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cnAnLOTTn daily obsekvfX Friday, November 10,1011.
flL'rBryCleanifig Process is Better
because it is performed by experts, in a plant that 1
; is modern In "efveiy appointment. s'.TiyiiSi';" '
i s ' r r ' t , " v .f , 1 ,s k f , ki ,
Charlotte Cicom Laundry
Good Looking Clothes
That Stov
Good Lodii:
.A1 ,
' ia Honor , of Mlsg Mary King a
Doz party tu pvn tni
. AoaamT , of , Mutlo Uit uxht -whn
- ,,Th Country Bor" wu prwnud.
U-tf,--! ueeta iaoludedi Miaseg Mar?
''Vvf,-lIMMbtli:'Kliic-'BW Baxter, Dorothy
. ; Brletenbuoher, . Mary " ? McCausland
' t svoiUvWUUM na IdeSST w,
. Wallace, Jr.. W. I McDonald. Piatt
ua-fMit wniiM tnd Rev. Dr. and
Hri, Charles B, King.
.'i1'. . jTv ir,,, 4 .1 . ......vt-Un
r ' Mrs. -Leroy " ft' Davidson ' returned
HiW' yesterday morninr to faor homo .'.in
.Ww Camden. B, O.s.-r Vuttnor .-for's"--;
i;.-.week .the; guest of .Mr. Davidson's
.... , umr, jura, w, t w:z-; rauw . ;. Jie
Tth avenue home. '
' Mm 1. 'O. Fegram will leave to-
.- day -for Atlanta to spend several
weeks a the guest of her son, Mr.
v S. A, Pegram. ' -.-w,.
P'-Pr'.' Mrs. ' Thomas Wv Kenartck - will
leave Tuesday morning for Cooleemee
v to spaed tan days with : bar- sister.
; Mr A. '.XX Walters. Her mothar,
. Mr Charlea Kluappalbarr, ha bq
tnara for thraa wetki and will r
turn with Mm Handrlak.
' Mm J. C Wadawortkr want to
Ballsbonr yastorday to apand tha
day with har atatar, Miaa Celasta
Henkal of rnolr, who la 111 with ty
phoid farar In Whltahaad-Stokaa
aanatorlum. '
:' Mlaa Rnth Llllard will antartaln
Monday aftaraoon at 1:80 o'clock at
har' homa on - North Flna atraat- in
honor of har gu"t, Mlaa loulsa Fin
lay of North Wllkesboro and Mm
J. I MoClmtock. . k
Mm Thomas C Quthrio haa aa a
jruost at har homa on Sooth Boule
vard in XHlworth, Mm George W.
Danslffer of Naw Tork, who will ba
here soma time. -
f Mm Ben J. Smith will entertain
this afternoon at t:l o'olock at her
home on North Ilar atraat at
euchre In honor of Miss Martha How
' ell. who will be married ta Mr.
Thomas Fuller on Wednesday even
Ids; of next weak at the First Pres
byterian chorch. Tha guests will be:
Misses Martha Howell, Mary Neat
Mellon, Camilla Durham, Btnart
Jonas, Nina Howell, Mean or AJex-
, ander, Flora Bryan and Meadames
W. K. Taliaferro, Jr., H. A.. Morson,
Cameron Morrison, C. C. Coddlnfton
and Gilbert White.
In honor of Miss Martha Howell
Mm Jl Morris MoDonaid will enter
tain at a luncheon at her homa oa
South Tryon street tomorrow after
noon at 1 o'olook. "
Miss Mary Bllaabath Kin-, who Is
to be married next Tuesday avenlnir
to Mr. Wilson Wallace, la to a tha
guest of honor at a party given this
aftaraoon by Miss Mary McCaual&nd.
