CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, "JULY 5, 1903.'-
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SOCIAL Af'D FERSOIIAL
fisf.-: mai Mrs. jaroas H. Honing
; frorSfa. f .august. Oa wera reglatsr-
4 tmoif tha arnsata t tna Beiwyn
Fastssday,
-MrrM4 jIti. John "TO, Tuofcer haf"
-' teased the furnished; apartment at
Mr and Mn, WBUgrthMMW
loklDr Vane Pars;-an wm occupy
V It during the lummer. Mr. and Mrs.
f Orabam -will bo absent ta the npun
' tams until the fail. Mr.-and Mrs.
: : Tusker will take possession early this
ii' wsek. ' : r ""' " ,
,-, '.,,--;- " .V-.;.. -
? Mr. and Mrs. Jt M. Miles, of Raek-
Ingham, and Mrs. C. D.. Miles and
daughter, of Imrobertdn,' warsregls
' - tersd among th fuesta at the Buford
33kFstrday.' - i r ' ; -
"Tryoa-Street Metho&lst church, which
- jromises to ba interesting, will be held
blbi..aftarnoon In the Sunday school
"... -room at o'clock. Mra, W. W, Ha
" 'rood, it is announced, has a number
TTf "sBrpi1sethesosiety and new
members, together with vlrtorar;wH
V be cordially welcomed. -1 't
.T: 'mijs ary AaUihe llulalaaughter
f Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hall, la spend
ing some time In ReldsvUct with her
cousin. Miss Dixie HH, ; k
I.
V Mrs. Martha Hall, of-Reldsville,
-risking' at the home , of .her son.
3r,-J Tr- iiallr- on .South- MeDo well
street. . , - ' ;. ' i,-. ..';
-Mitryrnntei, who . has bean
pending the week at the Daridson
Summer School, is now visiting friends
4 Mooresvllle.
Mrs. Otis Aabury, of Richmond, Va.,
la spending a while Jit the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mil
ler on North. Myers street Mrs. As
" bury recently tmderwoht ta operation
for appendicitis but she is now fuily
recovered and In the bent of health.
MIw Mary B. Miller returned last
evening, from Davidson, where she
spent the week attending the summer
school. -
BRIEFS..
A Few
'a a nd
Jfao Happening
. ; , About tha ntT f .-: --. .
Tws aaTsnaaaztwor:rnonth
sound bstter thaa one In fifty, year
-Communion will -he . celebrated at
the First Associate Reformed Preaby-
terianchurch;thls morning'. . i
iRaln tM -: Interfered - with 4 the
completion of tha steel work On the
last story of tha skyscraper
--Tha CaroIInaeaTtyiCorflpany
haa sold to Mr. C. H., Robinson a lot
on the (Providence road for f 1,5? 5. '.
The Anderson fans certainly got two
nice large lemons handed them for
their money by the weather yeater
nay. -,r .
The excursion month Is hare and
so are the .excursionists. ' Tha pic
kickers, too, are hardly waiting for
August, month of picnics. ,
1 Rev; F. Dudley, Jones," pastor of
the Westminster Presbyterian church.
ial-4h-iJAtJBaarsra-o-.w, J"l PP --- -Hec0-n'?
1 Inactivity la the real estate mar
ket, is evidenced by the scarcity of
deads beings filed with the clerk of
the court, and register at the court
bouse. ';-.-t. -.-iV 1
"r8mno-rla,4EEultaf all -kinds. Is be
Inr broughMn from county orchards
and placed on the market. Peaches,
-plums and applfs are alt excellent this
John Cowan Charlie Williams
and Albert Gray, colored, were held
In the sum of 150 each by the record
er yesterday morning on the charge of
gaming. . ; ; . .
Rev. F. D. Jones preached an In
terestlng sermon last nig:it In the
meeting Is In progress. Much inter
est was manifested. .
-A-futt andTmptrreprt efUie
present status of the city ex-hools of
Charlotte Is being published on an
ofher page of to-day's Observer,
Mrs. J. G. Baskerville has returned
from Raleigh, where she visited for
several days her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. James McGlenn.
