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- ; f 1 i CHARLOTTE DAILY- OBSERVER SUNDAY, HAT. 24, 1909. , ItE MTfiSTT THE TWENTIETH. their after 1.- S"-.v to !u6f"i- u g Shelor on ,.h0 has . 0f her sister. her r.ui" Statesville. ,. Thomaa still con sult of a Wednesday, fell on V' in morning for her -jln. to. .n,i Mrs. William i C ,f Mrs F ,i!worth. Barron. nr pf Gulf , Th'irsday to p ,atchell at lias been Mrs. S. ., i irange. he "iimmer lie n;? f t!,:f vicinity. ,d,! leave id. hrii'ind, to r triers :th a broth- . .... l- V so--.1-.' 1 ; ' Jl. K '" falMr 1' Ain- '-' kad Mr? ! .IT A 1 ' Isr it ;-: I AT". ftp..: - Ui Mvc.' : till a-. Iff o; li Id. , - Bin - ,f Monroe, will i- repwrt of the I'aro'.ina Bank . k M :?s Bak- t- h--r guest at Ifr.on. Mr. M i.-ses Ma kmgham, ui teniied uwav for CoaM Garrison and Hi TroaMa: lac WBrn lnen wm . mUpo, Bt bo PtrUcrd perceptible, - OC U anfortan onsUibl J. E. Oarrtoon ouaU , bimMlf mstt mlaar- UaWe. fits reason for t& belief, too, ir not without fubetance. Sariy last week; or to be a little more definite, last Hend.7, he was ordered by 'Squire J. W. Cobb tq serve claim and delivery papers on ascertain colored couple, Henry Jackson and wife, whb were al leged to be keeping- ioJtheir possession a sewln machine, the property o Masters dt Asee. Constable Garrison, fearing- nothing, repaired to No. S07 North Caldwell street, where the couple lived and there he performed his office. Imagine his surprise on his return being notified by the health authorities that he had Invaded a place Infested 'With smallpox and that he would have to remain in close con finement under quarantine two weeks at his home. No. 1.1 M South Tryen street Constable Oarrnron protested. stating that he did hot enter the place and furthermore that there was no placard on the Jiouae to show that it was so Infected. There was a flag. however oh the premises but it had been rolled up and pinned so as to be scarcely recognisable. His protests, however, were unavailing and he spent all or last ween uaair quarantine reg ulations and will hot be able to ;et eut until the first of next week. He missed the 20th of May celebration and Is naturally very much disap pointed. MEETS NEXT IN BAIITMORE. Seattle of in- return to Inrpanton, :s Walter iVBV Will home In Mr. and a enue. :Ves and returned I if-y have 1 1 . n t . Va., a Bryan, M' I. nulle. . after i'i. on Invitation of Maryland Metropolis to Southern Baptist Convention Ac cented ta Preference to That of Charlotte Is Home of Conven tion's Chairman. Although a cordial reception was given to the invitation tendered by Charlotte to the Southern Baptist Convention at Louisville, Ky., some davs arov asking that body to meet next year in this city, the feeling pre vailed that the next convention should go to the Northeast. Balti more won it. That city is the home of Mr. Joshua Levering, a merchant prince, who ts chairman of the con vention. The matter was decided on by the committee on place and ratified by the whole meeting. For some reaso nthia action does not seem to have found its way Into the press dispatches. The invitation from Charlotte was presented by Rev. Dr. H. H. Hulten, Rev. Dr. E. E. Bomar and Rev. 8. F. Conrad and Included invitations from the Greater Char lotte Club, the Baptists of the town, the city officially and the Governor of the Btate. The local Baptists are confident that at an early date they will have the pleasure of entertaining this dis tinguished body, the most Inclusive of,all the Baptist organizations In the South. f MR. TOMPKINS AT RUTHERFORD. H-U-- 1 1 Oir:-.-:. EMU) t'ri- ttfct 1 : 1 pro. Nj:. fart Jin. I L P MS '-'f .M r 9lt - this .