Tomorrow evening a dinner will ba
rtvan by Miss King at her home on
tha campus of Xllsabr'h College, tha
members of the bridal party being tha
guest Monday night after the re
hearsal the groom will entertain at
supper at the Belwyn. The wedding
ceremony Tuesday night will ba per
formed by Rev, R. X Patterson, D.D..
pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church,
at which tha marriage will occur at
7.3ft o'clock. Mr. H. J. Zehm will
preside at the onran. Mm J. T Mc
Cllntock will ba dame of honor. Miss
Elate Baxter of Baltimore, maid of
honor. Mr. Piatt Wallace, brother of
tha groom, beat man, Mlas Dorothv
Breltenhurher of Atlanta, Oa., Miss
Kenhth Wallace and Mlas Mary Mo
Canaland, hTldesmaJda Messrs. Ger
ard Kin. Jack Wallace, James Tor
rance. Stanley Davis and FJ. aibaon
. will be groomsmen. little Mls.i Clara
Klrrr. rtster of tha ' bride, - will be
flower girt After the ceremony Dr.
and Mm King will give a reception
to the bridal party and the members
of the two famine
. An Interesting meeting of Charlotte
Chapter, Daughters of tha American
Revolution, was hold yesterday after,
noon a$ tha home of Mm H. 8.
Dodenhoff on Fox street. Mm Laura
Brown led a discussion of the Stamp
Act which disclosed new phases of
this subject. She narrated the Soon
duct of Governor Tryon on thfs occa
sion and expressed surprise that one
of- Charlotte's principal streets should
be named for one, who showed him
self go , unfriendly to the cause of
liberty. An able paper by Miss Made.
Una Orr on "Patrick Henry" was read.
It dealt with his life and cast aide
lights on his career which aided In
forming an appraisal of his eharactcr
and abilities. A significant feature of
his life was the frequency with which
ha was elected to the governorship of
Virginia, The chapter decided to
meet hereafter In an office hy the
Realty building, which has been found-
available for this purpose. Hitherto
t It haa been entertained successively
(. by its members. . : .
-! MinAiCDV Ball will entertain the
- Pleasant Hour dab this afternoon at
her home on Kingston avenue In Dil
worth in honor of Mies Mabel Latham
- af Washington, who arrived last night
o ba tha auast of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
jjLathsuh at (heir homa on East Boule-
: Mra M. R. Klrabren to spending
' this week 1 In Oastonla as the truest
of ralaJBrap,:;,,
" Mrl 'ft M. Short a'tm'g'oni'
Charlea McCoy,' Jr.r are vlsi tlnr Mra.
. Short's mother, Mrs. C.' E.? Kerley.
-', near this city. Mr. Short la attending
1 tha . Methodist Conference at States.
. villa. ; He has served four yaars aa
, paetor at Salisbury, this being ne
i ' longest term permitted, t ; la not
known yet where ha will be sent next
7 year, j ( tXf" ' '
V Misses Daisy and Beutahi Wallace
entertained 'charmingly yesterday af
' tarnooa at their horns on North Pop
lar. Jeet ; In honor of M1m Mary
- King.' Tha residence was prettily dec
i orated There were- four tables of
hearts, Mra. J- H. McCllntock winning
tha prise,' and three tables of bridge
. Vt which i Miss Maujer Moseley won
Tha prise In each Instance was a pair
of silk hose. Miss King was given a
picture and Miss .Martha Howell - a
large ; bunch 'of yellow chrysan
themums. The color schema was yal-
low and white. ; A two-eours lunch
was t--gerrad.V- f Tha'?-Ies were in the
form of yellow chrysanthemOms, with
angeWood cake? and yellow mints.
The fuestn werer Mlas Klna- and
(ruests. Miss Elsie Baxter of Baltimore
and -Miss--Dorothy- Breltenbuchcr of
t'nta and Misses ladellne and Ada.
IsdS. Crc aiij C'jeE AdalaUJe forur
',; -V.V-.'i.-v.r w t-J-
TT fr IT . T7 (CV-
"Mi II II till II I .W 1.' 4
vv 1 aw: iMjj,l,.
x
of Baltimore. Nina and Martha How
ell, Maujer Moselay, JCrnaellna Oral
than, Mary and ' Margaret : Morris,
Louisa Millar; Blanche Simmons,
Mary ' MoCaualand, Flora' JaOries,
Mary Thtot of Birmlngnanv Aia
Lalla McGinn, Cora StanciU, Bva Cov
ington, and Meadames . Robert -W.
Stokes, J.' 7 .Flowers, B, V. Irwin,
Q, I' Watt D. G.. Calder,' Brtea Mo
Laughlln, J.' R, Renfrow and I B.