Mrs. Eduard gcholts and daughter,
Misa Helen, will leave to-morrow for
New York to visit relatives and
fflnids for two months. . Mr. Scholtt
and Ml Frsrces Bcholts will. leave
for Newberry. 8. C... the former on
business anil the latter on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McDowelt wTll
: leav this evening for Baltimore, Md.
and will sail from that city to Brem
en, Germany, on Wednesday, July 8th,
taking pasxnge on the steamer Neck
sr. of the North German Lloyd line,
The will be Joined by Mrs. McDow
ell's sinters who have been residing
In Europe for the pant three years
and will spend the summer with them
In Germany and Swttserland.
Rev. and Mrs. John Knox Colt,
Rock Hill, 8. C, spent yesterday
the city with friends.
Miss Nell And-erson. of Statesvilie,
1r expected to awive In the. City this
week to spend awniie with her cou
sin. Mrs. Paul H. Allen, ort North
Graham street
Misses Ruth and Virginia Lllllard
left yesterday morning for Wadesboro
to ytmt friends. , .
Miss Mary1 O. Graham and brother,
Mr. Archie Graham, have gone to
Blowing Rock and Valle Crucls to
spend several weeks.
Miss Evelyn Grler is spending the
weeK-end witn ner sister, Mrs. c. N.
Ci. Butt. Miss Grler la attending the
Piedmont Summer School, at David
-Mrs. J.-H. Oibbs. of Westminster,
8. C, has been spending several days
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. R. E.
Mason, having brought Jur little son,
Mason, here about a week ago for an
perMon. , The little fellovr" under
went the operation last Wednesday
and Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. R. V Richardson and little
daughter. Miss Frances Roberta, have
returned to their home in Birming
ham. Ala., after spending several
weeks in the city with Mrs. iA. H.
Richardson.
Misses Ill'lle May and Katherlne
nissctt, of Raleigh, who h ave been
visiting Mrs. Paul TT. Brow, ro
turned home yesterday.
which will repay reading,
Unverified rumors of an expected
strengthening of the learn are afloat,
awakening considerable interest
among the dying baaebaU fans. The
hope whioh springs eternal is still
a-tprltiging,
The board of aldermen will meet
to-morrow night for the July session.
The extension of the bltullthic pave
ment will probably come up for con
sideration, along with other matters
of greater or less Importance.
Mecklenburg Camp choir will
meet this afternoon In the camp hall
at 4:10 o'clock. All members and
those who will join are urged to at
tend. Mr. R. B. Hunter la leader of
the choir.
The series of games with the
Winston club the first of this week
will wind up tha second Up of the
race for the pennant. If Charlotte
Is to do anything she wilt have to
.hurry for the season" is two-thirds
gone..
Charlotte people will be Interest
ed in the announcement which has
Just been made that the Llhden Cot
ton Mill at Davidson Hll resume
operations to-morrow af tor- a . shut
down lasting some time. This re
sumption is an indication jf some
what better conditions elthVr present
or prospective.
Mr. Tom C. Hege, who runs tha
Old Curiosity Shop beneath the Pres
byterian Hospital on West Trade
street, will speak oh "The Nearness of
the End of the World" at the court
house this afternoon a X o'clock. As
an Inducement to get the people out
he advertises that he will sing two
of his favorite songs.
Sallie McKnlght, a white woman,
waa sentenced to Jail for thirty days
by the recorder yesterday morning,
tha charge being vagrancy. She en
tered- an appeal. She was charged
by the police with having no visible
means of support. She said she had
been here but two weekst and , had
parted from her husband at Dallas.
The AiSdltorlum Is predestined to
have a virled career of usefulness.
llepub'.'can and Democratic State
cor-ventlcns are all the same to It,
since It passed unsJeged through the
lira of the rrcaibU'on warfaie, being
oa risv Sun.1 ay hiCting place far
ths rUhttt'itis ana the next a rendea
vous for the wicked. . If Charlotte
eves has a prize-fighting, the Audi
torium will be the place. ,
-Through the courtesy of the local
rrvinager, Mr. James t. worthey, oi
the Southern Bell Telephone anil Tel
egraph Company, The Obtver will
bo enabled to post long-disr)ine tele
phone bulltttlhs from Denver through
out the meeting there of the national
Democratic convention. These are in
teresting feature by which the whole
country Is kept In close touch with
Happenings in that ' far distant and
highly positioned city.
Correct!
ix . Send; For Samples and Prices :
J. P.Stevens Engraving Cof, Engravers
. 47 Whitehall St, fltlanta,.ia. ;
n n
1 1 - i ,
' White House is easy to
say and easy to remember.
