CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JULY J6, 100a
0
ptMf PERSONAL
-1 .
Mrs. Minnie
Smith
yesterday - morning f or; Wrt$htsvUle
' ech.' nvhere she; .will Ispen awhile.
.T Mr' Jane CuthBot tsop. Miss -Daisy
' Cvjthbertaon -and' plaster Reynold
; Juthbertson have returned, from Hid'
' donlte, after a. ten days' stay at the
-'- springs. ' - - - - -
. ' Miss May Torrenen leavea to-morrow
to spnJ awhlia ln-flpartanburg.
. u with mcpua. .. . -
i- Mlis Marie- Yeager' leaves to-day
tor Concord .o attend the Joint- Suh
,dajr school convention of th Luther
an Church bf Tennessee and. .North
Carolina., - -
'.Miss Arhea Phlfer will spend Friday
the , Sundayv school convention In
Concord,
Tlie Movements of a Number of Peo-
-ie. Visitor amd Otbr.
Mr,, D.. M. Ausley, of , fetatesville,
Jspnt yesteriay In.' tho;t; city ; With
Rev. pr. an! Mrs." R. C. Holla na are
among three who will attend the
Tennessee-North Carolina Lutheran
A Sunday school convention this t week
Uk Co-jcord.
-Mrs. I C. Harrison and Miss Mab
Harrison are visiting relatives In
Rome,, Oa. '
i, - . . -. V ;.V,'
rMinsea Alice and Elisabeth McCoy,
of fth county, will leave to-day for a
twWWeeks' visit North.
-; Mrs. M. A. Brackett and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Brackett, of Powhatan
, county. Ya., who' have been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McD.
., Watklna for the past two months, will
return home to-morrqw. They will b
accompanied by Mr, Watkins, who
will spend some time at his old homo
in Virginia.
aussi-s c.ir.'nna and Mary Rogers
uiooon left yesterday morning for
Blowing' Rock to spend a while with
Mrs. Bam Patterson.
. Dr. J. F. Robertson, accompanied
Dy Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Alexander, Jr.
and little -Miss Mary Brevard " Alex
"ander left last night for Atlantic City
and New Tork, where Jhey will spend
a couple of weeks.
Mrs.- J. P. Caldwell and daughter,
Mies Adelaide PearSon. . will leave this
morning for Hlddrnite.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stowe, who are
new in Atlantic City, w ill return early
next, week.
Mrs. c. W. Tlllett has returned from
a visit to the const at Wrlghtsvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
family left last night
City.
Johnston and
for Atlantic
Among the guests regiscered at the
Selwyn yesterday were Mr. and Mrs.
W. r. Harris, of New York.
Miss Louise Anderson has returned
to her home In Raleigh, after visiting
irienas ana relatives in the city.
,. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hill, of Spray,
pent yesterday In the city, stopping
at me central.
: Among the visitors In the city ves
terday were Misses Lela Goodman and
ueiia Thomas, of Polkton.
Miss Julia Hunter, of Monroe, and
Miss Pearl Rodman, of Waxhaw
spent yesterday in the city. 'They
were registered at the Buford,.
Miss Lena Towns, of Athena. Ga,
will arrive in the city this evening
to visit at the home of Mrs. T. W.
Crews, in Dilworth.
i Mrs. Hope C. Neely leaves this
rnarnlng for Atlanta. Ga., to visit her
sister, Mrs. H. H. Springs. Mrs.
Spring's baby is quite sick.
Miss Helfn Llddell. who has been
spending awhile at' the Seashore Ho
tel, at Wrightsvillle. will visit rela
tives In Wilmington for the next ten
days.
Misa Cornie Fore, who has been vis
iting in Tlmmonsvlllo. 8. C. will Join
a party of friends at Wrlghtsvllle the
,nvr va i ui me weeK. q
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Overcssh will,
entertain thU evening at their home,
No. 612 North Graham street.'. in.
honor of Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Bovettf.
. About 200 guests have been invited.
Mrs. 2. V. Kendrick and two small
children left last night for Pinevllls
to visit relatives. Misses Delia and
Btssie Kendrick will leave the last
of the week for Fort Mill, 8. C, to
VISll.
Mr, J. T.-Barrier l?avK to-day for
Concord to attend th Lutheran Butt
day school convention. ;
Mr. Harold Beaty will gn.'io Con
cord Friday to atteni. the;' Lutheran,
B'j'idav school meetn&.