NowelLVr;"- r
; Mrs. J. W.' Ffaser entertained at
dinner last evening at her homa on
North Church street la honor of Mm
B. A. Adams of Now Kochell N, T
who la the guest of Mm W. 8. Lea at
bar, home on East Morabead atraat.
v Mr Dean a houle and sons left
uiuk ivr nuwiv,, , , mi
where they, will join Mr. House and
live In the future. Mr. House baa a
position with the Halna agar Com-
f aHaBHawS
The friends of Miss Anna Twelve
trees, who has been indisposed for ten
days, will - learn with pleasure that
sns rs ati to be out ,
Dr, and Mrs. Baxter & Moore and
Mm A. J, Draper left yesterday morn
ing for Atlanta. They had purposed
making tha trip in Dr. Moore's auto
mobile, but owing to the weather It
was decided to abandon trii trip.
The aay friends of Km Lbnie King
or Albemarle will be delighted to know
that she la oonvaleeeeat after the sarloue
operation aha underwent at tha 'Pree-
byterlan hoepital several weeks ago.' Mm
King haa left the hospital and Is the
guest of her cousin. Mm X Lowe,
on West Seventh street
A wedding of Interest will be that of
Mlaa Goldla Walker, daughter of Mr. and
Mm 3. A. Walker, and Vr. Richard Em-
rant Dean, whlob takes place November
II, at t:K o'clock In Wostnlaster Pres
byterian church. Rev. F. Dudley Jones,
pastor of the church, will perform tha
ceremony. Mlasea Battle Hatcher, Beulah
King and Gertrude Dootoy will be brides
maids. - Maaam Offle Womraaok, a Ike
Howell and Joah Araat will be grooaM
men. Mlas Clam Wants will be maid of
honor. Mr. Benton Dean, brother of tha
groom, will be best man, Meeam George
Howell. Vaughn Bailee. Lee Neely and
James Tan die will serve as uaham Tha
little ring bearer win be little Mlaa Tulle
Crumley, oourain of the bride. The bride
will enter on the rm of her brother,
Mr. Carl F. Walker, who will give her
away, a reception to the bridal party
will take plaoa at tha home of the bride's
parents, No. 10 West Bland street. Im
mediately after the ceremony. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Dean will leave on a bridal
trip North. After their return they will
be at heme with the bride's parent a
Mm A. C. Hutchison and daugh
ter. Miss Annie Louise Hutchison.
have returned from New Tork where
they spent two weeks with Mr: An
drew C. Hutchison, Jr.
Misses Madeline and Adelaide Orr
have as their guest at their home on
West Seventh street, Misg Adelaide
Porter of Baltimore.
Mrs. J. Arthur Taylor is spending
the week with MT. and Mm R, R.
Ray In McAdenvllle.
INSTITUTB " ENDS TONIGHT.
An Interesting Program For Conclud
ing Day of Fine Event.
Those parents and teachers who
are attending the Sunday school in
stitute being conducted by the Epis
copalians of the city -at the T. M. C.
A. hall are regretfully looking to the
close of tha work tonight. Tester
day the announced program was
fully carried out
Mrs. Maud C Smith discussed
"TTaw r OaIaa an4 Tall SArlu n 11.
i..-. .w. t . '
session, and "Questioning and Use of,
Manual Helps" at the afternoon ses
sion.
At the evening meeting, after the
devotional exercises - conducted by
Rev. W. J. Smith, a short address was
made"by Mr. Harlot Clarkaon, who Is
not only warden of St Peter's parish
vestry, but also an active Sunday
school worker as superintendent ot
St Andre w' Sunday school In 8ev
ersvlUe. Then Rev. Homer W, Starr
of Chapel Hill spoke on "Tha Sun
day School and tha Child." In his re
marks he stressed the thought, that
the parents, and leaders must realise
that tha church of the future abso
lutely depends upon the efficiency of
the Sunday 'school as that efficiency
Is worked out by the -co-operation of
the parent and teachers.
