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RSDAY iTUNE 14, 1906. r j H ' T ! ; V. . I . No. 22 tvt,
; p : A. :T7H ARRIVALS j: AT j - !;;; !
SoiiiQ-ilad; of fFfoiiir! f : :lf
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D D- B . i -l ,.: B a . ; ' ' II i '. Am. -J- m mTU 'a Am' Am. I
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Chapel, hilworanqe cotjw :n. c, Thursday Ijune 14, 1906.
3 BRIEFLV TOLD.
Mrs. Satah Tetcp, cf.LiJt-s,
Tenn., who has bee a on to
Cupt. W. N. Pritcf irtVs family,
left Monday fori
visit Miss Mamie'E
Prof, and Mrsj
week for Virginia
C reeasboroi to
V DMt Know and '
Baau. ;
1
i i-cateff clerkhire-thanto
ant dvloy the matter longer.
jrct reck crusher and let the
t; o.l work begin.
. Mrs. H. S. jrctt.v: of Greens-
t-ro, 1 on a viit to her mother, i
-" ker, nptif t .va. f ips tobe had anywhere canibe
Miss Myrtle Morjran is. visiting
Mr. T.: G. Lindsay 's family in
Damascus 6eighborhood.
Miss Nonie Hocutt has accept-
summer. They will also spend
some time with
friends in Washington City.:
The largest an
, f . . -
JOllll fritr-hitnl ..f I
j ed a position in the jewelry and
?..ro left last ? optical store of W. B. Worrell. ,
to spend ihe For SauL A eood farm horse:
Apply to R A. McLeod, Chapel
Hill Constrijction and Supply Co.
. .1
Mr. Ben .bernethy, who has
been i working i for the ' Stone
Printing Co.; at Roanoke, Vaj, is
relatives and
best linei of
Clvirr n iu tbp slM,w Fow at Robt. I at home for few weeks
i
ltt
si 1 .1 ll.Sir TJi lild im
j-i. . - r "umcm;.,,, , , . t ,1 ur. Vviranes o. ai antrum iert
. l l,a7 2. Pnteiiard. t ,. ! i : -T this mornini for the . Umrersitv
yt l -. 1 l JAiost i-ompiete line f pipes we( wruib,;uimtiij
Mr. Lhas Woolen has A : , i of Chicago. ! He will not return
iixm a few daY viit
Roht- T
1
you uant
in Winston-SJenir
. Mr. and. Mrs. Moody" Lld
. '""'"jMwi a yisn 10 rei : i vvu lax us long as Ife-
ines at liULstjoro. see an r toetit to
this line- at ! v"i;A iuii utiw me uirsi. oi
Sepjeniberl , .
Bold Attempt Made to Enter Houtf
( Monday night between tj
ours of twelve, and one o'clot l
Jpld attempt was - made to ej
ije; residence of Dr. R. 0.
Davis. The burglar' triecW
caeuen .winaow, iaumg in tins le
went to the fi-ont door and t d
toj shake it open,' finally! sucVkII'
&d in breaking two slats out jof
je ; blind and was in the ac-Mof
faisjing the-; window when! "'Ir.
John Pritchard, who was in ihe
ciom called: to- Mis. DavSsI to
ring a gun. , The burglav lhe
.indov down and ran cif in the
afrkness. Dr. Davis was a Pent
from home, being iri CharMte.
If r - Ti.-vis", her sister, Ibs
tuition applications
the hands of the president of the
college on or before
that a competitive
may be arranged
lrge jiumber f nnplicants from
any county should i
should be-in !
July 15th. sd
examination
for in; case the
Hike it neces-i
saryv j Aplif fliV4 film thoisej
vho liGt take 'tt;iv pledge jt(j
teach but jr. tend to iy tuitionj
are filed and dormitory reservan
tions made as the
are received. )
applications
In Buying in large quantities
at the lowest i cash pnees iri Dry
iPa average man uA"s not mtpd
xiilxi the Patterson -Drug Col,
Tti : . .i T r : 1 1 i
himself or JiUV .,, uuiluenui WSIUU fV
Airs, Charges Lane, of Wilming-' neighirs. U.ndejf .the old ; WayUTt T Irienu : -
ton, is visitingMr. O. B. Tenny's "working', the' Wads around Messrs. Graham Sykes and'
family. : I " - Cliapel Hill theivj is very little !, V o8- E- Sparrow went or to
L "' . benefit to be derived. If our ' Hillsboro Saturday on business,
the it.ies close m tlie r.i - - i. ! ' .,' , -
ivouu v ommissioners wouia only ""it out 003 s ine rveijuoncans
buy a nK-k crustier the ouestion 1 are fixing for you. , '
The. Democratic County Con-
;k j d5... tw-TC7! Carlton were sleeping in tY ad
ming room. The burglar, per
laps, knew tnat ur. Davis was
Lbsent from home and; took ad
vantage of it to burglarize the
ao'use. .':""-
Most of
would le sojved.i
evening at 'iWi- ?.v ,v.
eral merchantli w ., do not , tut
let their clerks
AfDWi;nM;LT.,;v....wt J Children's Day exercises was; vention" met at Hillsboro Satur
' " K"Tri!.Tl.,, T V . T i hc-id at the Alberta church Siin-1 .day and elected delegates to f he
tZl tZilT; m 7 ""P i day night.' The exercises con-! Judicial Convention of this the
Z 1jZT -J 1 V 1 si.-sted of s ngs and recitations. :th district,! which is in session
111 j 1WL . A largo rnd attended, i' Revs, f to-day at Durham.
