' I SOCtAl AND PERSONAL r-
, Alias Alice . uaiia, pi "i
VlU-vlsU her jjister,' Ms-s? J, Glenn),
this nrejt1 ...' -;fV
- Mrs'' Ullzibath -Preston' Allan has
retuxned from Montreat, were she
pent several week.' . i a:-V-
- - . , -
Mrs. . R. a." Torrence left yesterday
morning for WaynesvUle - to spend
: several weeks., ;...;;.;''';( "; '. .
v Ml m Mary Morgan. Myers has gone
to Henderson vi lie to apend a fort
night In the mountains. ' , t
i -. , ' '
I- Mrs. O. W.Xovlng and family have
"returned from a month's visit to rela
tives In Virginia;; , (
' Mrs. Morgan ' B. Spier has as ' her
guests Misses Edith Spier and Alice
Beckham of Rock Hill, S. C. .
Mrs. C- S. Alston, of Raleigh, Is a
' truest at the home' of her parents,
Dr. and . Mrs. J. F. Robertson, on
? South .Tryon street. A '- t'
Miss Catherine Ray, of McAden
ville; Is spending a few days Id the
city .with; friends.
Miss Marie McKlnley has gone to
Roc It Hill, 8. C.Mto visit relatives.
Mrs.' Mary A.- Barnhlll will 1 leave
the first of this week for a an extend
ed trip to South Carolina, visiting
relatives and friends In ; Prosperity,
Colurhbla, Newberry, La'ncaster. Rock
H11J and YorkvlUft, She will be ab
sent a month or more.
Mrs. 8. V. Grler and daughter w 111
leave to-morrow for Wrlghtsville
Kearh. where thev will spend awhile.
Before returning they will visit Mrs.
Orler's mother, Mrs. Eliza Johnson, at
Clinton) They will be gone in all two
or three weeks.
that music-loving community. Quit
party of Charlotte people will like
attend thla conceri. -- - -
Mrs. A. Hamilton Seats, of Colnm
bta. 8. C. and tier sister. Miss Ma
mlc Youngblood, are spending a few
days In the city the guest of mends.
Miss Sa.llie; German QJass, of Co-
lumois,. is- visiung ai-rn.., aicx
'Irst-.street:
Mrs. Peter Marshall Brown return
edyesterday from Mooresvllle, where
sne spent several osys wmi ner ju
er,; Rev, Dr. W. W. Pharr. , . .
Mr. W, Jti Cllnard'and family, of
Winston, were registered among the
guests at the Selwyn yesteraay. (
iii i - - , .
' PERSON AI :'Jj'r,
Miss Polly Shannonhous is expect
ed to return from South Carolina to
day, where she has been vlsiting.rela
tlves and friends.
Miss Narnie Rogers, of Raleigh, will
be here this -week, on her way North,
and stop with her sister, Mra I. B.
Xewell, on North Church street
Mrs. Gljbert White will leave noon
for her home in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Morrison wll'
leave this week for Hendersonville,
where they wIlV spend two weeks.
Miss Laura Etheredge, who has
been the gue3t of friends in this city
for the past month, left yesterday
morning for Saluda to be with MJss
Minta JOnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Parrott and
Miss Jessie McLeod, oil Mayesvllle. S.
C. are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Newman McLeod.
A party composed of the following
named spent a few hours nt the Sei
wyn yesterday: Misses Effle McRae,
of Iaurlnburs. and Bessie LeOwIn,
of Wilmington, and Messrs. H. D.
Malloy, Jr., and H. W. Malloy, of
Wilmington.
MLind Mrs. J AVI ShlnhohJer and
Mrs. C. B. Walker, of. Macon, Ga.
and Miss .Clara Morris, of Milledge-
vine. Ga., were tourist visitors in the
city, yesterday, stopping at th Sei
wyn.
Miss Lucy Squires, formerly of
Providence, now a trained nurse In
the University Hospital, in Baltimore,
has arrived to spend awhile with her
parents In Providence township, af
ter a two years' absence.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wadsworth
are expected home to-morrow or
Tuesday. Mrs. Wadsworth is pleas
antly remembered here as Miss Mar
garet Douglass.
Miss Ida Rankin and brother, Mr.
iJn
Mitts Rankin's guest. Miss Li la As-
hury. of .Albemarle, spent yesterday
In 4he city.