- Messr T. J. Davis v anj T. M,
Webb. hare , returned 'ironj V Wrights.
vllle. where they .went oa a fishing
Mr. 3. W. iutfcVrtson ha i returned
froma few day wliii hia family- at
Montreal.' : ..'i. ',-' -,- ;
Mr. H Cton;Mtft;iast night for
(W yora on nusjnesa.-;v ....
Mr. Eduard Scholtx haa returned
from a business trip to ' Newberry,
-Among" the guesta n the city yes
terday were Messrs, J. A. Young, of
Watertown, 1 N. Y.:: 8.- Phillips, of
Elmlra,. N.Y., and .D. D. Welsh, of
Mansfield, Pa. They were , reistered
l m oeiwyn.
Mr. J. Ey Stack, of Monroe, was
registered among the guests at the
Central yesterday.
Mr, T. 8. Morrison, of Ashrvllle,
spent 'yesterday in the city on busi
ness! . Mr. B. Q. Gilmer, of Danville. Va..
spent yesterday , in the city, stopping
at the Central. ,-
Mr. J. I. Campbell, of Wilmington.
was a Charlotte visitor yesterday,
stopping, at the Buford.
Mr. HI Wl Clifford, of Statesville.
spent yesterday In the, city on busi
ness.
Registered among the guests at the
Buford yesterday were Messrs. John
L. Bryan. R. A. Love and Frost Tor
rence. ofYjastonta.
Mr. J. C M. Vann, of Wilmington.
spent yesterday In the city. ,
Maj. John , D. Shaw, of Rocking'
ham, was a Charlotte visitor yester
day.
Mr. T. P. Washburn, of Augusta,
Ga., spent last night at 'the Selwyn
Mr. P. R. Carlton, of Greensboro,
vu a Charlotte visitor yesterday.
Among the guests registered at the
Buford yesterday were' Messrs. R
E. Wylle and J. P. Hunter, of
Lancaster, S. C.
Mr. M. B. Edwards, of Monroe,
spent last night In the city, stopping
at the Buford.
Mr. Frank Brown, of Ashevllle,
wsn a Charlotte visitor yesterday.
Mr. C. F. Meroney, of Greonnboro,
was a Charlotte visitor yesterday.
Mr. V. L. Fowlkes, of South Boston,
Va., was a Charlotte visitor yester
day.
Mr. C. H. Trowbridge, of Brevard,
spent last night in the city, stopping
at the Central.
Mr. I.onnle Vogel, of Sumter, 8.
C. who has been visiting his mother.
Mm. Moye, in Dilworth, left last
night for Atlanta, Ga.. on a short
business trip.
BRIEFS,.
A Few
Mr.
very 111
Mrs. H. C. B. Moye and Mrs,
Frank Holllngshead and daughter
wm spend to-day In Salisbury.
Mm. Frank D. Lethcn and daugh
ter. Miss Hejen, are the guests of
-mr. ana Mrs. Robert Price, in Salls-
Dury. !
Miss Fan Sims is visiting friends
in rinevnia. -
Mrssaran Virginia Young and
miss bauie loung will spend thu
Jatte part of this week and probably
... oi n ai iiaaentte.
t Mr. R. C. Kennedy and Miss
, Lillian Kennedy, of Basse mer City,
spent yesterday In th city, stopping
OFF FOR MORfHlEAD.
First Battery, Fie 11 Artillery. Hornet's
Vi Xest Klilea and tlie IIOspIul Oorps
to Leve For tho ICm-ainpiuent To.
Morrow Evening.
. Th First Battery field artillery, ac
companied by the Hornet'a Nest Rifles
rand the hospital! corps, will leave to
morrow evening at 7:15 o'clock over
th 'Seaboard for Morehead City to
go Into encampment wKh the First
Reglmentt North Carolina National
Guard. .The battery will carry ti
men and four officers, leaving all of
the guns behind except the pistols for
target practice. , Tha riflemen, will go
armed and equipped as the laws pro
rid ts and Cspt. B.J. Wltherspoon and
Ms hospftal corps will bs along to se
that no one suffers for want of any
sort o attention, spiritual or. other
.wlse. , In tae company f the- Hor.
net's Nest RMlea Will be fifty men
and thre offlcera and In the hospital
corps, twelve men and one officer. The
battery la commanded by Capt. Mark
William and the Rifles by CapL Roy
Pag-' The return tripSrUl be iada
the latter part of next week. Char
lotte being reached Friday night or
Saturday morning. All tera looking
forward to a Jolly good time.!
