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At John A. Guffey's, The Ladies' Outfitter
BEAUTIFUL WASH SUITS, BEAUTIFUL SHIRT WAISTS, PETTICOATS OF ALL . DESCRIPTIONS UNDERWEAR, SILK HO
SIERY, ALL COLORS. COTTON HOSIERY, EVERY COLOR THAT'S MADE, KID GLOVES. SILK GLOVES, AND LISLE GLOVES TO
MATCH ALL COLORS IN DRESSES.
Millinery Department
HATS STILL WARM FRCM THE BLOCK. TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED AS YOU LIKE, IN JKE FOLLOWING MATERIALS :
WHITE AND BURNT MILANS, BLACK MILAN, TUSCAN LACE, BLACK CHIP, AND CUBA BRAID, HAIR BRAIDS AND LEGHORN
FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND GRASSES.
REMEMBER JOHN A. GUFFEY, THE LADIES' OUTFITTER
OFFICERS INSTALLED
81 WILLE ELKS
A Supper, and Music Program Re?
ports Show Lodge to Be in Ex
cellent Condition.
Piles Quickly
Cured At Home
Instant Keller, Permanent Cure Trial
Package Mallcl Free to All
In Plain Wrapper.
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The recently elected PtKoeni f
Ashevllle lodge No. 60S, B. P. K .
fere Installed last night with Impres
V ceremonies, the installation be
ing In charge ot Past Kxalted Killer
II. V. Ptummer, the ceremonies fol
low iiiK the ritual of the Grand lodge
of Elk ol the United Stat.-.. After
the Installation of officer, with short
tilths by u number of the memberx
present, the Klks, repaired to the din
in room where an appetising supper,
prepared under the direction of Dr.
.1. K Hamilton, the retiring secretary,
was thoroughly enjoyed. During the
evening Spear's orchestra rendered n
number of selections which added to
the pleasure of the occasion.
The report of the retiring secretary
showed that the lodge is In a more
nourishing condition now thnn at any
time In Its history. The treasurer's
report showed a healthy balance In
the bank.
Many eases of Piles have been cur
ed by a trial package of Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment. When
it proves Its value to you, order more
from your druggist at 60 centH a box.
Simply till out free coupon below and
mall today. Save yourself from the
surgeon's knife and Its torture, th?
docte !' and his bills.
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TWELFTH OF JUL!
Asheville the Place Executive Com
mittee Elects M. L. Shipman
Chairman.
The democratic executive commit
tee fur Hie Tenth cungressional ills
trite at a meet hit; held ut the Swun
Jplllou hotel last niwilt selected Ashe
ville as the place for holding the nom
inating convention and Tuesday, Julj
12, as the date. M. I. Shipman nf
Henderson county, commissioner n:
lalior and printing for North i'ar...
lina, was elected chairman of the ex
ecutive committee in succeed W. T.
l.ee of Haywood, resigned. Mr. I. -is
a candidate i,,r the 'I'-mocrnli.
nomination for corporation commis
sioner and resigned as chairman thai
he might give all his time to his per
sonal campaign.
The meeting of the executive com
mittee last night was attended hj
mori. than three-fourths of tin meni
bers. with Kreiit interest manifested
in the approaching campaign. There
was some discussion relative to th
time anil place of holding the conven-
lon was introiluc
Cocke Hxlng tin
it linen and lie
illscussiou was llll
Sol. liallert "I Itllthel
ng are ihe nieniliers oi the
. ommittoe: P. '. Cocke of
I'.uncomlic, K. !'. T.itham of itraham.
I'rank llevnolds of liutherford, M. W.
Hell of flii roki e. M. II. Hill of Polk.
ford and Walter K. Moore ol Jacksnii. I .
l.oili canilidales lor the nomination. I 'n
mid JihIl.1 I'ocke. 'no resolution, j Si
however, was una Hi adopted and the M
i invention w ill In- Ivdii hero. I
. Viler the time and pla f hold
ing the convi nti.'ii had Keen di t- r
mined I'hiilrnian l.ee tendered his
resignation as chnirni'tn. i in motion
..I K. II. Itysart of Mil low. M the resiv
nittioii was accepted with regret. With
the acce-t;inec --! Mr. I.ee's resigna
tion M. I.. Shipman was unanimous!