It's a Coffee that's rich
with m exquisite flavor. It
"will cause"ybu to remember
the name. Whenever a de-
iicious cup or . conee is
. wanted, therefore, you must
specify the brand. Say
Qan of :White House, please.
At all good grocer's. You'll
be gladyou asked for . it
White House Tea is just as
!good as White House Coffee.
PERSOXAIj.
s.
The Movements of a Number of Peo
ple, Visitors and Others.
Dr. E- Q. Houston, of Davidson, was
a Charlotte visitor yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Hsrry McRrayer., of Shelby,
spent yesterday In tbo city.
Mr. C. B. Steele, of Columbia, S.
C, spent yesterday In the city on. busi
ness. ' Mr. H. P. West, of Wilmington, was
registered among the guests at the
Buford yesterday.
Mr. Gowan Dusenberry. of Concord,
spent yesterday in the city on business.
Mr. W. c. Heath, Monroe, was
a Charlotte visitor yesterday:
Mr. Vanre Norwood, Of Statesvilie,
was registered among the guests at
the Central yesterday morning.
Mr. D. A. Balllnger, of Greenville,
S. C., spent yesterday ( in the city on
business. '
Mr. J. M. Edwards, of Hickory, was
a Charlotte visitor yesterday.'
Mr. Ked C.rimth, of Tbomasvllle,
was a gut st at the Selwyn yesterday.
Mr. John noiiside. of urcenviue,
('., spent yesterday In the city.
Mr. Charles T. Williams, of Rich
mond, Va. was a visitor in the city
yesterday, stopping at the Selwyn.
Mr. M. E. Hewstoe, f Birmingham.
Ala., was registered among the guests
at the Southern Manufacturers' Club
yesterday.
Messrs. W. S. Dllllng, F. W. Smith
son, and M. K. Herndon, of King's
Mountain, were visitors in the city for
a few hours yesterday morning.
Dr. W. W. IVnnell and Mr. E. H.
Johnston, wore registered among the
guests at the Southern Manufacturers'
Club yesterdnv.
Mr. s. p. Beatty. of Richmond. Wa.,
rls spending a few days In the city
with relatives. t
Mr. John R. Turrentlne. of Wil
mington, Is the guest of Mr. C. M.
Davidson.
Mr. C. N. Harris, of Rock Hill. S.
C. was a Charlotte visitor yesterday.
Mr. W. It. Murray, of Rock Hill. S
C, was registered among the guests
at tne nurord yesterday.
. Mr John Dtilln, who was formerly
a resident of this city, now of Tampa.
Fla., Is spending two weeks In the
vicinity, the guest of friends.
Mr, w. A. Kossamotu of Chatham.
Va.. Is In thp city visiting relatives.
Mr. A. S. Dalton, of Winston-Salem,
waa registered amonsf the guests" at
the Selwyn last night.
Mr. J. F. Cannon, of Albemarle, Is
spending to-day In the city.
Mr. J. C. Smith, of Shelby, was a
visitor In the rlty last night. .
Live Wire Kills a Horse.
A live wire belonging to the 4C's
feu at the corner of West Second and
South Tryon streets last night shortly
after 8 o'clock and killed a horse
passing by a few moments later. The
horse belonged to Hartsell Kendal,
colored, and was hitched to a night
hawk driven by Lonnle Moore. Quite
a little commotion was created for a
short while until the repair force ar
rived from the power station and cut
off the current.
Wholesale and retail
a
a.
19-21 EAST TRADE SL
"Get It at Hawley'a."
Perfect
Prescription
Work
The power of many drugs
evsporates with age.
Our drugs can't become aged.
Our prescription trade Is
large. When
ecrlption to act, bring
Quick blcycl
here
too
you want a pre-
It here.
messengers
to serve you.
I
Hawley's Pharmacy
Phones JJ and 26o.
Tryon and Fifth Streets.
Great Eeduction in Ladies' White Wash : Skirts and. '
- Shirtwaists. :? - .t .
$1.25 White Wash Skirts, uut full and wide Special fo -
close . ... . . , ... . . . ,89c. ' -
125Ladies' White, Shirt- Waists, all new designs and v ;
extra value . . ..... .806,
"THE VERY BEST ONE YET."