. SPEaFY BLUE RIBBON. ' . '
Tf yon are dissatisfied with the flavoring
: extract- you have fcnen using, try Blu-
Ribbon Vanilla next time.
Minor Happenings jn and
About tlie C'ty.
Frank D. Hyams continues
with malarial fever at his
residence on South Brevard street.
At the Tneato "A Guilty Con
science" and "Hia Now Trousers" ars
on exhibition.
Mrs. James Montgomery, who
was operate! on for appendicitis at
St. Peter's Hospital last Saturday, ts
getting along nicely.'
A big force of workmen is en
gaged on the west side of South Tryon.
from the square to Third, laying that
side in bltulithic.
Passenger trains north on the
Southern were delayed several hours
yesterday by the derailing of'a freight
near Gastonla.
ohn Stegall, colored, was In the
recorder's court yesterday, charged
with beating his wife. The negro said
he merely slapped her. which he
thought under the English common
law he had a right to do. He paid the
costs.
The funeral of little Rolfe Doug
las Peattley, the 8-months-Qld son of
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Peasley, wai con
ducted yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock from the residence on Cleve
land avenue. The interment was at
ElmwooJ.
There will be no lawn party on
the First- Presbyterian church
grounds to-night. A rumor to this
effect has been. going the rounds and
several of the officers of the First
church called at The Observer office
last night to ask that a denial bo
made.
Harry Boyd, colored, w a. arrested
last night 1 by Sergeant Youngblood
and. Qfiiner M.ick Earnhardt Vfor lot
tering. A loaded pistol was found on
his person and a charge of carrying
concealed weapons was lodged against
iiuii. nu in nif? uiir, ii b bmiu, wnu
forged an order on Usher Bros., for
which he was sent to the roads for a
term of months.
It's too !bad . Charlotte couldn't
have got the State Prohibitionists' or
Socialists' conventions to fill In the
interim. This let-down la so serious It
Is trvlng on the nerves. The North
Carolina Federation of the Sons of
Rest would find the Queen City a con
genial atmosphere Just ffow. The Kon
solidated Kollectlon of Knervy Knock
ers Is contemplating adjournment.
In the civil action brought by tha
Glfford heirs against S. Q. Barnes,
charged with killing him. the plain
tiffs are represented by Col. T. L.
flrUnntrlrlr faUn Ksslsrina: the solicit
or in prosecuting? the criminal case).
Instead of Messrs. Stewart McKae,
as has been stated. The latter, to
gether with Judge F. I. Osborne and
Mr. T. T. Lucas, represents tha defense
in the criminal case.
"Hn rtnea thla strike von?"
asked a Charlotte merchant. "A man
In South Carolina says he has sent ma
three checks by mail. Tlie first letter
waa-found Jn the street already, open
ed and brought to me. The second I
never saw "at all. Here'a- the third,
opened by mistake by a man with a
different name in Charleston, 8. u,
though ' It was plainly directed to
Charlotte, N. C"
Bowed with the weight of many
toilsome years, bearing the Imprint of
time and cart upon their many-lined
countenances, t the surviving widows
and other relatives of men killed or
wounded in the - war between the
States gathered at the county court
house yesterday afternoon to file be
fore th county- -patsioa board - their
applications for financial assistance in
fighting against odds tha battla af Ufa.
The board passed upon, the respective
cases on their merits. Tha State
board will: render final . decisions on
those sent op. I. ; t -
appeal to the WeQ-Iaformed fn awry
walk of lite and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-
ingiy, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs'
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of. personal and family
laxatives la the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
en which It acta without any debilitating
after edecta and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time. -
It'-aets-ploasantlTand naturaHyrgntr
truly as a laxative? arid its component
parts are known to' and approved by
physicians, as it it free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects alway purchase the genuine-
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, and for sale by all leadjng drug
gists. .
ALL FOR ARBITRATION.
