Haven. Conn., rendering the
dual parts of mezso soprano and con
tralto, said- "I wish to congratulate
you on your great ainglng. We never
had a soloist here who pleased us
more than you have this evening.
Tour singing is certainly very artistic
and effective.' - -' ' .
Miss Lloyd accepted last year In
vitations to sing before the Dixie
Club, the Eclectic Club, the Sorosls
Club, the California Club, the National
Arts Club. In New York. In each
case the presa waa very complimen
tary in tta reference to her vocal per
formancea. , - r-
. Actor Boyd? Putnam Dead. .
-. New Tork. May 24. Boyd Putnam,
the actor and leading man for the Lil
lian Russell company, died to-day, at
IrvinRtonX. T., from Brlght'a disease.
Mlv Putnam was a son of Judge Put
nam -of Grand Rapids, Mich., and a
descendant of General Israel Putnam
of revolutionary fame.
GET ELT'E RIBBON
Lemon Extract. It la terpeneleae wfTl
rvrr ret rancid, and baa all -the natural
flavor of Ilia luoa. ... t ., ,
rEESOXAJj.
die ITovetnmta of a X amber of Peo
ple, Visitors and - Others,
Mr. H. A. "Williams, a prominent
rauroad man of Columbia. Ti. C, apen
yesterday In the clty .in ; conference
wun itr. w. j. yoreacre. Air. a
G. Falilsand other officials of. the
Southern Railway Company. -
Mr. J. W. Thompson, of Sanford,
was a Charlotte visitor -yesterday.
. Mr. William D. Randall. Jr.. of Bal
Omore, Ml, waa registered amon-a; the
guests at the 81 wyn yaaterday.
Mr, Peter O. Gourdin, of Davidson.
waa a Charlotte, visitor yesterday,
Mr. A. A. Tomllnion. of Richmond,
ya., -spent yesterday In the city,
Mr. H. I. Hungerford. of Coarlea
toa, 8. C, spent yesterday in the city.
stoppifig at the Beiwyn. : r
Mr, Thomas Greaham, . of Rich
mond, Va., was a Charlotte visitor
yesterday. -. . .. , .
Mr. Oscar F. Finke, of Columbia,
S. C-, spent yesterday in the city.'
guest at the 6Iwyn. "-'Vff1
Mr. J. !. Wells, of Gastonia, waa
a sruest at the Central yesterday.
Mr. H. Steele, of fitatesvllle, waa
a visitor in the ity yesterday. , ;
Mr. C. A. Tenant, of Monroe,' spent
yeiterdav In the city. - -
Mr. J. M. HoUand, of Gastonia, waa
a visitor in the city yesterday morn
inc. - . .. -i- .
- Among- the guesU at 7 the Central
yesterday were Messrs. W. C. Hamrick
and c. s. Lipscomb, of oatrney, a. J.
: Mr. 8.. 1 W Anderson, or Anderson.
8. c waa a Charlotte- visitor yester
day..' .'?".: ;?'-:..' f
Mr. J. M. Deaton, of Mooresvuie,
apent a tew hours la the city yes
terday. . '., .- '- '' -
. Mr. R. H. Burgin, of Wncoin. waa
a ruest at the Central yesterday. '
Mr Boyd Mullen, of Hunteraville,
apent yesterday morning In the city
stopping at the central,
- Mr. C. BOabanlss spent yesterday
in Shelby with his wife.
Mr. J. B..Meacham, or uaaionia,
aiArn m. Charlotte visitor last niarnt
Mr. J. O. Abernetuy, of Norfolk,
Va.. spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. J. M. juassey, or Monroe, was
a guest at the Buford yesterday.
Mr. W. f. McKay, of King's Moun
Uln, waa a Charlotte .visitor yeater
dav morning.
Mr. T. C. Dunlap. of Torkvllle, 8.
C; waa registered amoae; the guests
at the Buford yesterday, j.
Mr. T. H. DeGraffenreid, of Colum
bla. 8. C- was a Charlotte visitor yes
terday. ' ... v
Mr. H. J. Forsyth, f Chester. 8.
C a well-known cotton mill man.
spent yesterday - in the city. ;
- Master John Martin Barrlnger, of
Statesvllle, , is visiting Frank Brown
Alexander at his home on South Try-
on street. .
