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0 f The Giat .ppDays' ilj Jiisf '(Bitten a Good Start! Loads and Loads of Goods have been Sold, but we replace every dayand replenish with new lines that the occasion and among the below : .bxtra bDecials are some new arrivals mac were uui licic arrived by every at the begining Tryon Street of the sale. Store When you see your neighbors' Bargains you'll "wish you had. MILL END BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 8TRAW HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS SOLD AT COST PRICKS $1500.00 worth of Straws Ballon 25c to $J.00 Big lot of Panamas all at Cost Prices. 6ee Tryon Street Window. SUSPENDERS KOR miKN AND BOYS Shown also In our Tryon rttreet Window for Friday and Saturday at rldicuouslv low prices. OVERALL AT COST Closing out a Special Lot of Overalls and Jumpers at Just what they coat. We need the space for other roods and the Overalls must go. Price 35c to 73c WORK SHIRTS FOR MEN 17c and 26c. All sizes. WASH TIES Extra quality Four-in-hands at 10c sell Saturday at .7c each. ON SALE NOW SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S AND LADIES' UMBRELLAS, very serviceable and attractive 88c. Worth double SATCHBAY SPECIALS. Small lot Bowls and Pitchers at 29c per set. Only early comers get this rare bargain. Extra heavy 12-o.uart water palls tin and galvanized Saturday at 2 3c. MILL-END SALE PADCrTC Thousands of Them. Mill-End and JQ VJJKDIL 1 D Salesmen's Samples - wC $200 and $1.50 values. Almost every make. Think of It. Thousands of high-grade Corset piles and piles of . i . . t n rY r - (hem the greatest and most stupendous purcnaaes ever viuugui w- loite. It's a tremendous assortment every oil" or more lots of Mill-Ends and whol moat popular models are. Included long corsets, short corsets, light cor sets, heavy corsets, long, extra long and medium long-hip models. With and without hose supporters. Extra "Mill-End ials Spec reliable maker contributed lines of salesmen's samples. The One case White Shirting and Waist Madras, iv ..,, . vflrHi nrttv Swiw irMw Up t $2,00 Valves Choice - - - - 69 cents What a grand opportunity for thrifty shoppers. Don't miss It. Never before were such values known in the history of Corset selling. They're not odds and ends, but a great, complete collection In all stses. Be after yours early hundreds and hundreds will come for them, and the best will go first. None will be charged or exchanged, and we positively will not allow more than three Corsets to one buyer. , SKIRTS SKIRTS " We sticured for this sale a jxeat lot of manufacturers' Skirts many made for display models, but never reached the show counters. All the latest styles, and the prices are sen satlonal. We start the sale on these at 9 o'clock to-day (Friday). If you wear Skirts be here at 9 o'clock. Three thousand wide inaerungs up iu c ',.on Bargain tabu at One hundred pieces Colored- Ft gured Uwni and 'values, all on table at 100 dozen fine all Linen Embroidered Initial values, for W me aacreri iou m ,o vMiwa&.. dv lo hjo vol Ungth. Remnant, at ir Blarnev Linen for Cool White SuIU 1Sc rt Batl,t". and lle . , ' ' f nn. Handkerchief,. lk etch He ornti Jvl Wide Curtain Swisses In variety of Dots and Figure,' b ' .ic "h- yard. One case good large slse Sheets, best 60c val at MILL-END SALE THE LITTLE-LONG COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORES, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA INSANITY MiiCKKS PLEA (Continued from Pag Klght). 1 saw that was doing no good. 1 took him into the room where the chil dren were ush-ep. He hegmi to look into his one hand and he looked at it it and looked at it and turned It over ami over, and he would stretch his fingers out and he turned to me and said: 'This arm Is all I have got to support you and my little baMes.' and I told him that that was all right, and he went and waived his arm over them, and said something In such a strange voice; I would n"v er recognize It as my husband's voice. I then begged him to go to bed. I could hear him all bight He would whistle, as a man does when he has been working very, very hard and is completely tired out. MONDAY MORNING. "Monday morning Mr. Diggers got up early and went out; I don t know when he went or what he was doing and he came home about 2 o'clock and he ate a bite of dinner and 1 noticed he was pale and all to pieces. 