Mrs, - Tumor Johnson, of Mount
Holly, was among the out-of-town
visitors in the city yesterday.
Miss Mae Torrence has returned
from Spartanburg, S. C. where she
visited friends for two weeks. '
Little Miss Augusta Laxton, accom
panted by Mr. Willis Brown, -has
gone to Taylorsville. where Master
Osborne Brown is sick.
Mrs. Clem Dowd has
several days at her home op.
Ninth street.
East
Mrs. J. W. Blanton and children
are home again after a visit to rela
tives In Georgia. '
Mrs. W. G. Rogers returned yes
terday after spending two months
visiting in Ohio, Illinois, Georgia and
other States.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Davis arrived
from. Crewe, Va., last night,- to visit
their daughter, Mrs. A. C. Porter, in
Diiwortn.
Misses Fanny and Bess Boyte will
leave Tuesday for Memphis, Tenn., to
- visit relatives. - ,
Mrs. T. L. Ritch has gone to
New Tork to visit relatives for awhile,
' M1sa Etta Freeman is spending her
vacation at Shopton. . ;
Mrs. W. A. Ford Is visiting Mrs. E.
- DMaun in uaimaaiHlla n
wn jaa un urnwinct .
. Miss May Torrence has returned
from Epartanburg, -where she- spent
ten days, visiting rrienas. i -
v iibs Anmecuinn returned yes
terday from Providence, : where ahe
spent her vacation. ;
Miss -Mary Hill Hall has returned
to her home In thla city after a de
lightful visit of five weeks to rela
tive and friends in Retdsrille and
Danville, Va. ,- :'
. . ..
- Mrs. - J. B. Montgomery and -son,
Krevard. win arrira to-day . from
uaosden, Ala., to Tlalt Mrs. A. X
Mra. J. L i,ocas, of New Tork City,
who visited her sister, Mrs. X A.
Clirfard, this week. , has - returned
horn. . . . , , '
; Miss May Penfield and Mrs) A. D.
Glascock win give a piano and song
recital In Concord - Tuesday evening
at o'clock for the benefit of the
graded school park fund of that city.
Miss Penfield has been teaching voice
Culture In Concord for. several weeks
and her alngtng andr" worlr has at
tracted a great deal of attention In
IHS BERT CHEFS AND CO)KS
Far using Blue Rfhhnn Unvm and Va
nilla liMh secret of their aucrss In mak
ing dessert. .Always use Blue Ribbon
Extracts and your success is assured,
The Movements of a Number of Peo-
nle. VlKltora and -oui-r.
Mr, rJ W. Porter left last night for
Toxaway, where he will spend the re
maining hot days, i
' Master Algernon Reese has gone to
Catawba Springs for a week- .
Mr. Herbert Morrison, of the Little
Long Company, left last night for
Statesville, whence-he will go to Mon
treat to join a party of friends for a
week. He will be gone -in au tnree
weeks. '- - - ' ; - '-
' Masters Stephen and Merriman Da
vis have rone to - Richmond. Va., ' to
visit their uncle, , Mr. William Davis.
Walter Ford and Willie Vernon are
In-Norfolk on a visit.- - '
Mr. T. T. Smithy jr., of Concord, Is
In the city.
Mr. R. L.-Bedle, t Augusta, Ga., Is
at the Selwyn.
,Mr. H.'M. Eflrd left last night for
New Tork to attend the biggest auc
tion sale of dress goods of the sea
son, which will be pulled off Wednes
day. He goes in the Interest of
the Enrd's Department Stores. .
Mr. J. L. Wilson, who has been in
Knoxvllle. Tenn.. for a month, the
cuest of his brother. Mr. Frank Wil
son, has returned to the city. He
Is much Improved In health.
Mr. George Stephens left yesterday
for Hendersonville to spend a few days
with his family.
Mr. Q. C. Pettlgrew, of Anderson, S.
C. was registered among the guests
a the Selwyn yesterday.
Mr. s. R. Jacobs, of Atlanta, Oa., Is
spending aeveral days In -the city on
business.
Mr. D. F. McKlrne, of Loulsburg,
was a Charlotte visitor yesterday.
Mr. H. L. Candfer, of Ashevil'e,
sppt a few hours in the city yester
day. Mr M. Y. Key. of Duke, was regis
tered among the guests at the Central.