IT CANT BE BEATv .v
Tha best of all teachers la uuiu,,.,
C. M. Harden, ot Stiver City, North Caro
lina.' y: "I find Electrla Bltl.rs does
U that's elstmed lor It. For Stomach.
Lirer and; Kidney troubles It: can't b
beat. I have tried ft and find It a most
esculent medtctns.'S Mr. Harden h
light: tt's the beat of an medicine ala
for waa knsaa. lame bark, and all run
doarn conditions. Best too tor chills and
malaria. Sold tinder guarantee at all m
Cotton Manufacturers' Association of
North Carolina Passe ItesoluUoii
at Rocent Meeting at Wrlghtsvllle
Oilier Likely to Do Home.
At the recent meeting of the Cot
ton Manufacturers' Association . Of
North Carolina at Wrlghtsvllle, a
jreiiolutlon providing for -arbitration
was adopted which should be of in
terest to all cotton mill men. as Its
operation will inevitably eliminate all
of the evils of unfair and unjust com
plaints, cancellations, hold-ups, etc.,
if carried out in good faith. The
resolution follows;
Resolved: That the-'recommen
dation of the president to appoint two
arbitration committees, consisting of
three members to each committee, to
represent the cloth and yarn branches
of our mills in the State, be adopted.
Working details of this resolution;
B Huver or commission house.
S Seller or mill.
1st: B places an order with S. the
delivery to be spot, weekly or other
wise, as may be agreed- upon-
2nd: After delivery begins, for
some cause, lust or unjust, B makes
a claim againct S.
ird: In the meantime S has
bought cotton against the sale, and
reclamation, cancellation, hold-up or
lay-down will neceiwarlly entail serl-
oua'loas.
4th: . B In the meantime Insists
-upon his position and the result is
a conflict and disagreement.
Our position is to submit to arbi
tration.
1st: S will he represented by the
arbitration committee of this associa
tion. B to appoint his arbitrators
and in case of failure to agree, then
these arbitrators select a third and the
decision made Is binding and must be
accepted by S and B.
2d: Immi-diately upon any com
plaint being made against S which S
and B cannot satisfactorily adjust,
then 8 is to lil- his evidence In writ
ing; with the arbitration committee,
and H, If he desires, is to do likewise?
If, however, either decline to submit
to the arbitration committee of this
association, then arbitration as abwve
proposed, must be accepted by both.
3d: If either should decline to ar
bitrate, then the decision will go by
default and In favor of the one agree
ing; to accept arbitration.
4th: li haa the same right to file
complaint with the arbitration com
mittee of this association against S
that S has in the above to file against
B.
6th: The loser In each arbitration
o pay the expenses of the arbitra
tion.
6th: A copy of all complaints filed
shall be sent to each member of this
association with a copy of the de
cision, and this to he used for future
reference by the members ot the as.
soclation.
7th: Each member of the asso
ciation will thus be advised of the
nature of all complaints, who Is the
complulnant. decision by the arbitra
tion committee, etc.. while now, each
member knows onlv of his own trou
bles and oftentimes must submit to
unfair and unjust settlements, t
8th: This method of settling differ
ences Is adsoiuteiy f rlaot etaoinsru
ences is absolutely fair to tha honest
buyer and seller and will eliminate
sooner or later l'o unfair and un
businesslike methods of any- mill,
commission house or buyer.
Cloth S. B. Tanner, 'William En
twistle. E. A. Smith; yarn D. V.
Cooper, John C. Rankin, W. E. Morton.
IliilS
: To-Day
To-day we will have a demonstra
tor front; Philadelphia showing tha
avhtagear ihewonprfuT" " West
Electric Hair' Curlers. , Curls without
heat In a few minutes.... S for 25c,
FREE ICE '' CREAM AND CAKE
. AT VANCE PARK FOR CHIL
DREN WITH IVEVS RED
WAGONS.
Wednesday afternoon at 4: JO we
want to entertain all white children
who have our red wagons.
Bring your wagons to Vance Park
by 4:30 and we will be glad to give
you a cone -of Habn s iuro ice
Cream and a piece of Cake. Tho
only condition Is that you must have
along one of our Red Wagons. Jf
t
your wagon is broken, bring it upa
to-day and we will nx it for you free.
If It is not in too bad a condition.
We have some extra wheels and
parts.
This Is not necessary, but we
would like you to 'phone us, write
us or JV-II us you will he on hand so
we will know how many to pr6vlde
for.