-he will v'-rrtses v isit her ho is i: ' l-i-l 's who m i fit exer- "! N'Tth i"aro l" Kath- I .Kn:t. Lula " A ."i'i Iouie I. T. Ljcsm aid rhililren of Mrs. :', . -v.,'-. .... PERSON (Wmoilts of ;i ,,,v, r n f. Mltor, an, I on,ra fE- Kv.isa- ,.f Winston- t ' " ' nun I i Bur.- .r ... s;,.-;;,-.. i, a vls- l A Al-x;U1der. i Hot'.; "Iq"r"d at th8 h Lo '''r.fd to his vth:',, ''V"r . !-i"-li"g "N 1 t-ii.st Fifth ttitti ' 'ri,d. stopping fsttfsv r Monroe. h1ii'r.r'f, ', ''''""oga. Sf iai u.ls in the I-R rh,, ',-i-day. '-;incaster, rs yesttr- Rtrong and Intellectually Airgrrwulre Address Before eitudents. Rutherford College correspendence North Carolina Christian Advocate. On Wednesday morning the report HUndlna : came mat Mr. D. A. Tompkins, of I '1 j Tftll ! Charlotte, who was to deliver the an- r. where 1 nual literary address, had missed his in i ment train and would arrive too late to j speak at the appointed hqur, but 1 President Peele soon arranged for the Kev. ira Krwin, or Lenior, who was billed to deliver the alumni address at 3 p. m., to speak at 11 o'clock, and Mr. Tompkins to fill the afternoon hour. So, by 11 o'clock the college ohapel was packed and Brother Er win was more than equal to the occa sion, for he was full of his theme and spoke for an hour with great liberty and interest on the subject of Coun try Life, and the ways to make It at tractive. It was a very Important sub ject, and deserved the prominent place given to it by the speaker. At 3 o'clock Mr. Tompkins, who Is a captain of Industry, and one of the most aggressive citizens of our Com monwealth, brought to the student body and visitors a message- of strength and useful Information ln which he urged the Importance of an education which prepares the youth for the practical Ideas of life; an edu cation which combines the theoretical and the practical as well, both the head and the hand claiming that the one without the other would not devel op" a rounded and symmetrical arti san. Then he showed that the South ern States were forging forward In helr industrial and commercial life, and that the men of affairs for the fu ture must be Intelligent and well pre pared men, who possess knowledge not only of the theories which educa tion develops, but also thart practical knowedge which enables one to util ize in every-day life the teaching of the schools. It was a fine speech, so full of strong common sense, and yet so well prepared and connected as to Indicate that the speaker possessed ac curate information concerning the great economic problems which are to be solved only by prepared men from the school. Official Programme . and -ry v- . Souvenir Booklet of Charlotte.; Bound' in Hot de, lis Leatherette, Stamped in Gold. 1 Beautiful, interesting. . . .50c. Postage 10c Queen Gity Printing Go. 14 E. Fovrth, CHAKlTTTiS, M. & E 9 Fine Attraction at the Star. . The management of the . Star Theatre has closed a contract with Miss Eva Allen and her company for this week, and the performances wOl be under the exclusive direction of the company. Miss Allen has been the rage of all of the Southern cities, and comes to Charlotte with the highest praise of press and people. She is truly rays terious, and wlU do many things dur ing her engagement at the Star that will bordor on the supernatural. If you v.!h to know anything in th world ujy kt t thing revealed knowltugs of anv hidden treasure ci lov. friends of intrigue of any thing, past or future, ask Miss Allen. Miss Allen's ancestry ts such that she could not. avoid, If she would. some of the mysterlousness of one of the strangest peoples In the world. Her