Mr. Harvey lAmbeth haa returned
from a several days" visit to Fortreas
.Monroe, va. , -
POLLING PLACES TO-MORROW.
List of Flacea Where Votes May Be
Cai , m Prohibiuon Election 'io
; Morrow A Question of Majority
Only; .
The polling places for the prohl
bltlon election to-morrow wilt open
at sunrise and close at sunset in the
various - precincts of the city and
county. While much Interest centres
about the election ' throughout the
State, there 4s little doubt but that
a majority of the votea will- be cast
"against - the manufacture and sale
of . intoxicating llquora." The rnult
In Charlotte 'township and Mecklen
burg county will be awaited with
considerable concern ' for the reason
that a atrong fight haa betn made
here by both aides, those for prohi
bition and those against the "bill."
The Issue is but one of majority, ac
cording to the estimate of the best
posted politicians. . There are some,
however, who claim that the
out
come . In . Mecklenburg- county
will
prove a surprise.
The Observer has already'' pub
lished a lint of the reglHtrars and
Judges of the election. The follow
ing is the official 'designation of . the
polling places for Charlotte town
ship: i -
Ward , I, box 1 city hall. -"
' - Ward 1, box S. Beattle's store, cor
ner Ninth and Caldwell streets.
. Ward t. box 1, county court house.
Ward ' 2. box - 2, Hooper's store.
South Try on street -
v Ward I, box 1, Page' shop, cor
ner Church and Fourth bUeeta.
Ward S, box . 2. Kldd'a store, on
Mint etreet.
Ward J. box J. W. J. Flte' rtore.
Chadwlck Mill.
Ward 4, box 1, No." 22 West Fifth
street ' - '
Ward -4. bor 2. E. W. Berryhlll
tore, corner Ninth and Pine streets.
JUSTICE'S . DECISION1 TO-DAY,
Thaw's Counsel la Not Highly Hope
ful of a favorable Dcrbaon From
Justice Morschauser Mrs. William
Thaw Visits Marry. ' ,
Poughkeepsie. N -T., May 24.-
Justice Morschauser will band down
hia decision to-morrow morning in
the habeas corpus proceeding of Har
ry K. Thaw, in which evidence" was
taken a week ago.
No hint' of the purport of the de
cision haa been given but action ta
ken by Thaw a lawyers, Jamea ' G.
Oraham, yesterday, waa. rewarded
Indicating that he waa not highly
hopeful of a decision favorable to his
client. fSAr. Graham secured - from
District Attorney Mack a stipulation
that Thaw should neither be given
his freedom nor sent back to Mat-
aeawan after the filing of the decision
until a formal order haa been aigned
by (be Judge.. This will have the ef
fect of keeping Thaw In the Dutch
ess county jail for a week longer.'
During, this time, should the deci
sion be unfavorable to Thaw, an ef
fort will be made to Induce District
Attorney Jerome to consent to ThaWa
commitment to one of the Staae In
sane asylnma other than Matteawan.
Thaw wa visited In the Pough
keepsie court house to-day by his
mother, , . . .---. y-,
' 1 " i . .
KILLING AT WIU'ITIKH. ,
Berry Dunlap Tank fp. Renew an
Old Quarrel and Fires Three Sliot
at -CW Ct-af a lUIllnf Him In
atantly. . , ,. -.
Asheville, May 24. A measag re
ceived her from Whlttler, to-night
states that Berry Dunlap shot and In
stantly killed "Cub". Craig. In that
city, this afternoon.
Dunlap, It is said, bad been drink-
inr heavily tor some time and when
he met Cralge near the Whlttler sta
tion, an dd quarrel between the men
waa renewed. Hot worda passed fee-
weeo the two, and Dunlap nulled a re
volver and fired three times at Craig,
all shota taking effect. Cralge fell
without uttering a sound and Dnniap
turned and fled Into the mountains.
Up to 10 o'clock to-night be had not
been captured.
Lad Kicked by Horse.