LADIES WAISTS
Another lot received of that big
bargain In Ladles' White Waists,
Special assortment at
98 mrli
Nice lot Waists, regular 98c. grade,
at -. 75c.
Also special bargains In finer
Waists.
19-51 EAST TRADE STREET.
Our bu.OT is now sending us on every train quantities of merchandise that -will -'
not only- save- vtm from oiie-thirfLlQ onp-half nn former Tvrices. but will so in
terest you that -you will tell all your friends., . ;
7 1-2 to 10c. Colored Lawns in short pieces, from 3 to 10 yards. Special. . 5c.
10 to 12 l-2c. Checked and Striped Dimities in good, long pieces. . . . . .5c. yd.
15c. Checked Dimity, a real good one at 15e. Our special to-day is... . .Y.y . .10c.
Dotted Swiss Special A good Dotted Swiss, well-worth 25c. per yard. vAs at iij-er
at ..... ..... ....... ;.r i'i 15c
New Tairefjwiss A new thing in Dress Swisses, checked and dotted cbnibined
25c. jiailor. SpeciaJ. ;15c.. ' .
For To-Day-r500 yards (BaW Ginghams in desirable patterns. . .... . . . VrlOc. - ,
Dotted Swiss 10c A prhth lieer quality in Dotted Swiss, 15c. retailer. For to-" ' 1
.10c.
1.50 grade.
USirtRKLLA SI'IX'IAL
Special purchase nice
look fine and will wear
I'mbrellas
well, about
Very Special 25 to 50c. quality in Dotted and Figured Swiss, one lot only, pieces
from 2 to 8 yardsj all fine goods.. As a flyer at '.12 l-2c,'
50c. Empress Silks 25c. This is a lot of Arnold's 50 and 75c. Silks that sold at
above prices. Our buyer scooped them in at a sacrifice. Our price 25c.
Dress Linen Special 25c Ten pieces Colored Dress Linen (all pure linen). Col
ors, Tans, Hlnes,' Browns, Pinks and other good ;hades. Have" been sold all
season at to 48c. Special 25c.
Persian Lawns 5c. One case fine Persian Lawns in good pieces, worth 10 to ,
12 l-2c; will not stay hero long. Our special . . . . .5c. yd.
Long Cloth Bargains Two cases Soft English Long (Moths, in remnants; good,1
clean cloth and long 'pieces, 5 to 15 yards. On sale to-day. .7 1-2 and 10c. yd.
36-Inch Pajama Cloth 10c. Good, clean cloth; the goods you want for under
wear, wide and heavy. On sale now at . 10c.
75c. Sheets 59c New York Mills Bed Sheets good, heavy Sheets, 81x90; worth
to-day 75c. On sale to-day 59c.
Watch this space for eye-opeeners. We haven't time to enumerate further now, but
. will from time to time.
Old Sol ig putting In some hard
licks these days. The heat on the
streets In the" btislnesn section of the
city and about the square la enervat-
Ingly terrific.
ll.fiO grade 98tu
IVEY'S
HYDRAULIC
lELECTRIC
II I 1 I I II I 1 H
US ILmm LLmm U U
BROTHERS
19-21 East Trade Street.
n A K TS
II 11 I M I
Pf Tlirifffltlf
r.. v.rtrc wit!
I LAM ,3, F.MIAXTON EC
l C AUDTORIUM BLDG.
Special Notices
Peterman's Discovery
Kills Bed Bugs. Water . Bugs
and Roaches.
Liquid or In Powder.
15. and 25 rents.
'Registered Norses Directory.
(Graduate Nurses only).
Burwell-Dunn Retail Store
'Phones 41 and 800.
THE SM TO TIE-TO
Very: fine Patent Leather
twd-eyclet liibbon Tie, turn
sole, extension edge, -military-
heel; size 1 to 7, width
A to E. Price.... .'..$3.50
v This shoe 7 fitted ' with
buckle makes 'latest ; style
Colonial Pump Price $3.75
just-received
The - Likely Solite Cane
Suit Cases, very handsome.
Price.'.-". . . . V. . . ..$3.0Q
GILMER - MOORE CO.
TOtf'LL NEVER TtKCJRKT ORDKRINQ
the ttr-Kt huttle of llluf Ribbon Vnnilia.