father was a British army of ficer who met and married her moth er in India. In the year 1.883, Miss Allen was born In the Temple of Ba zampobul (divine knowlsdga), situ ated at the foot of the Himalayan mouir.alns. Her mother was a prin cess ana was the daughter of the Grand Llama of the Rail Zag high priest of the Secret Brotherhood of Eighty, which society was the cen tre of the occult sciences of India. Only a visit to this wonderful wom an can convince one of her great and strange yower. Performances will be given each afternoon and evening. A special matinee for ladles only (no gentlemen allowed) will be given on Wednesday and Friday. Reserved seats SO cents; general admission 10 cents. Skliis Black Voiles in Late Style at Special Prices - The Skirt section in our big Ready-to-Wear Department ts booming. We'veneve r sold so many Just suc ceeded in getting another good lot Voiles at low prices for the- kind of garments they are. Voiles continue to be the most popular in the Skirt line, no doubt because for appearance and service they excel all the others. in 01 a dint At $10.00 We show a new Una we consider' at least a 111(0 value. Styles are the very newest sod the quality and tail oring equal the $11.00 to $11.00 ones. They're In almost all sixes. -Two other specials In Voiles at $7.50 and SS.M each 50-Inch Panamas, 49c. All the staple best cvtvra ill a wide, good quality Panama that has the appearance of a dollar one. for c m yd. Besides, we guarantee ths quality to give satisfaction In the wear. If the best medium priced cloth for skirts, suits, etc., to be found and always looks well at any season. Just 4tc a yd. Very low when the width Is con sidered. Shirt Waists, 98c. Each More of those special $1.50 Waists we've been selling at 98c. each Just In. Have them now In every size. Mora than half-dosen styles sheer LawliS and soft Batistes, prettily trimmed with laces and embroideries; look Just nxe tne waists you pay $1.00 for usually. .tiii"s ille, is .v Taylor in Special Notices IF YOU WANT THE." BEST CANDT. get Jacobs'. We are sole agents here for this delicious candy and always have a fresh Stock. JA8. P. 8TOWBJ & CO., Druggists. 'Phone 171. IVEY'S uenter 01 opnne joat s .Begins Mondav 7 Our Entire Stock of Woolen Spring Coat Suits Goes on Sale Monday at ' Immensely Reduced Prices . ' - A The styles and materials represent the newest spring models: - $42.50 and $45.00 Spring Coat Suits reduced to $30.00 - $35.00 Spring Coat Suits reduced to., $22.50 and $25.00 1 $28.50 and $30.00 Spring Coat Suits reduced to $17.50 and $18.50 $22.50 and $25.00 Spring Coat Suits reduced to $15.00 and $17.50 $20.00 Spring Coat Suits reduced to $12.50 $12.50 to $16.50 Spring Coat Suits reduced to $9.50? $1.50 and $2.00 White Linenette Coats at 98c. Just the thing for-these cool days White Linenette Separate Coats in every size. Good, medium length' styles, values $1.50 to $2.00. Several hundred purchased from a manufacturer at half price. Special 98c. each White and Colored Linenette Skirts, 98c. $1.25 to $2.00 values in several hundred White and Colored Linenette Skirts, bought in same lot with coats. Can match up if wanted and ob tain a whole suit. Special while they last 98c, A Great Business in Separate Wool Skirts Samples at One-Third Oft Samples of Panamas, Voiles and Mixtures from several leading manu facturers at one-third off: $7.50 Black and White Shepard Check Wool Skirts trimmed with- jet buttons, very popular and stylish. Price $5.00 $7.50 Black Voile Skirts, made of the good, crisp Black Altman Voile. Price $5.00 Extra size 32, 34 and 36-inch waist measures Black Chiffon Panama