Messrs. W. D. and J. T. McLaurln.
of Laurlrtburg, spent yesterday In the
city on business.
Prof. J. A. Blvlns, of Monroe, spent
a few hours in the city yesterday,
stopping at the Central.,
Mr. G. B. Swayzo, a well-known
traveling man who makes Charlotte
his headquarters, left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago, III., on a business
trip.
Mr. A. B. Suttle, of Shelby, spent
last night in the city, stopping at the
Central.
Mr. W. C. Lester, of sStatesvllle, was
a Charlotte visitor last night.
Among the guests In the city yes
terday was Mr. N. A. Currie, of
Clark'ton.
Mr. Robert Moffatt. of Columbia
8. (".. was a guest at the Central last
night. . .
Correctly and Promptly : Engraved
v Send For Samples and Prices
J. P. Stevens Engraving Co, Engravers
47 Whitehall St Atlanta, Ga.
3
fl:
EET1
NEAR SAMOA.'
Wireless Message Reports Fleet Near
. Island or Tutu I la, . Samoa, ' and
Headed For Auckland. . ;
"Suva. Fljii Island, vAng.p 1. The
United States .Atlantic fleet (t i p.
m. July SOth reported by wireless in
latitude 8. BO south and longitude
lit. Id west. The cruise; was reported
as uneventful. There .- were--four
hours of practical evolutions daily
The coal consumption . waa de
creasing daily and the vessels had a
greater steaming radius. The sym
metrical development along all lhi
was reported to be most gratifying.
At 8 o'clock Friday evening tne
.fleet was in latitude 12.42 south and
longitude 189.57 west -The dispatch
said that the fleet would pass the
east end of the Island of Tutuila,
Samoa, Saturday at 6 o'clock In the
morning, cruise along the southern
shore' of the Island and then shape
Its course direct for Auckland. . Ail
aboard were reported well.
Flying Belt Fatally Injures White
Man.
M B. Helms, an employe of the
South Atlantic Waste . Company, was
struck by a flying piece of belting
while at work at the plant of the
company In North Charlotte and se
riously injured. There were several
id fractures of the skull encasing
the brain, the most serious perhaps
being at its base. When the physi
cians reached the unconscious man.
particles of brain tissue were observ
ed oozing out through one of his ears
and in several places the skull was
mashed in.' The Injuries are Denev-
ed to be fatal. Mr.' Helms was car
ried to St. Peter's Hospital for treat
ment. At a late hour last night he
was reported to be about the same as
when he was brought In.
Loral Firm to Draw Plans for $85,000
Residence.
A handsome contract which the
local architectural firm of Hook Sc
Rogers has landed Is for the planning
of an $85,000 residence Irt Durham for
Mr. B. N. Duke. This wlU 0e one of
the handsomest and most costly In the
State. Mr. Hook is In Durham and
selected the location for Mr. Duke.
The material has not ye Ibeen deter
mined on.
THE SACRED FREE.
' Quaint Fijian plant. ; .
London Standard. . .
There is nothing binder the- sun quite
so quaint., so weird and wltcniike as
tha pandanus prairies of FIJI. ' The!
called, la a most grotesque specimen
of the vegetable kingdom even, at the .
est and In the early stages of Its I
growth. In its very young days it is or
an extraordinary screwllke shape and
looks as though some unkind hand
had taken hold of Its long, swordlike
leaves and twisted them round and
round. Later it straightens out a bit.
and from It grow a number of tall
wonrivn ctilts. Its follnM la slmnle. a'
number of drooping, ragged tufts for
all the world like mops and -Very
mournful looking. Among these mops
hang the fruit in shape like a pine
apple, made .up of hard red and yel
low kernels, woody and fibrous, and
quite uneatable from a European's
point of view. .
It's; De Maiishuu House.
"I 'clar 'fo' Gawd, dat'a er big
buildin'," said one country darky to
another yesterday as they passed the
Charlotte National Bank Building.
"Whut is It anyhow?"
"Dat's de manshun house de man
shun house day call it, an' it shoMs
one. Dat's too much house fur me,"
said the wiser one of the two.
"Get It at Hawley's."