40-Inch -Lawn, very sheer and pretty, looks like real
French La wn .... . 10c. ;
36-Inch Full Yard-Wide Bleached Domestic, worth
8 c. yard. Special . ...... . ,5c,
ONE CASE GOOD HEAVY HUCK TOWELS.
Good Huck Towels. . .............. ....5 and 10c.
GALETEA CLOTH. - . '
'Arnold's Galetea, fast colors , ,10c.
BIG CUT 'IN COLORED LAWNS. r
Five-Cent Counter. You will find qualities up to 15j
cents 6c.
Don't fail to see these,
10 and 121-2-cent Colored Lawns.... 8 1-2 and 9c.
GREAT REDUCTION IN WHITE GOODS.
V 46-Inch French and Persian Lawn, bought recently at
a great saving. Special , '25c.
2o-cent Luna and French Lawns, 42 inches wide
..15and18c.
15 and 18c. Chock Dimities ' 10c.
LONG CLOTH SPECIALS.
A few pieces Long Cloth at big reduction.
$1.75 qualities x. . . t $1.38
$1.50 qualities $1.19
15-cent Wash Poplin. 'Remnants, 2 to 1Q, yards in
piece . ." '. . . .10c.
A general clearing in all Summer Goods and in
White Goods. Our stock has been purchased at low
prices and hence the great reduction. Don't fail to see
the Ready-Made White Skirts and Shirt Waists at
special price of 89c.
! r
Mrs. Ioliorlh Xo Better.
The onlv word received laat nlicht
from th AYhiteriead-Btokes Sanatori
um, Salisbury, where Mrs. Lawrence
A. Dodswortii is undergoing treat
ment, was that she was no better. Her
condition is regarded as critical and
all of her near relatives have been
summoned to rhe bedside.
Special Notices
BELK
BROTIK
GOLDEN GLORY
Creamed Salmon
Mrs. T. S. Franklin and Master T.
B. Franklin. Jr.. are spending a
whllo at Wrlghtsvllle. "
Mrs. Isaac Falson and little daugh
ter. Miss Eva, of Mount Olive, ar
nvea in tne city yesterday and are
the guests of Mrs. I. W. Falson.
Mrs. -Ow H;- -Brockenhrough has
returned from- Richmond, Va.
, Miss Belle Ilinson, who has been
spending the weekwlth relativea and
' friends at Newton, returned . home
yesterday. ..
JTr.
. and Mrs. William Q. Oreea. -of
.Asnevuie, were, registered among the
ruests at the .Selwyn yesterday.
: Mr. And Mrs. W. I Smith; of Flor-
... ence, 8. C, were Charlotte visitors
yesterday. , .
v Mr. and Mrs. B, ' Mr Graves, of
reensooro. saenFestem x t k.
( cur, stopping at me seiwyn. -
The
VD1U" Taft In Town.
Jolliest,
best-natured face. that
vanre iu uimrKHie ia inai .vhinh
- beama on all passers-by from the shop
wmoow or tne van Aoas Art Btore on
" fCorth Tryon street Tt Is a splendid
. likeness or Mr Taft, Republican nora
. Ineo for the .presidency, and la
r cuted In colors. The artist waa alfted
I tne coo's, Tor the picture is a liv
init. breathlnmhlng-. Berreath Is but
one word -'Bill." .- That word com
bined with the invitation of the faos is
enough to make one stop, and smile
rvnd then smile again. -Tha picture ts
arranged against one of the plate glass
corners and looka as if Mr. Taft were
Just turning to extend greetings. It
s rreat nd as si amlle producer haa
6unny Jim" beat a. city block.
Oar bn WUkei Most CriUcally TTL
' 'At 1st hour last night, the condi
tion of Capt John - Wilkes waa ww
changed. He Is regarded as critically
lit and his friend and relatives have
almost. glren. up nope of hi recovery.
-Owng o h-is advanced age, Wa rally
ing powers are naturally limited and
hi physician and .hi family, fear the
WOrst - ' . -:.' . .
8PECIFT BLCJi RIBBOW. -
Taaffla and yoa run no rink of spoiling
yaw dslnty deweru. Tha beet cooks ar
bsisa1 Blaa Ribbon Vanilla, : Try It onca
; 7 . . . . . : t : " . .
ib. adjj:r gili,eswe dead.