This morning Mrs. , Maud C. Smith
of New Tork City will deliver her
last lecture at 10: to o'clock. This
afternoon there will be no lecture at
the t. M. C. A. hall, but the teachers
of all -the- Episcopal Sunday schools
of Charlotte will meet at the home of
Mrs, Ralph vanLahdlngham to meet
Mrs. Smith socially and to hear an
informal summing up of her nine val
uable lecture ,
. Tonight at S o'clock tha final meet
Ing ot the Institute will be held at
the T. M. C A, ' halt The purpose
of this meeting will be to take some
stsps - to perpetuate tha i lnfluenoe of
the work which haa . been dona dur
ing the weak and organize soma plan
w smwi'lsnrai.rawat!Mc
LUMBER AT FAIR GROUNDS SOLD
Various Structures Upon the Grounds
Brought Total of 4T. -
' At an auction sale tf tha lumber In
the holdings of the Mecklenburg Fair
Aa'ocatlofr at the local grounds In
pilworth on Wednesday the total
realisation to the directors ' was
ThU " Includes 1 -the - huge
fence, the stalls - and SUbles, tha
bandstand and temporary grandstand,
and a quantity of piping:. For the old
grandstand and ' a small portion of
ths fence Mr. E. XX: Latta received a
total of tllT.. , i .
Tha stand In which had sat the
Judges of tha many races which , had
been, staged at the ten fairs ' which
have transpired in this city was sold
for 18.60.. The Independent horse
stalls, equipped with aa iron roof,
brought the highest price of the day,
which , was $77. On account of the
inclemency of the weather the bid
ders Were not so numerous as was
expected, . but . the competition was
brisk throughout and each Item
brought opposition : among those who
had braved the wet and mud which
are Incidental to a trip to the grounds
when 'Jupiter Pluvlua is lachrlmose.
Immediately with ths clajr: away
, Vhonee 444 and 446V ' -
Hie- "Criterion" For Your Town
0 IE M 'S
'r '. see rr " .
MAT IT ALWAYS BE SUMMER
FOR THE ACTCMN BRISX!
Is our sincere wish. We have a spaalal regard far her which
we show by Oka extm attention we give to orders for
BRIDE'S BOUQUETS AND WEDDING FLOWERS. . ,
If there la to ha a wadding at your house, Juat leave tha floral
arrangements ta u Well ses that benauat table decorabons
' and everything else sxe supplied m abnradanoa and perfect taste.
v J. VAN LENDLY NTTR. 00.
GREENSBORO, N. O.
HawVoy's Pharmacy, City Agrsita.
of tha purchased lumber Mr. Z. .D.
Latta, from whom tha grounds were
leased by the fair association, will
commence upon the laying out of one
of the most modern and complete
Suburbs to be found In the neghbor
hood of the dry. Tha lease which
ths fair director held upon the prop
em was In reality valid until April,
hut upon the request of Mr. Latta. the
sale transpired and the work of re
moving the lumber will commence at
once.
A TIMELY ANNOUNCEMENT.
The State Comes to the Front in Com
batting Dlphiherl
(Bulletin SUte Board of Health.) .
The, announcement has last been
made by the director of the State
laboratory of hygiene, under the
oontrol ot the State Board of Health,
that diphtheria antitoxin will now be
furnished to all legal residents ot
North Carolina at the following
prices:
1,000 units
$0.60
M00 unlfs
1.88
J.000 unite . . . . 1.95
Formerly dlpththerla antitoxin
seemed to be under the. control of a
few manufacturers who were more
Interested In , accumulating fortunes
of their own than they were In the
publio health, and 'hence the public
was obliged to pay pjflcea from J 00 to
400 peroent higher than those above
quoted. Arrangements have just been
made whereby diphtheria antitoxin
Is now distributed from over a hun
dred different places throughout the
State, and other distributing agencies
are constantly being added. At pres
ent, fresh antitoxin may be secured
by your family physician at the above
prices, as he has already bean provid
ed with a list of the distributing agen
cies, Aooordtng to Osier and other med
ical authoiitias, no deaths occur from
diphtheria when antitoxin Is used In
the early stages of the disease. In
other oasea the use ot
antitoxin re
, mortality rate to one-sixth or
oae-etahtb of the rate where no antl
toxin la used. It therefore appears
that to secure the best results, anti
toxin should ' be , administered when
the dleeaee Is first apparent 4 Severe
sore throat should b- regarded with
strong suspicion, particularly if not
Improved after 14 to 0 hours.
, Antitoxin la now given in what Js
called Immunising or preventive doses
when a person has been, or . is liable
to , be exposed to diphtheria, and In
ourative doses when tha disease has
become established. The immunising
or preventive dose may be compared
to a man locking the door of his house
to'prevent the entrance ot a burglar;
while the ourative dosa Wfesta the
to several men arresting the intruder
after he has 'once gained admittance.