A visitor in the city last night was
Mr. C. S. Wheaton. of Chester, S. C
Among the guests at the Buford
last night was Mr. W. S. Hall, Jr., of
Gaffney. 8. C.
Mr. G. W. Pressley, of AsheyJlle
spent last night 1n the city.
Mr. W. R. Morrison, of Savannah,
Ga., spent last night In the city, stop
ping at the Buford.
Among the guests in the city yes
terday on business was Mr. Jay D
Lents, of Coneord. .
Mr. L. N.Vowler, of Canton, spent
yesterday at the Buford with friends,
BRIEFS.
A Few
!m and
Minor Happenings
About the C'.ty.
Rev. William Duncan will preach
this afternoon for the congregation
of Steele Creek A. R. P. church.
The friends of Mr. Charles E,
Ader will regret to know that he has
malarial fever and has gone to St. Pe
ter's Hospital.
The baseball team returned at
midnight from Greenville, S. C.
where it successfully .tackled the
strong aggregation from that city for
three days.-
Rev. Dr. E. E. Boms,r returned
yesterday afternoon from Spartan
burg and Landrum, S. C, and will fill
his pulpit at the Prttchard Memorial
Baptist church as usual to-day.
Some folks are hard to pi
A man passing the bulletin board last
night read, the inscription, "Charlotte
6, Greenville 0." "Great Lord," he
exclaimed. "That's rotten."
The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be administered at Thy
atlra church in Morning Star town
ship to-day. Rev, Dr. W. W. Orr, of
this city, 'has assisted in the prepara
tory services.
Mr. Thomas D. Moore., salesman
at Belk Bros., who Jives on Winona
street,::fell from a street car yesterday
and broke an arm. His' hat fell off
and he Jumped, or In an effort to
Jump, fell.
The police department of the city
is rocking along as smoothly as could
oe expecira, cuusiucrtusT mm . vr,
Matthew Yandle, who looks after
things at the station, is on his annual
vacation. There Is a prevalent dearth
of law-breaking. ' "
The Anderson baseball club
spent last night In the city on- Us
Lway home from Winston.
Mr. 'John Bass Brown has Ma
Ramoler car again in commission. It
has been In (he shops since his recent
trip, through the country, to Colum
bia, 8. C. - -
Re F. 8windell Love, a recent
graduate of Trinity College, where
he. studied for the ministry, has been
secured to occupy the pulpit of Tryon
Street Methodist church during the
absence of Rev. H. K. Boyer, the pas
tor,' The latter left : this week to
spend his vacation !n the mountains
The attendance was large last
night at he Academy of Music, where
gifted artistg sang and danced for tha
public through the medium of correl
ated moving pictures and phonograph
in penect time.- A number of the ac
tors seemed present so realistically
that they were encored and respond
ed with bows and smiles. Pat Henry
made a good speech on liberty.'
Dr.
W. H. Marqnem to Prcarb at
, Serond Presbyterian Church.v
Rev. Dr. W. H. Mareuess. nrofessor
f theology in .the Louisville. Kv
Seminary, and considered one of the
ablest divines In the Southern Pres
byterian cnurcn, . -, -was ' expected
last night :. lie will preach at both
morning and evening services at the
Second- Presbyterian church to-day,
next Sunday and the following Sun
day,--The Second church is ron
sidrfed'vfortunate to have secured. Dr.
Marquess to till its pulpit on those
occasions. - as his sermons will be
well worth hearing. .
Chicago Record-Herald.
Woodman, spare that tree.
Touch not a single bough;
It has befriended me,
And I'll protect It now;
Neath It a hammock hung.
And there, when it was hot
I often gladly swung;
Thy ax shall harm it not.
Beneath that spreading tree
One In a gauzy gown
on snuggled ctosewme
And lot her feet hang down;'
Woodman, forbear to hack!
"Twas here a lovely maid
First dared to call me Jack,
As carelessly we swayed. .
When I was free from car
And she was trim and slim.
We often dangled there
Beneath yon spreading limn1:
Twas there that first She laid
Her head within my hand
And ceased to be afraid;
Pray, woodman, let It stand.
Harm not that sturdy oak;
One night I mind It well
The rope, grown fragile, broke.
And in a heap we fell.
She put the blame on me,
And said she'd have me not.