1 do not know what he was doing in the afternoon. Monday night he went to bed; I told him I was com pletely worn out and had suffered I had rather pass through death than to suffer aa I had been suffer inr; 1 can't express it. I told him I wanted him to go to bed and he told me he would try; and he went Into his room, and I o$u!d hear him all night. Tuesday mornings before day, I went to his room sloor and called him to come to my room and he walked in and went to making a Are. I asked him if he was going to make a fire and he said, 'I recokn,' and I said It was too early to get up I said 'You come and lie dom-n on my bed and rest,' and he laid down tor 'A few minutes, and it was raining, afd I made up my mind that; I would never again mention this trouble. I euid It was raining, ad that he had had rheumatism ad ought ot to go out that day and could stay at home and help me to polish my floors. He paid no attention to me and went out; I called him to breakfast and when " he came in, I saw he had collapsed. His eyes were fixed on the' w all and I-never saw such an expression on any face. I would not have recog ' nlzed my own husband anywhere. He took a few sups of coffee, and I said, "What makes you look this way?" and he paid no attention to me and went out, and I heard him shut the door after him. I went to the window and looked to see him but could not. I looked at the store and could not see "ilm. In a short while, my sister, ', Mrs. Hood, came over and told me . 'what had happened. I said: 'He was . crazy as he could be this morn ing.' In a few minutes Dr. A. J. Croewll came In and spoke to me and turned around to my sister and said, 'Mrs. Hood, he was the craziest man I ever saw.' ""That is as far as I can .-' . ... SPKAKI.NG OF FERRIES. Automobile, people Strike Croiwiiig In Georgia Which Requires Twice as Much Time to Cross as Does Sloan's. The special to The Atlanta Journal of yesterday from the scouting party in an Oldsmoblle and a White steam er. Investigating with a view to the se lection of a route for the great auto mobile endurance race from New York to Atlanta tells of Tucker's ferry across the Savannah river in Elbert county, (la., between Abbeville and Klberton. Oa., the crossing of which required 15 minutes. Only one car could be transported at a time and some concern was felt about even "ne. All of which, that being on the Capital route, is respectfully submit ted. It will be recalled that complaint was made of the Charlotte route that, while only one ferry on It had to be crossed between New York and Atlan ta, this being Sloan's ferry near the progressive city of Charlotte, yet this one was just one too many and would count against this route In competition with the other unless the Rozzell ferry bridge were completed by October 1, so that ferrying would be unnecessarq. Now. by actual count. It takes but seven and one-half minutes to cross the muddy waters of the Catawba at Sloan's ferry and furthermore the boat has frequently carried two motor cars with ease. It has also transported the huge truck of the Pepsi-Cola Company a number of times. It woulJ appear on this showing that it would require Just four times as long to cross the Savannah as It would the Catawba. Besides, there" is a good prospect that the new Iron bridge will be available by then. This Is handed out merely by way of convincing a portion "the other side out of the mouths of Its own witnesses;" as the lawyers say. WEDDED IV WASHINGTON. Dcatlt of Infant Danghter. , Franc' Vivian, the infant, daugh ter of Mr. and ifrs. Frank L. Vox, led yesterday rooming at 8:39 o'clock at ihe home of Mrs. C. 3. Foil, sister of Mrs.; T&t' The funeral Vill be conducted mt the home of Mrs. Foil, "No., SOT South Cburen street, this morning .t 10 o'clock, by Rev. E. t : Bain, pastor of Trinity Metho o'ist chnrch. i "the Interment win be at EIrawood. " ; Charlotte's Wireless Station. The first wireless station for Char lotte has been established and mes sages were transmitted yesterday. Though the operation was somewhat Imperfect yesterday, it Is thought that within a day or two things will be adjusted and the system placed In Prst-class shape. The wireless Is an 'nventlon of Messrs. Herlot Ciarkson, Jr., and E. Lv Keesler. Jr. One sta tion la at the home of young Mr. Clarkson, at No. 702 North Pine street, and the other at the home of Mr. Keesler, at No. 208 East Sixth street. The young men are each 16 years of age and have given much earnest thought to their Invention. Though the messages cent yesterday were not as satisfactory as they should have leen. the adjustments had not been completed and to-day better results are expected. Mlwi Rena Gray Lasxiter Becomes t!e Bride of Mr. A. V. Joyner, of Wise Both Popular North Carolinians. Joyner-La suiter, at Washington. Special to The Observer. I Washington, June 17. A quiet, hut beautiful home marriage occurred last evening at the residence of Mr. land Mrs. Albert R. Brown. 