chosen to succeed him. Mr. Shipman
i'i accepting tin- chairmanship ex
pressed his appr i latlon for the honor
tonferred upon him in a few well
chosen words. Mr. Shipman Is familial-
with tin work in the district,
having been chairman of tin execu
tive eommittei when former t'on
gressnian W. T. rruwford was cleiied
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reputation as aa officer and a man:
thut In- was mi officer who discharg
ed bis dull narlesaly and that his
reputation ami standing could not he
effected ! anything) that tin- ilefen-
ll.irrison ,.i Clay. T. V. Whit- da nl might miy. .mage Ke luriner
-nil- Transylvania, y. M. l-'rv ,., j praised iinieer Jones lor Keeping ms
jswain I. II. Iivsiirl or McDowell, Mr.iemp-r under such provocation, any-
i!,,n Macon, W. T. lac of Hiiy- Ing that tin . .nicer mast have felt
! w I. M. L. Shipman of Henderson I "ke giwhg Ids aceus' r a sound
! mil Walter K. Moore ..I Jackson. jthrashlng. 'I'll.- court sa id that ver
: fit iiu-iitl ii was necessai i for i po.
niarrhwa should be rnred without 1 He.-miin, who. in good faith, wis tit -j
loss .a time an. I hy a medicine which i mpilng lo apprehgM crimln.ils ul
like i-hambirlaln's Colic, rholera an I th. strip.- ami a liber ol the defen
IliinrrlKiea Itemedy not only cures dam. to gn into Lack d s. side win-
promptly but produces no iinpleesnnt i d Lack alleys. In fact ni ! any
alter effects. It never fails and Is I'Jaiice. .lodge t'OCg. referred to
ple asant and safe to take. Sold by all M be deietidant pat adini- himself on
dealers. ! Mountain street, vehenn i I in his
vituperation against th police de
nt as a suppur.i' ng sori? on
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'rie following resolution relative to
tiie poll tax leatiir.- of the campaign
as introduced tn Judge i'ocke and
inaiiimously adopted:
"Itesolveo. that the chairman of
.ids committee is hereby empow.'red
:.i arrange any and all details for the
urging of the paying of p. II taxes,
mil In- is further Instructed to ar-
lllge all! ami all detHlls Iecessar
for th.- proper carrying out of this
i esolutlon."
iin motion. Judge i'ocke was mini'
d In arrange all the details for Ihe
holding of the convention.
First
Choice
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Shipped to ua
from the factory
by fast Express
Use as much care selecting candies as
selecting food. When you buy Nunnally's,
youknowitis unequalledin purity and quality.
Raysor's Drug Store, 31 Patton Av.
MgaaaaVV
IMPUTATION I OFFICER
REBUKED BY HE COURT
part mi
the ...,v social." Itn
i o :s ami J. Krasler
a pi. ar. i! lor .Melton,
in in la I In- presen. i
Ibnl thi did not .en.
moniem their clh a:
against ufficer Join:.
t R. Rey
lilenn. who
lada a gtate
ol the court
iMianca for a
accusu t ion
Melton ,"ave
Judge Scathingly Arraigns
Clyde Melton, Convicted of
Disorderly Conduct.
lotlce of appeal from the Judi;ni. a
l the court and also It unreal frou
Hue of $,", anil tost- Imposed in .
as. where Milton w cliargod with
tiding and a bitting in the keeping of
i disorderly house.
I'lidor the Initiative and referen
dum law nearly a score of measures
will be submitted for the considera
tion of the electors of Oregon nt the
general . lection next November. Lim
ited woman suffrage and state-wide
. inhibition are among the proposals
to he voted on.
Itcnendablc Proprietary Medicines.
It must b" admitted by every fair
minded, Intelligent person. that ..
medicine could not live and grpw In
popularity for thirty year and tndav
hull roc ml for thousands upon
tho"sdnils of actual cuns, as has
l.ydiu K. I'lnitham's Vegetnble Ciitii.
I i and. without possessing grent vir
tue and actual worth. Sueh medicines
musl lie looked upon nnd termed both
stan lard ami dependable by every
thinking person
STREET CAR SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 17TH, 1909.
ZILLICOA AND RETURN 6:15 " m
i DTirVDQTriP PAPTf G : 30 and every la minutes until p.
K&VpmUI9 tf AttJV m., then every hour until 11:00 p. m.
jMONTFORD AVENUE "nm00anVVm.r 7 vmi?