The Immunising dose merely locks
the doors of entrance of the body
against the disease for a few weeks,
while tha ourative doea nBtej';tht
disease before It can accomplish Iti
results'. No more harm la done to the
body in either aase than la Jlona to
the house, and the damage. If any,
done by the burglar, aiPBep!Iin:
tltoxln la as harmless to the body as
locking the door is to tha house.
" This notion on ths part of the State
leaves but one thing mora t: ba de
arred in combatting diphtheria. Since
thU disease la : readily, communicable
since the eost-oT wtitoxlnand
the services of a P01",?
mora, likely that t?
will be the greaiei w'w' ' -;
Mfflclent funds for such worklt now
in nnt stio to the front and provide
S. aWantltoxln for all, or at
last tor their needy Poor. (. -
For Dcadachco.
fiera lint Any EaagacBS Cta4l
,:. Ilt Boas Tat lYorS UZa ,
. h rives quick allej trora BaaJachai el
n kuds,- including - Sick at Marvoui
Ileadachet. cad- Iaadichas pnsed - fron
teat,, eof 1, rHp. w stomadi tronblsa.
- ferula Is also ths bast tad tpddu
temtsy tot attacks ot Qtdi or Gtis a
toon ..eva tha aching and iMrbknta
and raftore normal condiUoos -
Is JquiJ ea-ty in J piaans
r tsV
tsve--acti tinmedijteJy . aa ' Jwe
Dyers and Dry Cieanen.
l
T
Give it to the children
on bread. Simply delicious.
GIBBS' BULL HEAD
BRAND ABSOLUTELY
PURE APPLE JELLY.
10c per tumbler. All
grocers.
A Blind Man's Smart Dos.
Lexington Dispatch.
There was a Mind peddler In town
Friday. He Tin 1 ted a number of homes
with his pack and sold some merchan
dise. A number of people bousht small
I articles from him and many gave him
money. He carried - his goods in aa old
trunk strapped to his back. Hla dog, a
small brown and black dog of tha oollle
family, was about the brightest thing in
the way of a dog that has ever hit this
town. As the blind man came up Main
street he was saying to the dog: "D-r-u-g
S-t-o-r-e, Drug Store," repeating the
same thing over and ever. The dog
stopped directly In front of the Lexing
ton Drug Company's store. Te man was
not satisfied and ordered the dog to move
on. The dog went on after muoh urging,
his master repeating hla "formula" over
and 6ver. Just in front of the court
house the little dog stopped, whirled
around so quickly that he almost wrap,
ped his chain around the man, and bead
ed back for the drug store, pulling hard.
This tine he planted hlmaelf In front of
the door and refused, to budge. He knew
that ha had reached a drus) store.. "I-a,
In," spelled his master and the Tittle dog
scratched on the door. OThe blind man
said that the dog had been trained at
Raleigh to lead blind folka
Mnrsnvllle's New Bank.
Marshvllle Homa.
Workls now In progress on ths new
building for the Carolina Bank. Mr. P.
P. W. Plyler, the eaahler, is here and has
opened temporary quarters In the Harsh
villa Furniture Company's store. Mr. W.
C. Crowell, an experienced banker who Is
employed by Mr. W. S. Blakeney, presi
dent of the Carolina Bank, as auditor of
the six banks of whlob Mr. Blakeney la
president, la also here and will assist Mr.
Plyler in getting things In good working
order.
Misses' School Shoes, the Good Kind
"Triumph,- VM Kid, button,- tvica
"Electrlo," ; Oun MataJ . Calf. button,
,?"1f i ' . ' ','.'1 ; Z ?'i
. niga ecnmi, uruu niiai vsku. - oui-
ton. Prloe......... .... , ... $3.o0'
All sixes from tots to crowing alrls.
The best shoes for ths best people on
earth. . That .na '.
fiilmrfoore Co.
A. cXed's
-rreahr Pullsr and Layer Figs, In
boxes and by tha pound. v
Fresh Nuts of all kinds. - j . . , '
::Layai VRaisln. -
-Soma extra flna Pineapples. '.
Wo have ' fresh goods coming' In
each day.. Wajteh our ada. , , , 4
Phonca SSzS-sess. - S"MJ K. Tryoa.