Master Jess Shumaker. the 10-year-
Old son of ' Mr. Wlllam Shumaker,
wa kicked by a boras Saturday night
on .McDowell street, receiving a rath
er ugly cut on hia left leg below his
knee. Had he not been very close
o the animal the Injury-would nave
been muca more serious. The roam
fellow shewed fine nerve. Five stitches
were taken la the wound. - -
Melt the millions of
cakes of Ivory Soap
which were sold last
year into one gigantic
cake and it would be
bigger than the biggest
battle-ship that floats ;
Isn' t that Wonder
ful ?" you say. "Shows
what advertising will
::do,oesn,tit?,lvV:0;
Yes. ; And it also
shows how great is the
demand for a pure soap
Tthat sells at a fair price,
v ; Ivory Doap f
99 4loo Per Cent. Pure.
u
BRIEFS.
A : Few
Bflnor ' Happening ' m
.About the City.
The "Anderson baseball team
passed through the city yesterday en
route home from Winston-Salem..
The rreat election la to-morrow,
the polla opening at sunrise and clos
ing at sunset. - .. .. . . - ..
All of the vaudeville shows will
ange bills to-night. One-half of
the movlna- nicture show, will also
put on trtittlmk-?rrr?tr.''?''
A calendar month from ? to-day
until the Democratic State convention.
which will be of Interest to at least
three North Carolina gentlemen.
The Margaret Wilson Society of
the Second Presbyterian church will
meet thla afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Miss Eunice . Anderson.' on .Wast
Fourth street . -a
Dr. C. R. Montgomery was called
to Lancaster. S. C. yesterday after
noon by a telegram announcing the
serious illness of little Martin craw
ford. Mr. and Mra J. W. Crawford'
little child. .
The skyscraper on the Osborne
corner I rapidly mounting skyward
and it name- la daily becoming more
appropriate. The steel support are
now up In the -neighborhood of the
fifth or alxth stories. - -- - :
The meeting of Ossis ' Temple,
Ancient Arable Order Noble of the
Mystic Shrine, In Aahe vllle, June 11th,
U being looked forward to with i
maximum of pleasure. - The Indica
tion aro th.it a big delegation will at
ten l from'Charlou. ' .. ' - ,
Mr. George s. Wilson spoke to a
packed house at Belmont Presbyte
rian church, yesterday morning - on
missions. The veterans chofr fur
nished Inspiring music. At a congre
gational meetlnj after the service. It
waa desldod to add a Sunday school
room to the churcn. . f v v .
Numbers 1 of Charlotte . people.
both ladies and gentlemen, are pre
paring to attend the various com
mencements at Davidson, r University,
Trinlay and other colleges,,. Davidson
la already under way, tha University
begins the latter part of the week
and Trinity's begin , 8unday, June
Had any of the members of the'
board of pubMo service ventured on
the streets ' yesterday " they would
doubtless nave ., observed the reason
why 'there Is a demand for street
sprinkling on Sunday. " The board
could hardly do anything that would
excite , more approval and endorse
ment,'.' ' . '.'.' ' l'i , ': '
IT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey, who own a lam
reneral ator at Omera, O., and la prea-
ident of the Adams County Telephone
Co., aa well as of the Home TeleDhone
Co., of Pike County, O., says ol Dr.
Klna'a New Dlsooyeryl "It saved my
Ufa once. At least I think it did. It seem
ed to reach the spot the very seat of my
couch when everything else failed." Dr.
King's New Discovery not only reaches
the cough spot; It jiaals the sore spots
and the weak spots in throat, lungs and
cheat Sold under guarantee at all drug
etorea. too. and IX Trial bottle free.
The King Fruit
Preserving Powder
, Tested and proven to be the
'beat made. , ,
A 2 Sc. package will preserve
fifty-pound of fruit
Registered Nurses' Directory.
? y (Oraduata Nurae only).
Banvcll-Dunn i Retail Store
Phone 41 and S00.'
The Arrowsmith
For relief of weak or broken down
arch. A great many people give out
In their feet on account of thla weak
ness. Where the arch ! , broken
down we have e shaping machine to
adjust the prop .by acgreea, doing
awst with the torture necessarily ex
perienced by raising too much at
first ; Made of Oerman Silver, will
not rust; one pair will do the work.
Send" for circular." Made for men,
ladles, boys, girl and children.