Vnrmrr Cliarlolto Otlscn Passes J.-aj
In Columbia A Son of Jlrs. T. P.
tilllesple and a Brother of Mr. Ju
lian Gillespie. Both of-This City.
Mr. Sadler Gillespie, a son of Mra
T. P: Gillespie, and a brother of Mr.
Julian Slllesple, both of Charlotte,
died last night at 1:20 o'clock at
his home in Columbia,' B. C, after a
critical Illness of .' some tlvt. "fle
had, wlthlathfl-paj!t-.f e w .days u nd er
gone a serious operation and, follow
ing fast on . his critical condition,
there came late last night the intelli
gence of his death. Mr. Julian Gil
lespie, wher was maltttif preparations-
to go to his bedside, left last night
for Columbia. Major O. M. Sadler
and Mr. Gillespie Sadler, uncle and
eousinrTespectlvelyn" 6ftRe deceascaT
will go to-day to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Gillespie's going ig forbidden by
the state or her health. - -The
news Of Mr. Gillespie's death
will be read with profound regret by
many friend, who Tchew him In his
earlier life as a Charlotte resident as
well as later.-- He was born in this
elty-t yeara-agor beinar the son ,of
Col. and Mra T. P. Gillespie, who
lived hers after tola birth a good many
yriiri, rf raovinr ra i,nnmiuii, e. t...
emu thence toTCoTtfrnbiar Mrr Gttlesi
rwTid-aseTateaals
sons In Concord, as married about a
score of years ago to Miss Harriet
English, of Columbia. His' wife and
four children survive. H was a man
of splendid character and ability and
occupied an Important place both in
tha commercial and social life of Co-
Jumbla.,,.....-?.;;.-, . -,(,? rv..- : '
At liatta Park.
' The play for the first three nlgtrN
or tne coming week Is entitled the
"Ku-KIuic Klan, a story of the South
shortly after the war. It Is promised
to be one of the best effort of this
excellent stock company. There Is
not a dull moment in the play, the
last act being especially good.
Intruder Irft Clothe Behind.
Rev. Dr. J. R. Bridges, whose home
waa burglarised a4 law days ago and
much clothing stohn. imonr the -lat
icr ona coat worn by a boy Jellied In
Virginia by a train, has written Chief
Christenbury that later a, pair of un
identified trousers was found chucked
In the ce bog. ; Tha pant would fit
roy of ll.f Ther may . orova : a
Vsluable means of Identification for
Charlotte parents, If tha chief can ob
tain possession of them. " Dr. Bridges
has returned to Uacolnton, :. , .
Dr. J. a nifford to Rearn hi a Week:
fDr. i.- Sv', Clifford, who ' several
weeks ago went up to Kashus,
to visit his mother. Is Just convales
cing from a sever attack of malaria!
fever and will not return to thai city
for a week yt." Dr. Clifford's many
friend will regret to learn of hi re
cent Illness but will rejolc ta know
that, he is getting along well. -.
Kind's G hill and
Fever Tonic
Gives Appetite, .
Renews Health.
Restores Vitsllty.
HO rrnti i bottle. ; 7
Registered Norses' Directory.
(Graduate Nurses only).
Burwell-Dunn Retail Store
'Phone 4t and SOO.
1HE-W40 TIE-TO
.. Amherst
Very fine Patent Leather
two-eyelet Ribbon Tie, turn
sole"," extension edge7I 'xnili-'
tary heel; size 1 to 7, width
A to K, Price.. . . ..$3.50
'This" shoe fitted with
buckle '- makes latest - style
Colonial Pump, ( Price $3.75
Just Received
the Likely Solitf"Cane
Suit Cases, very ; handsome.
Price . . $3,0Q
6llLIER-f,:00RECO.
NICE TODAY- FRK8H KGOS AT 16c.
the doieti. Nice. Country Tomntoen.
Okra unrt Oreen Sweet lepprii and
Cantaloupe!.. Nice Tea and Coffer at
all klmls of prices. Call earlv. JNO
M'. SMITH.. I'll ones 12a and 1430.
ISE BMR RIBBON VANILI.A AND
your puddlna. cakes, le or earn and
other table delicacies are always per
fectly flavored.