I.ot8 of the tlneit cookH have been ecl
fying Rlue Rlhhnn Vanilla for ten
years.
TO-DA T FRESH KOiS AT 15c. NICB
"fresh Butlrr and Cln--m on le. Krult
Jars, Jar rubbrra and Jar rapS. fnll
'phons H10 and 1X2. JNU. XV. SMITH,
OASIS
COTTON
COMFORTS
THE NEW KINO
THE GOOD KIND
All grades
All colors
All prices
Why buy dirty rags,'
-M Merchant when
1? A M
r-2
Knabe Pianos
Come and sec the new
styles just received. A pur
chase of this Piano means
satisfactory one for a life
time. We sell cheaper Pianos
also. Write for catalogues.
Parker-Gardner Company
Piano Department Krrond Floor.
TURKISH HATH TOWKt.f AND 8ANJ
tary Wash Mltn. the kind we are
a Dleaing In weather like thla. Have
you got either? JAM P. STOWK A i!0 ,
Druggists. 'Phone I'D.
frehh ivOT of non.i:n hams to-
day, and lha finest lot f Sardines on
the American msrkl. either plain or
boneless. In olive nil. tomato eaur.,
, linrdslnlae saoce. mayr.nal or plain
. smokefl. 10. 15. M " e
MILtiKR-VAN NKSS CO.. 27 N. Tryon.
HAVK TOU A CORN? IF SO. WOOD
all It Bhepparrl's Corn RmtKly will eufs
it In I Jays' time, mo inc. npnrerei
anywhere at Xhat price. Just 'phone W
nn.i the oods eome In s hurry from the
stars. . ,
POIt 8ALR CRIT8HED STONK W
sixes nlibl for sll frs.les concrete
v work. ' Will quote you delivered price
? by wsfon or pars on application. Fred
Oliver, Charlotte. N. C
FOR BENT Ml Jf. BREVARD ROOMS,
modern. W r. ropiar r i uum.. iiwaern.
70! &. th I room", modern. SI 4 K. -tth
i-room ottagp. 715 N Brevard t rooms,
on ear line. 7 TJddil 6 rooms. KM N.
Oaldwsil 4 rooms. Other I and f-room
tooae. J. A RTIH'R' 1IENDER50M
BRO, 215 N. Tryon. "
jiure, raw cotton costs
the same?
Buy at Home and Save
Freight.
Our salesman is look
ing fat you fine lino
samples, fine lino prices,
fine line goods
Wait For Him.
TheScuthern Cottcn Oil Co.
Sole Manufacturers,
harlotte, North Carolina.,
EVERYTHING THAT'S GOOD TO RAT
lfl-M-wesAne Is Wif serreo as
In the beat style. Come In snd see
what wa Jiava now. OEM RESTAUR
ANT. - ;- v '
TO I.ET-4 nOOiJ9. PAIJieR AJTD
4 rooms. 717 H rn. P: rooms. Bunny.
Ida. H4 acres, well eneloaad, ham,
ehleken bnua and rsrds all for $12. IS;
I rooms. tU Oold ft.,- f H.U; I rooms.
Dllwerth. r7: t rooms, Qrads ft, $;
rooma. Oak St.. HI: Urge ball, 14th
and C. gts.. tlO; mnm In Kandera Rulld
Ing. V.. E. U.KEfSLER. a a. Tryon
HU Tlw Mi. . , . .-. .
i jTrns -.
RENTED 1a
(4. a I makes, rrady for Instant
. rental
TTPF
mar.
aVin.i' , 1, ry machine flrat-claaa la
rrj- Tiler, i. B .YSyta Co-
BETTER THAN
LAUNDERING
Jt's better han laundering
them to send .your wast, suits.
tc, to our' dry clean lng "fle.
partment wherrhey , become
soiled or mussed.
This process, does not wear
them, csn not shrink or draw
. tru-m put of ahspr, will not
injure the fabric . or fad tha
most delicate colors, and It ra
iurns the .. gown or article
cleaned la as new, fresh and
dainty condition as , when It
was new. ' - ( , ;
Costa but a very trifle more'
and it'e much better. .; ,
Gisrlctte Slcani -leun-ry
'La nndcrcra, Dyers, Clciutcrs,
: tit South Tryoa Kt.-"!'
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