GILCER-fuOORE CO;
SnOE DEALERS.
KICE COUSTRT HAMS
. Klngan' Reliable Ham and
' the celebrated Westphalia
Hams.
w. u. cRownj
Tbooe Hi and 117.
Prop
IVEY
S
mm
lili
A becemlng.-'stytlsh-Hatl abac--j
lutely necessary. Tou f ca ndo with
last year's dreaa but you most have
an up-to-date Hat. -".
., Special Jot wide brim Sailors, with
ilk bands, regular 11.00 grade.. 75c.
Prettr Trimmed Hau
.....$2.00,. $2.&0, 9S.O0, etc.
RTBBOX 6PECL1L
Wide Silk Ribbon, Black, White
and Color.
. 10c. yd.
Very wide Silk ''Ribbons, many of
them regular 26c.gTades, stiff Black.
White- an Colors fer-the hair, etc.,-
at
15c.
TAILORED SKIRTS AT 1-4 OFF
From one of .our. best, manufa'c-.
turers. Voiles, Panamas, etc., bought
at( one-f ourtb off and sold same way.
Ladles' fine Skirts, $4. 0 to 17.50;
grades.
.$5.00
$1.00 to 110.00 gradea........$7.50
$12.50 to 111.00 ffrade..... $10.00
, i
LAWNS
Beautiful atyle line 15c. Lawns, at
...... ....... 10c. yd.
Good, nice Lawn ...5c. yd.
Special values, 40-Inch Persian
Lawns and India Linons
. . .-. . .10c., 12 l-2c. and 15c. yd.
IVEY'S
' Annonncement. : I :
Dr. Newton Craig bega to announce
that be haa opened office at No.
25 and 20 Piedmont Building for the
practice of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat dlseaeea. .
FOK SALE CRUSHED BTONK IN
slsea suitable for all grades concrete
work. Will quote you delivered prices
by wagon or oars on application. Fred
Oliver, Charlotte, N. c.
ASK FOR BLUB RIBBON LEMON AND
Vanilla, the finest extract poaalble to
produce. Oo twice aa far as other kinds
and flavore perfectly.-- -
"GUARD WELL TOUR TONOUB."
Llatenl Large Tongue, well, cooked, all
the skin reiSovad, every once eatable,
neatly packed In glass Ke. Richardson
t Robbine' Cold, rolled, peeled Ox Ton
' rue in tins, tSo. , Armour's 2-1 b.
cans OX Tingue. TSe. ' MILLER-VAN
NESS CO. Fresh . Schwsitse's to-day,
Oc- pound . t
WOODALL BHEPPARD, DRUO
Klata are now located at 21 South Tryon
St. They give prompt and accurate
aervloe to all parts ef the city. - Tele-
. phone t. " .
WANT - SOMETHINO OOODT ' TAKE
home a fresh box of Jacoba' Candy.
None better maile, try It and you'll see.
JA9. p. BTOWE . A . COM . Drugglsta.
.'Phone 17. - ,
LARGE; PINEAPPLE 16c.. BERMUDA
-Onions Wo. peck. Oranges Kto.. Virginia
Hams 16c., other kinds lJHo. Best Cream
cheeee 16 t-lc., beat Lemons 15a. BRIDO
ERS A CO., 201 West Trad street. .
NICE -TO-DAT: ' SNAP tBEAN8 AND
New Potatoes. Squash, Sugar Peas,
Salad, Nw Dry Onions, Green Cabba,
tRadishea, Sweet Potatoes, alee Straw
berries, Banana. Oranges and Apples.
, Nice Mackerel at 10c. that la nice. Try
. our Coffees, Juat aa good a anyone In
the city has. Prices from 10c per pound
t 0c' Splendid line of all kinds of T.
For Ice tea or any old way. JNO. W.
SMITH. 'Phone 1322 and 1430.
TO LET PALMER AND MIDDLE PT8.,
ti2.60; 11 West Palmer, tt; 10 Worthing
ton Ave., flC7; Euclid Ave., tls.67;
. Bunnyslde, 1H acres and nice cottage,
-112-60; T1S E. th. g; Gold street tl2.M;
Belmont Ave., Belmont, 17; at ore.