So. woodman, spare th tree;
This Is a sacred spot. ,
Prescription Work
a Specialty
Every prescription that
leaves our department
carries with it absolute
assurance of accurate
compounding and abso
lutely pure drugs. Send
yours to us.
HawleyV Pharmacy
'Phones IS and 2S0.
Tryon and Fifths Otreets.
SUlLfcCHJoF
HYf
ni A KITS 4
draulic Ml rV? '
electric - vrr:.
r.. i
r.lTUCttfftMLJ
rtAM ,X.Y rjyiXAXTON IX
lCFAUDTTORIUM BLDG.
CHARLOTTE. NjC.
v-
ndh Bros.
19-21 E.
TRADE
We want to thank the generous public for its
most hearty and unanimous support and - patronage v
' during our 13th Anniversary Sale, making it by far .
the largest and most successful yet given by us. Not- '
a day passed that our four stores were not crowded
with satisfied customers, and again we thank one and
all. Now, if there is any on6 (which we doubt) that
' did not or could not avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of the great sale just passed.
. , THIS WEEK IS YOUR TIME.
Thousands of Odds and Ends follow such a tremendous-sale,
hence these must be gotten together,
ticketed and sold. Monday and Tuesday will be your
chance. They must go.
Brown Dress Linen..1 8 l-2c.
36-inch Finish Waist ing . .7 l-2c
5-4 Table Oil Cloth. , .,' ioc.
White Dimity 5c.
Good, heavy Table Damask... .. .29c,
36-inch Bleached Domestic. . . . 5c.
Colored Lawns must go. See our great counter at
Bif? lot at 3 1.2c
Apron Ginghams 3 i.2c,
LINEN REMNANTS
Don't iail to see the Remnants in Dress and Table
Linens accumulated from sale; it will pav you.
Great slaughter of our Men's Straw Hats' See our
big counter at ...'... ,25c.
Remember that all over our four stores odds and
ends, besides regular goods, will be moved out this
week. 'So get a move on you. First come first served.
BELK BR0&
19-21 E. Trade.
SHAVING BRUSHES
A large assortment of all
kinds and at all prices, Just re
ceived. The very beat Badger
Hair Brushes. ' See them.
... , , .
-Registered Bin rues Directory.
luraauaie rxurses only.
Burwell-Dunn Retail Store
'Phones 41 and S0O. ' '
The Charlotte Trunk!
Strongest and best Trunk on the
market This speclaj Trunk is built
to our own specifications In 100 lota,
and contains more points of value by
$5.00 than 'any other: Full pise.
strong box, full steel bound, every
part riveted, linen lined, double
trays. , '
Zf-Inch, $8.56; 30-lnch IJ.00; 35-
Inch. 11.50; . 34-Inch, 110.00; 31-Inch,
$11.00; 38-Inch. $13.00; 40-incn,
$iloo. ' '
THE HERCULES TRUNK STROP
Strongest strop made with paten
sliding release buttle. Price . 0e.
Free by mail. ' I '
GUIt-MOORE CO.
Special Notices
GET THE BEHT IT PAT8 TO USB
Blue Ribbon Vanilla. It is absolutely
fure, goes twice as far and the flavor
s perfection.
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION WORK
to Stowe's. We do our worn rarvfuiiy,
accurately and promptly. 'Phone your
orders if you are In a hurry. - JA8. P.
8TOWE CO.. Druggists. 'Phone ITt.
WAT AHEAD IN QUALtTT. OUR NO.
1 Norway Mackerel. Just the thing to
make you enjoy your, breakfast and
don't forget our fresh lot of Swiss,
Neufchatel and Philadelphia Cream
Cheese MILLER-VAN NE83 CO.. tfJ
N. Tryon.
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IK THK
- drug line, 'phone WOOD ALL A SHEP-
. PAKD, No. M. They give prompt and
accurate service to all parts of the city.
NEW
ARRIVALS
Recent shipments have given
us a number of new designs In
popular priced, high grade
WOOD MANTELS.
If you are contemplating
purchasing. It will pay you to
see our display on second floor.
J.N.McCausland&Co.
Stove Dealers, Roofing Con
y ' tractor.
131 louth Tryon M.