Skirts. Price V $5.98 Samples of Black Voile and PanamaSkirts at $198, $5.95, $6.95 to $9.50 Worth a third more. Black Silk Petticoats Special For Monday $5.00 Black Silk Petticoats at $2.69. For Monday only (none charged) 50 Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, made of good, heavy quality rustling t Black Taffeta, cut with plenty of width and worth $5.00 each. Special .v $2.69 $2.00 Black Heatherbloom Petticoats at 98c. A bargain unusual Black Heatherbloom Petticoats worth $2.00. Special 98c. Black Sateen Petticoat at 50c. Worth double. BELK 15 BROTHERS, 21 East Trade Str WE ARE AHEAD OF THE OAMB when it comes to Cigars. Cam't you mention a gobd Cigar that isn't in our atockT Just try it. we carry ma im manse line of the best and can please anybody. OEM RE8TAUKANT W. 10-POUND BAOS. BEST GRANULATED sugar 50c. Chickans are lower, fryers 2me. Best creamery butter 30c it's i butter with a ftaver. It's worth the ex tra nickel ln the prloe. Tatl syrup in gallon cans 40c. Old potatoes IOC, sweets 3c. BRIDOBKS St CO. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. AT . v. , i will Iw.v And t ha nicest and most up-to-date things the market airoras. udi h uie iaii. delioacles en the masket now is boned L i i i I... Ua hiii, 4i,at r.jhlv- 1 1 1 II..CH 111 qiwv. . - ed a lot Vk-pound Jars, 6c., 1-pound Jars 70c. -MlLLBR-VAN NESS CO. PERFE3CT DESSERTS ASSURED U6BJ Blue Ribbon vanilla or, Temon extracts, and your success with desserts Is assured. fst, rr;av F. ., arvi,.j nn v.i.. hu """am 1 r l"' fl"t it ft Sflwyn '' Wheat 1 laffney, f '-'n, was Pf of 'ho city his Ron. K'iza beth ztl the r.f :'r,r . . 7." Iha Rjrliinton. w;ll Hotel ir"1 'l. C. "!" fhar- h. was- rtnrn 'Pndinir a' home. BaPle! rl Vr. ?inP In snrf "'n, 'he at. "r"1 Mrs R. 'h " 'tarrhai n, r P'Tnts on mt on pi-itchsrr1 0 M' J. M. Mr. Frank F. Jones to Move. Mr. Frank F. Jones, the typewriter man, has given the contract to, the Carolina Manufacturing Company tor an entire new plate glass front at No. 225 JNorth Tryon street, next to the Leland Hotel, and will shortly move his. typewriter business there. The bulldlna- is o be fitted up with all modern conveniences to accommodate a large typewriter exchange. He ex pects to put another story to the building and Incorporate the Frank F. Jones Typewriter Exchange. Aside from holding the sole agency of the Remington typewriters in this vicin ity Mr. Jones represents Other welj known makes of typewriters. Charlotte to the Front. The friends" of Mr. Harold Dickert, of this city, will be interested to learn that he stands second in the list of competitors in the April-May camp ing trip contest conducted by the Sat urday Evening Post, Philadelphia, to boys in towns ranging from ,000 to 85.000 population who showed the. greatest average weekly increase tn sales over March. The prise Is a tine pony outfit. Mr- Ike Hirshberg rank ed ninth. The contest closes Satur day the 29th. , Rev. Fainter Chalmers Preaches. , . Rev. Palmer Charmers, son of the late Rev. Dr. John T.. Chalmers, for whom Chalmers Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian chnrch was named, preached) there yesterday morning and night. Mr. Chalmers, whe is student at the seminary at Columbia, & 'C Is spend I a a few days at home. He ' goes from here to take up active vork for the sum mer at- Waltersboro. 8. C v His ser mons were . much enjoyed yesterday. 