SEND V,a YO! R PRESCRIPTION TO
lay In our store they are handled only
by graduate pharmacists. A Service
that will really elicit praise JAS p. 1
8TOWK CO.. Druggist. 'Phone 17. j
THERE IS KO ECOXOllT TN BUTING
cheap Tea If you are a fair minded
peraon. I can prove to you that our
Flowery Orange Peko Ta Is cheaper at
II per pound than any wc. -pound Tea
on the market. MII.I.ER-VAN NKSH
CO. ..
PHONE TOT'R ORDF.RS TO WOOD-
ALL A SHEPPARD for drugs and sick-
-room aupplls iuy iva- prompt ann
accurate service to all parts of ths city.
'Phone s.
RATjE CRT'SHKI) FTONB IN
suitable for all gradea concrete
Will Quote you delivered prices
bf -viftm vr Mra on appHcthnu TttS
Oliver, Charlotte. N. C.
ron 1
slses
work.
FOR RENT-THAU. , NKW BRICK
buildleg, Beiment Ave. ana peram
Bt.. 1S. 700 N. Poplar I room; tm M.
Brevard I rms: 1203 ft. Tryon T rooma:
-7Ui ti. Ttrtver S rooms: Tit B. Church
m room: 9 . . iiu . ruviua. vni-
4 and s-rnom bonnes. . J. ARTHCR
HENDERSON Y,BRO. - -. -
TOU CAN FIND A BETTER DINNER
than we are servma now our
(nt dining room, and ymi can't find a'
mora tip-to-date and satisfactory lunch
counter thaa Ours. OEM RESTAUR
ANT CO. -' -
TO T-KT- ROOMS. PALMKR AND
Middle, mi room. I'aimer, fi;
4 rooms, 717 E. th. rooms. Sunny,
side. IK acres, well enclosed, barn.
TcSlcken heoaea and yard, all for U1.M;
I room, su iota 17.mi room.
Dllworth. n4.C7; 7 rooms. Orad gt, $N;
I room. Oak St., til; larae hall, Uth
and c t., fiu; room is vanosra Build
Ing, IS. - KEESLEB, . Tryoa
si. Phona'm .1..:- -
two tablespoons Gol
den Glory Cooking Oil,
two tablespoons flour
and 1-4 tablespoon salt
and dash of red poppef.
Cook and stir until
smooth and bubbling.
Slowly stir in one cup
milk and the yolk of
one egg. Cook until it
thickens.
Add 1-2 Tb. can
of salmori, carefully
minced. Blend it
thoroughly into the
boiling cream.
x Turn into a baking
dish or ramekins. Cover,
with cracker crumbs
and bake.
SAVE BUTTKU l.'SE
Golden Glory Cooking Oil
A UJroccrJci.
Pianolas at Sacrifice Prices
A few slightly used Pianolas to close out quick at
$150.00 each. Worth $250.00. Buy a Pianola and
there will be no silent piano in. the home.
Don't be confused; there is but one Pianola and that
is made by the Aeolean Company, New York.
Easy terms of payment if you wish. ,
Parker-Gardner Company
Brannon Carbonating Co,
Box 21.
Phon
1876
1905
an4 have always tried toive
them goods that were, exactly
Wisfc
ARE CLEANER B f01, theiriloyalLisupp
TTPEWRITER8 RENTED-IOS - rental
machines, all maka. rtaay for Inttanl
al!rry. Rvrry machine flrct-cliut la
erery particular i, K Cray too Co,
ta n. Trroa. 'Pbooe mi. - , .
-SffiijUwfianp- -
W. aC CROWELIk
rbosteal 144 'a4 f.
AVhen a e launder your flat
work we return the clothes to
you cleaner than It Is poaalbls
for them to bo made by any
other method. ,
Wa use so much more water,
change the - water, ao many
more times, use so much beU:
ter 'and purer soap and rlnso
the goods so . much mora'
thoroughly than It Is posalbla
to do at home, by machine of
hand, that there Is a difference
Immediately dlscarnabla in the
ppearanca of tha clothes. ' .
If you try It onca you'll not
to back to the old way again.
Qi2ricttc ; Stcan ietnniry
Laandcrrra, Uycra,' Cleaners,
; Sit Soatli Tryoa Bt..- .
DOING THE BUSINESS
- -
WHY? "
because
we
have- held
the confidence of. our patrons
the panic which by their aid
we have not felt Through
iotir r&ptipri; we Jbaye been
known as the oldest and best
clothing house! in the State arid
we intend to still hold it .
?
Us