NORRXS CANDIES
. Have More Style and Mora
, QUALITY
Than Any Other Candy f
, Rces2 fi'Mexander ,
Drogalsts.
Corner Fourth and Tryon Sta.
Is the' Easiest
Schloss
Baltimore
Cloth
es
If
you
sver wors
"Schloss"
hand tailored
Butt ar Overooat you know
that the above description
fits to a "T" but If
yon
have never had
fortune to wear
the good
"Sohloes"
olothes, and are a "Doubt
ing Thomas," we want you
to try them this Fall at our
risk. Come In now pick
out the model you prefer
(every kind from the ex
treme to the plain Ameri
can styles, to seleot from)
wear It as long as you
think necessary and if we
do not prove our claims tha
little Schloss label in the
pocket, which is backed by
a third of a century of suc
cessful olothes making, will
bring you your purchase '
price without a quibble.
BEL1
i
"Get Is a Hawley'a,'
We Cover
All Your Needs
' In drug store goods
of every kind we cover
your needs.
Supplies for home,
bath, nursery and sick
room are all found here
in great profusion.
Deliveries made
promptly and prices are
as low as is consistent
with quality.
Hawley's Pharmacy
Tryoa and Fifth Streeta.
'Phones 11 and 14.
Academy Advance Sale.
nut aim
Hotel : and Cafe, np-toniate dining t a
aft
eouaied in south. : Coavealenuv local
South Tryoa street Strictly Buropeaa.
USTSN--OLISO LABOB FTNB OLIVES
to bs sold at sOo par quart This la also
, the . day for our fresh :' frankfartars,
goose liver wurst fresh salomi, thiek
bologna, cooked eoraad . beef, boiled
tongue, smoked tragus, a barrel af Oar
naa graut and one of dill piokles. MIL.
LER-VAN NESS CO.
SEE THAT THE WORD BUN BEAM
i Is on ths label of your next order for
1 canned goods. ? There is nothing liner
- packed In the can gooda Una than are
sold and used under the label ."Sua
Beam," See that It appeara on your
next order for peas, asparagus, peaches,
corn, lima .beans, suoootash. okra, to
, siatoas : and okra - and In fact every
knowa vegetable and fruit, meat and
all kinds of sea foods are packed un
der it New lot of buckwheat both
, prepared and mountain, new shipment
of cranberries, celery sad lettuce. Call
. early, 'phonea 0-t iNCv W. SaUTH.
Special fMcos
WRITING NECE88ITIES-WB HAVE A
oomplets line of aQ kinds of stationery,
the kind that yon are looking for. and
variety of pens, pencils, inks, etc If
you want tha best be sure to get It
bar. JAS. P. STOWS A CO. - 'Phones
and
M : ... . ... V. ?.
Yay ; to Describe ,
Fall and
Winter
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A ' I f
I H-'Wri .; I ;-'ivl v-
Mi?' 1 u I r '
ti l1 Hi' U 8CHLOSS BROS. Ca .
If If I f fj VlivJ n-aou. :
J ty I U BaMmore ami New Yarn v
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BROTHERS
Handsome Library Tables
We have a Una of especially handsome Mission Library Tables
from M.I0 to- f sq.t. swv-A';
Our beautiful Colonial Mahogany tables from , till to -110.00
would adorn any library. Wa have also a flna variety of -pretty
parlor tables In polished oak and mahogany from It.tO totll.00.
Wa osrtalnly have a Una of tables for your Inspection.
W. T. M'COy SSL COMTA.1V
Southeastern Lime
Works at
CBIABXESTOW. fj. C
Klagsporv Tana. '
SeDlag
Tha Cement ' at Quality and Eoonomy.
If yea want the beat, write ua tot price and agency
' CBUILESTON. , a'" .'iv'S -v
-Did You
Mi .
- Watch our east window Monday, Tuesday nr 1
Wednesday r and you will see the much-talked- "
Royal & Borden guaranteed Felt in process of ir.r -.ufacture.
. ; ' v v
' Try . one sixty nights and if not entirely r
fled, return and get your money.
Oar : Hea
..r'j,. '
'j'is '
I Cement Company
'S.SH bbls.
DaCF Capacity
Areata.
See A Real Gccd