TO SANTEE STREET and 10 07 which go to Soro street only
inFVOT VTA CtftTTTWTTi'R,. S a. m. and every 16 minutes until
jimruj. via. ouuinwun ;lf-, then cvery 7 j.2 mlnut,.R until
lAVENUE 3:30; then every 15 minutes till 11:00
last car
I DEPOT VIA FRENCH C:ir'- m-,a" S l
na.aTifc.ma, . ,, Utes until S p. m , then every 30 tnln-
; BROAD AVENUE utes tin ii:oo.
manor V,l';3 nm,n" lhen ev"v
16 minutes till 11 p. m.
CHARLOTTE STREET 7," "V 8 a- m;', T"'
w . -- T.m till 7 : 45 p. in. 11:00 n clock car runs
: TERMINUS through to r.oir dm,.
PATTON AVENUE 0 u "' a"d ii minutes tin n
p. m.
EiST STREET 11 " m" a'"' exer' i& nunuiea till ll:in
p. m.
GRACE VIA f ii a. III. and every 3U mi'iiiles till ll.Uu
niti a u T"vrrvT a ttwttv car' H:30 to 2 p. n.., and from
MtjKKIMON AVjSNUE 5 to 7 p. m. a 15 minute schedule will
iii' maintained.
UIIflMQIilS " """"""" ir' " aroT"ever- 15 niinut -"T
8:30 p. m. then every 30 minutes till
11:00, last car.
Sunday schedule differs in the following particulars:
Oars leave for Depot, both Southsido and French Broad, 0:15, 0:30 g,
in. Tar for Depot via Southsldc 7:00, 7:30. 8:00 a. m. Next regular car
for Depot leaves Square 8:45 both Southslde and French Broad.
First ear leaves Square for Charlotte, street at 8:45.
First cur leaves Square for Riverside 8:30, next 8:45.
With the ubove exceptions. Sunday schedule commences nt 9 a. in.
and continues same as week days.
On evenings when entertainments are In progress at either Auditorium
or Opern House, the last trip on all lines will be from entertainment,
leaving Square ut regular time and holding over at Auditorium or Opera
House.
Car leaves Square to meet No. 15, night train. 10 'nlnutes l.fore Mhed-
ln nt n rinollTieeil nrrtvul.
iluiri
J inlge i 'in ke in city . poll,
j-ist pi i. r to imposing a tin
and costs on i'l il. Ml Iton.
v illi disorderly conduct by tin- use of
vulgar and profane language, arraign
ed th- defendant ;n tin- most scathing
manner that has perhaps cur heen
heard in city police court. It came
nut during the course of the trial that
111.- del. miaul, prior to being arrested
I for disorderly conduct, was arrested
I by Patrolman Jones and Patrolman
IMct'onnell .barged uilli aiding
aliening 111 tile keeping nt lewd and
bawdy house; that alter the firs! ar
i est .Mi Hon walk.-d up and down
Mountain street cursing th.- officer in
the presence of several women ot Unit
section and said that he was going pi
pi oi.- that Patrolman Jones had gone
int.. one ot the houses by the Lack
door.
In referring to (inker Jones slid
the incident which Mellon brought
out on the witness stand. Judge I'ocke
Mild thai such statements from 'the
lips of n man like Melton, who rejire
lented the um of the earth." .vere
not worth itn Instant's cgfuiljeratlon:
that ufficer Joins had an envlaMg
It is reported that ormer Ilepre
sentatlve William I' M"pburn ir the
Kigllth Iowa district v I ro-enter pol
li.. s. and try next : I for his old
s I in the house. AMeff a long ser
ine in that body he lost to his dem
ocratic opponent in vember. lHiiil.
HOPE
FOR
ECZEMA PATIENTS
The oil of WlntergrefH compound
ml mi ocst.na Known .. , n. I). i're-
M i.ption can be sc. vd at present
fmni Smith's Drug .-l ie, in 25-cent
bottle.
This offer is specially made to
convince those skin -ufferers who
have not yet tried the remedy. One
bottle will suffice to ci is a mild case,
and the tirst appllcnti a will instantly
i rova to you that v . . get relief at
ones from the itch. The moment you
i '"h the skin with tins mild, sooth
m. liquid, the Itch is .one.
If upon our special recommenda-
ii vou want to try a bottle of thlf
proven eciema cure i I ' D. D.) at 26
cents, telephone or call at our store,
smith's Drug Store.
Piano I
sensa-
THE ARTISTIC
Packard Player
Which has created such a
tion in the musical circle can be
seen and heard at r r rr
Dunham's Music House
Call and Hear It.
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ONLY
3
DAYS MORE,
When We Will Sell Every Lot in Oak Park at Auction
MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1:30 P. M.
Carolina Development Co., Greensboro- N -;
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