V Pegram street ball over Mills'
stora. 14th street,' , 010; office or bed
rooma, Sanders' . Building. E. L.
KEESLER, 25 & Tryon street 71(000
FOR RENT, m N. BREVARD, g ROOMS
modern, eleetrie lights; to K. rth, T
rooms, modern, elactrie lights; tig K.
Hh, 4 rooma; Bit V. B.. 4 roomeulolj JC
4th. I rooma; tai N. Caldwell. I rooma
-. Other 1 4 and S-room cntteaoe. 'phone
U. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON ac BKO.
THIS GEM I CONDUCTINO THE DEN.
tr as a oining room tor ladiee aspa
clally. This room haa been refitted and
refurnlnhed and every facility poaalble U
rrovlded for prompt, axeeUent aervta.
'ollte attandanta and strict order malnr
Uioad.
TTPEWKITERS RENTED 100 rental
rrarhlnae. all makea. roy for Instant
dltirry. Every onachtna flrat-elaas In
very parUculnr. J. E. Crajrtoa Ca
til a, Tryon, 'Pbona sot, .
ParfiSijaaalat
Special Notices
rr
BELK
. MONDAY
We Put on Sale a Lot of New Specials Suitable
For Midsummer Wear and Use.
. v. . t - ., i
18c. White Poplin at 10c Nothing equals this fabric for ladies', separate
skirts. This is a pretty .'quality worth 18c. On Bale while it lasts at 10c. yd.
New Bordered Lawns--The patterns we show are the latest. Special prices
1 v i .i .... . ;-Vi . ... . 5 . 10 &nd 12 l-2c.
5c. Colored Lawns at 4c An endless range of patterns to select ' from ; Col
ored Lawns sold everywhere at 5c. yard. Our price. .. . . .... i.4c.
25c. White Dotted Swiss at i5c.AVhite "Dotted Swiss, 'the fine seed dots that
are so popular and make up so prettv; 25c. quality. . . ... . ... . 15c. yd.
18c. Yard White Stripe and Checked Dimities 10c. These are in short lengths,
3 to 10 yards; prettv patterns in stripes and checks. Price. .10c. yd.
Dainty Emhroideries Worth 20c., at 10 and 12 l-2c Dainty Embroideries,
... the, hand machine" kindy in matchsets, both Swiss and Nainsook; 20 and
:u 25c. values, at. . . .17. 7777, .H; CTa". . . .7:r:7:iQ'md 12"12cr ydr
25c. Corsets at 9c A well made little Batiste Girdle that sometimes sells at
25c., all sizes; splendid for summer wear Special price. . ...... . ; . .9c.
A good,' strong taped Girdle. . Special Price .... .23c.
Ladies' Underwear Bargains Ladies' full taped , and bleached TJndervests
worth 10c. Special ... .... . . . ..... .... . . .5c.
Ladies' extra size Vests, full taped and bleached. .... .10c, or 3 for 25c
Net Waists at Lower Prices These are a recent purchase from a manufac
turer closing out spring stock: '
$5.00 Net Waists.,... ......$3.98
$3.50 Net Waists at.... ...... ... ..$2.50
$3.98 Net Waists at.... .....i .... .... ...... .... ....... .....$3.00
Heatherbloom Petticoat Bargains Another lot of lleatherbloom Petticoats,
cut with deep sheered flounce and wide sween. COlors: urey, Tsavy,
Royal Brown and Black; $2.50 values. Special... $1.93
New Lot of the Well-Known Cash Braids and Rufflings.
WHOLESALE
An Appreciation of
the "Defense"
Raleigh, CM lay 21,
1908.
Mr. James II. Moore,
Macon, Ga.
Your arrangement of
facts is overpowering
ftnrl r.orivirifinjy. Tf: in
the best elucidation of
the subject that I have
seen, and I believe I
have read them all. I
believe you have done
more to solve this prob
lem than any other liv
ing man, and you have
orougnt out an amount
of proof that is quite a
revelation to me, and I
do not see how any one
can attempt to answer
your argument. With
appreciation for your
labors, I am,
Yours for truth, -PINCK.
0. ENNIS,
Secty N. O. Patriotic
. . Society.
Defense of the Meck
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By J ames H. Moore,
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