1 THERE 19 NO WAITING TO BB SERV ed at our place this Is a feature with us Just the sanM as serving onir me very best in the eating Una. If you haven't been estlng with us. all we ask U a call. S vur sign. "Qalck Lunch." NEW YORK LUNCH KOOM. t West Trade St. FOli BAMS-CRUKHED 8TONK IN slses suitable lor all grades concrete . work. Will quota yon delivered pric t-y wagon or cars on application- FroU Oliver. Charlotte. N. C 10-CENT SHEET MUSIC. THE CELE brated Century Edition now on sale. You will be surprised to see what fine music can be found in tnia earn on riimi look It over or stnd for cata logue. I carry also a stock or laiest lopular music, r. a. Anuiu.no, u Tryon ai. - . For Indigestion . v a Take Horaford's Ackl Phosphate) . Especially recommeaded for the relief of nervous dyspepsia, less of appetite nesoscps, TO LET: 4 rooms W. Palmer S; 6 rooms. modern. E. 10th between -C. A D.. $1&S7: 4 9 N. Colleae. at; I rooms N. Cierkson, SB; houses for colored tenants in all parts of the city, $1 to S3 per week. 'Phone 344. E. L Keesler, ZS H Tryon street. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR Joe coffee and Joe coffee sold elsewhere is 10c. That's all. Try It and be con vinced. Fine teas, 35, 40. 0 and 60c "Cheon " the best Ice 4ea hi America. RloS of all grades. Sugars at cost. C. D. Kennv Co. 'PHONE TOUR ORDERS FOR MED icmes and sick-room supplies to Wood all SheppaM. They give prompt and accurate service. -Only . graduates in pharmacy compound your prescriptions and medicines here. 'Phones and ltt. WOODALL ft SHEPPARD. LIGHT SUIT CASK illA " M - II.L4 We mske a specialty ox -very um and very hanosoms tase suiiaoie for ladles. Our new Matting Case. THE SO LITE. la a wonder; zt-tnen lengtn. race IS.00. - Genuine Cane, basket weave, vtt polished i2-mcn, 24-incn. $J.7I; 2-!nch. $4.00 ; Oenaine Cane, chair weave, fun - polished ivory cane zz-incn. gs.oo; - 24-inch. S5.E0; 21-Inch. tl.0. " These Cases U have light, strong - backing and are oust-prooc. . e sure to sea us when you want j that Suit case. : ; . GILMER - f.!00RE CO. H II rVl , 'W.:X III Mrl in s&ir.n II 1 MichseU-Stern & Co. itl.f.'i "" r " "" Popular Price Suits Smart Styles For Smart, Economical Men The Newest Fabrics and Swellest Patterns of the Season. They Fit Like Tailor-Made. Prices $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50. Either two or three-piece. New line Blue Serge, Sicilian and Mohair Odd Coats and a swell line Fancy Vests. It's Cash that makes our low prices, so "Watch Us Grow." H. C. LONG CO. PflOh Pllll WORK FROM BOTH uun aim i u ENDS OF THE ANIMAL BV PUSHING FOR BUSINESS AND POLLING IT FROM EVERV SECTION VEHICLES AND HARNESS At all times we have the largest and best assort ment oi venicies and Morses to be found in any one re pository in the Carolinas. Quality of goods, prices and terms "beat 'em all." J. W. Wadsworth's Sons Co. "Stylish Livery." TO) 1Q)RICK! THE FAMOUS DAN RIVER BUILDING and FACE rr brick OesVcry Usesnaisd Writs to prices CONSOLIDATED BRICK & TILE SO. V win t au H. c. 9 Now is the time to use INSECT POWDERS about the premises. Get it at English - McLarty Co. 40 S. Tryon St. AT THE SKLWYN i ' your order will be promptly and In telligently executed with the latest and choicest delicacies of the season, cooked and served'' In the highest culinary style. Fastidious diners wilt And our appointments of the very best.-and a visit to our 'rooms will be -sure to become a necessity with you. Selwyri Hotel European. Booms $1.54) and tns. Edgar B. ZIoore, Prop. - INSPECTION WE Tike particular people those who are particular in dress and particular in their purchases. The man we cannot please in any thing that comes under the head of haber dashery has yet to enter our store. " Inspection t We welcome it. The closer the1 better. , " ul'6C Long-Tate Clothing Co. in A1
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