GREEN POND GRANIIol
BRICK COMPANY
FOR SALE-CRU8HED STONK IN
slses suitable for all grades concrete
"work. Will quote you delivered prinas
by wagon or ears on application. Fred
. Qliyer, Charlotte. N. C -
FOR RENT 8TORE ROOM. EAST
Trade Hu. fine stand for retail ami
wholesale. Modern (-room house, ele-
Rantly finished Inside. Ml N. B. 81
'Ice (-room home. T1S N. B. Ht. Also
ethers. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON
BRO.
GIBSON. N. C.
Offers contractors and builders the
neatest pressod building nrlclt on the
market for the money. Do not break
In shipping, not affected by frost,
harden with age and compare favor
ably with the highest priced brick In
the country. Write for prices and
testimonials. .
h II i ITU II II I iiii , ' . f - -
i )'.
Knabe Pianos
Como and see, the new
styles just received. A pur
chase of this Piano means a
satisfactory one for a life
time. We sell cheaper Pianos
uiu. t rue xor catalogues.
Parkpr-fiarrlnpr rnmnnv
. . UHI liUIIIUUIII
1
Piano Department Second Floor. 1
EVERTTHINO THAT8 GOOD TO EAT
In hot weather Is being served by us
In the best style. Com In and see
what ws have now. OEM RESTAUR
ANT. . .
TO LET ROOMS, PALMER AND
4 rooms, 7lT E. (th. I: rooms. Sunny
stdo. acres, well enclosed, bmm.
chicken houses and yard, ell for tllle;
I rooms. (II Gold St.. I12.M; S roema,
PI I worth, (11(7; rooms. Grade Su, ;
( rooms. Oak 81.. $12: large hall. I4tn
and C. Its., $10; room In Sander Build
ing, P. R. L. KEE8LER. a & Tryon
St, 'Phone 144. . ,
TYPEWRIT ICRS RENTEDMS - ronUI
maeninea. ail meats. ray ror instant
delivery. ' Kvery snaehln flrst-eUse la
very particular. J. F. Cray too a Co,
til K Tryon. 'Phone SM. '
DOUBLE D'SflUED ABSOLUTELY PURE WATER
We, fully' realizing the great need and benefit of our patrons or a
pure, palatabl and wholesome water, have at great expense Installed
what la believed to be-the HOST PERFECT WATKR DIHTILIJNrt A P.
PABATITS In existence and arc prepared to furnish our customers and
tha Intelligent public with an absolutely pure-and palatable aerated water
for drinking, rooking and othr purpose. -
-;. In five-gallon demijohns, fifty .cents., -' '" ;'
r -Dosen half-gallon Magnums, seventy-five cents. ."-; -,.-
Single gallon Magnuma, fifteen cents, i . '
W hav tha same water carbonated and bottled la Splits, plh(a and
Quarts. . ' k ' - ; , .- . , - .
On Dots. n Quarts, tl.tt; Ope Dozen-Pints,' $!.; One Dozen Splits.
Tic. ox of six siphons, (0 cents, -v "
. DeUvered free to any part of Oreetef fharlott.
" ' ' tO. VALAKR BOTTUJfO WORK.
Tboaa Na. i. ..... 17 Soath College feu-eel-
Above
Everytliing Else
la your purchase of Printing'j'
. . Blank Books, and kindred
- supplies, should be considered
the question of QUALITY.
Quality does not mean ornate
decoration or elaborate coloring,
iiccdoea..U aecessarily-mplr- a
steep" prlee, - "
'Qmafo? means taste, discrimi
nation, harmony in type, jape, .
and inks. . . . - '
Quality is jurt as important the .
lack of it last as evident--ia a
note head as in a catalog. - j
. " We endeavor to give superior
mwmiitj with every Job we send out.
It pays I both you and tu.
If yon want mvality in Blank
Books, Loose-Leaf Devices, En
grarinjr, lithographing, or Print
ing, send Toar next order to
TEE C2SEBYU PRIIT1X3 B3USE
(VWafhstJkbSesnsjs)
CHARLOTTE, H. C.'
Need a Pair of
o
No article of mans wearing apparel rontrilnitcs
: so much to his comfort and good appearance
as his trousers. Therefore in buying one should
V be very careful to , secure perfect . fitting as
weu as gooa looking grousers. , -uur prices
range from r .. .. ,.$3.60 to $8.50
No matter what the price may be, every pair em-:
' braces comfort and si vie. v ; Xrf: ; ! ;
.,;;4-