1422 Po tomac avenue, when MIsb Rena Gray . Ijisslter was wedded to Mr. A. V. Joyner, of Wise. N. C. The bride's ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lasatter, of Wake -Forest, are residing tern porarlly In Washington and the cer- emony was performed by Rev. E. P. ; Ellington, of Wake Forest, an uncle of the bride. The guests were limited to relatives and a few friends. The only attendants were Mlse Emma Jea sle Lassiter, as maid of honor, and Mr. Clarence Holloway, as best man. ! The weding march was impressive ly rendered by Mrs. D. J. Brown. The bride was handsomely arrayed in cream meaaallne satin, made dlrec tolre, and carried a shower bouquet of Bride's roses and llties of the val- I ley. The maid of honor was eharm j Ingly attired In pink sico silk and carriea a large nouquet or rcnehant ress carnations. The decorations were beautiful in the extreme, consisting of pink and white carnations with ferns and palms. Delightful refreshments were serv ed before the departure of the ha,ppy couple for Baltimore and other cities on their bridal tour. Mr. Joyner is a prominent young Baptist minister of North Carolina, a graduate of Wake Forest College, and a gentleman of pleasing address and fine intellectual equipment. The bride, a graduate of the State Normal with bachelor's degree, is a young lady of unusual accomplish ments and beauty of character, who while at the norsAal was actively Iden tified with Y. W. C. A. work. Mr. and Mrs. Joyner will reside at Wise, N. C. A LITTLE BED SPOT. Ctiarjred With Stealing Hat. 6am Wallace, colored, who was bound over from the recorder's court Wednes.!a- on the charge of perjury, vlslted-that tribunal again on yeater morn. He, was charged with steal ing a hat from the .Seaboard Air Line Railway Company. It was not In evi dence that the soulless corporation wears hats but that was no reason why It should not possess one. Bond of 150 was required of the defendant The location of the Greensboro Keeley Institute Is one of the most beautiful In the South, and those to derroin gtreatment there enjoy all of the advantages of a Sumer, Resort. Young Woman Prefers Charge of Sf- - ancttoo. . Mack Jenkins, a young white man! of about 10 years, is under arrest here on a charge of seduction under promise of marriage, preferred from I Oaffney, S. C. janklns asserted his in- j nocense, but refused to go without ' requisition papers. This fact was com-1 munlcated to Sheriff W. W. Thomas. I of Cherokee county, & C. who wired i Governor Ansel and the latter tele graphed Gov. W. W. Kftchln. of this! 8tate& He Jn turn, wired Chief T vt 1 ChriatenburV to hold him. The papers, j n ia presumea, are n route. Janklns had been in Charlotte some ! time, being an employe of the Hos-! Una Min. He was arrested bv Officer I wwn as me warrant was received from Sheriff Thomas. Novel Experiment by Which It May Be Made to Disappear. A peculiar feature about poslam, the new skin discovery, is that nd one Is asked to buy It without first sending to the Emergency Laborator ies No. 3 2 West Twenty-fifth street New York City, for an experimental sample and applying same to an af fected part of the skin-, about the size of a silver dollar. It will clear the spot so treated In twenty-four hours a remarkable visual demon stration of Its powers. While poslam has been mentioned principally In connection with the cure of eczema, the most stubborn of skin diseases. It must be remembered that when used for Itch, hives, pim ples, blotches, acne, itching feet, scaly sealp, chafing of infants and similar minor skin troubles Its action is all the more pronounced, results being seen after an overnight appli cation. As only a small quantity of poslam Is necessary to cure such cases, a special fifty-cent package, usually sufficient, has been placed on sale at R. H. Jordan Co.'s and other leading drug stores In Charlotte and throughout the country. Pleasure in Eating is greatly Increased when use Is made of SAUER'S FLAVORING KXTRACTS 4 EraUne College Catalogue Out. . The new catalogue of Ersklne Col lege is out and la a very readable production, abounding in facts relative to the college and glimpses ef that in stitution's and life work. The next term opens the second Wednesday of September. The college la Tl years old, being organised In 18 J 7". The catalogue ia the work of The Observer Printing House. ,' To lessen the cost of your office work and to shorten the hours of the bookkeeper there is a new loose leaf ledger that is called . THE GREIN RUOND BACK LEDGES. It has no exposed metal parts to scratch a desk., Stamped Steel parts so there is none of the danger of breaking be cause of flaws, ., We invite' the i -.Inspection of any office men who value time and money. - , Going a traveling? Then make wear things you'll 'your trip and your wants. list of those need for let us supply Everything that's new and correct in furnishings Is here. Everything that's right In clothing Is here. See us to-day. THE TATE-BROWN C0MP7 Furnishers, Hatters, Clothiers. To Drire Qnt Malaria And Build Up the System Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking. . The formula )s plainly printed on every bottle, showing It Is simply Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, and the most effectual form. For grown peo ple and children. 50c. FOR SALE Comfort and Batting Mill in Alabama Best location for labor, fuel and climate. Product can .be aold before It Is made. Property Is to be sold for division, and can be . had for about 60 per cent, of its value if 'sold at once. J. W. RANKIN, Box 51, Birmingham, Ala. vjHimnMintniim I POUND & MOORE CO. Office Ootfltters. , tfli-207 S. Tryon St. -'Phone sSaBsaHQSSSSG&B LET US SHOW YOU Our new Line of Black Bead Lorgnette Chains and Neck laces; also pretty Una of Gold Beads; chains with Lockets and Lavaliers, very popular for summer wear. - - GARIBALDI, "BRUNS 1 I DIXON X Leading rfaatten. a' 1 1 1 1 1 in it 1 1 in, 1 1 i ! , HOTEL7 PATTERSON 59 Wett 46ta St, near 5ti At. New York ; .. A swgtinceat twelve-story sWfvsel tots) of Ae best cosstruclioa. 300 asaJiiawly rsrsisM root, with err eeaeaaicaes sua sbomU appeal la sad deserve year pahenasa. Serrics and cuime uuurpMe(L dub Break' fast Table THs Lwheoas aaj Diaaati fill la Carls biH RATES iasl Kooais KM a day; wttk kadi WJO. Parlor, Bed koota sad Bath & tat 3 a day. Larger Suite frost J10.00 lo SZSja a .eUy. ror either eac or two sersoas. - - Maid aad ValeU, Keosas SI .Of st day. . Tk . f a kM wlta sVs W a fasfclbls Weft. Leag OtauaM TsWskeas la al North Carolina. MKkltnbWf ty In the Superior Court, Term, 1909 MECKLENBl'RG COUNTT. In th Superior Court, -1908. Georfre E Price. Plaintiff, Catherlne-Rudii! Gold Xta pany, and Percy D. Ellio fendanU Notice .of PuN Summons. NORTH CAROLINA. The defendant! above MS take notice that an action as above has been commence Superior Court of Mecklenbui ty, State of North Carolina, I e rthe sum of U.Ul " M Mlnlnir Company, and against the .-aid Percy D " by contract to the plaintiff bJ fendants, for comiislont. eys advanced to the um V . .. fnr Mlarv. and flefendant. wl I WW W that an attsenmeni . - ; .lnst the property oi 'ants forth, -cov'rr ants respeci.".. : ... attachment wa. -first Monday in t Will funnrr h required to appear at the S-P.asadar k h.til on the sro , ! al or demifl fniintv nu --- l.lnl (if SSI" co',,," nlaintlft nlaintlft wu k-. .. I The relief dem.r,"" - - J ( This puhi cs u ," of ft made puw '-,- ,t 'r Cm " he effect h3 Term. 10. This the- Hth Clerk of the SP" HOTEL MEN TAKE NOTICB " '""V '" hv the McK1 The Rneltlnrham Tfntot recently otrui'"". ., for . - 4 trOOU Day Liquor Cura Co., la bow for rent notei man. The McKanna t-Day Liquor Cure Co elegant home on South Main atreet. druf ballu- mlnistertar the nl.. enH -fnf the liquor ana nri. Mm . ii ior iniarnuuoa. THE M'KANNA 3-DAY LIQOB dox .no. i,wg. , ntLxusv um- -' .(rpbos Jto. 1 vjeorgia ocnooi ui xrri..-' .he hijh sa. SCHXICAL INSnTvJ T prom""'"- pol .ithknt -Motion. xuP Jrrial Zl poaiUons in . engineer! nt co th t progressiva city in the Sf'v,, presf 'dj offered. Its graduates in the J,gT,Av , , school , jurinj the most tunltiea iuniue onered 4ta graduates m rrtw1", sa velopment. Tha demand for the Sfh0''llfd ! than tha'supply. 1 'atadenU Eiecn tcd. tnweo. Advanced, courses in cn-"-. y Civil -Engineering, Engineering Ch gh,p. i , vivu -engineering, Jtingineerins , gnop. ture, ESctenaiva and 7iew'equlpmn' j.ftio etc "New Lihrmrv and new Chemical f For illustrated ca'talor. addraaa . , , p, V ' ..ct, K. O. MATIIESOJC, 3- ; 'J si N - j
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