We guarantee-to please you injlhcutt, Seymore and Wildmani IosW A Jblack mare mule, G
eyery job we turn out. Our pa- f took part. Mrs. Wildmsrn pre-' virk old with a J hranderf on
jer and envelopes are up to the j sided at the organ. The enter-. the jaw. Any information re-
- f : ituumrui -x IJlUtMl I'njO.VHl garCllng ItS
ifr. Thos.l SfKirrow. of Win-'T111 soI by little' Miss Pavker-!ftnfei?iated
ton Salem, is on a visit 10 his aprivnted ; the'wjiole aadienr-e.
. v - 4T I r 1 r . tt fir 1
. .ajrvW AUZA14Baa 1ULV 4X Xll
'. -Sparrow. -
.'JProfi-ThfsHu:ne, Jr., Supt. of
." the -. f') instoti Siiii
'-appreciated
; for his trouble,
j R. F. D. Nojl, 3
. f
;jchKis, i ;i a i - I e to his. par-
Tii . Hume, i
SamiK-1. th - tpn-months-nl.l
Lnde John Uws an.l ajor, of Mn and Mr;
. ti -. ...... i 'j. 1 .T. .- - t
Graded ",ulUM J""1 eu?ufTfKeviiIe, of West End, died Sun
. f'u uic xxi 11.. w:i 1111-11 J triui Jt-' itri
Hillsboro , in
the afternoon.
'on '
the
stomach " tr(
whereabouts will be
Will pay any one
J. R, V, hit field.
Durham.
j day night about 10 o'clock of some
2 ble. Th a r emai n s
1
r I ' -
rrs.
1 1
"nli Iti-' imi ill-
--v. M :xine oix.-iiiue scareu ,on ; me wew bari,j 'Monday afternoon
Mr. . C. Cole, near town, had .bridge, this side of the Brock- at DainascuvJ churcli. Tlie par-averyisick-
child the first of the j well mill, and run the buggy off, f ents have "the sympathy of their
week. -I We iiope iKs condition is dumping the occupants1 mto! a " ui any friends ' . "
much improved by tJii5 time. " j ditch. Mr. Laws seemed to be I ! j ! - -' ." . .
JV' ", ' , abe worst hurt, as Major Hamil- r. y, jxninn .represent
;. f , TT . 'ton fell on hirn. We
i ... . ... no bones were broken
., . ' T they came out as weJi as thev
home ir. Chatham county. Hcrt-iT. . . , , , ' 1
. . It could have resulted worse.
ports a very pieasant lime. ; - - , -
f i
iij" man ,frii;iO
A J
Brown-Cole. j
I A beautiful home wedding was
olmnized last Wednesday week
iit ;the home of Mrs Ellen le,
njPittsboro street, j when Jliss
. ulia, daughter of irs." Cole, was
; dyen in marriage to Mr. Rt , ; M.
h;o n. Tlie solemn and impres
sive ceremony of j the M E.
church was used bf Rev.-M. T.
'lyler, pastor4of the M. E. church
ere. ihe marriage was a quiet
ne as only, a few . of the, bride
nd groom's mtst . inthj ate
'liends were preseriti Miss Ma.--
iri Cole, cousin of the bride, was
aid of honor, while Mr. Hoy
"aylor,- a recent graduate of
rjhity College, acted as best
an. Mr. Urown ii a member
f j the graduating class at, i he
1st Commencement! Mr.' 'and
lijs. Brown left on the afternixm
rain for points in Western Ncrth
Carolina where the.vf will sppnd
Mary and Her Lamb. .
( MaryL had a little lamb, its
fleece was white j as . snow; j it
strayed away one day, where j
Srr sa?her qSJr downed' Gobdsr Groceries Notions, Hats,! Shoes, Clothing ; etd, I enables me
tears streamexrTTonl lkr eys r'tcv'1 i riegl?".-tflgPek'
she never found the lamb because
she did not advertise. - And MarV
had a brother John who kepi a btiV and Sell blihdivi
smoked a pipe, and watched the
rtoiTiect: the? ilosest ccpetitioid": See me beforel selling your chickens
I and other produce and yoii guarranteed the highest market ! Don't
open door. And - as the people j
passed along and did not stop to , j
buyj John still sat and smoked r
his pipe and blinked his . sleepy t
eyes. And so the sheriff dosed
him out, but still j be lingered ,
near, and Mary came to drop
with him a sympathetic tear.
How is it, sister, can you tell, why
other merchants here, sell all ,
their goods so readily and thrivj
from year to year. , Remember-;
ing her own bad luck the little
maid replies;: . VThtse other fep
lows get there, .0 hn,' because
. - - , ' i ; ; irtjsiivjrruutjritis, uaites
Mrs. R. L. Holmes and children J ; !; : 7 j ; ;
of Graham, are visiting! Rev. j ; fcinci I UTSLCKeVS, alSO a
,v ., -: I ; i - ' - 1 ! !l : ; . i! ! ' 1 i i . i -' I i . ii
u. nocutt s lamuy. j ; s
A COMPLETE LINE OF
yenerai-vierena
' I .-,.' . - - ' m" i -!' -: il.-:-- i -i.; ;i. I ...
Dry goods; Notions, -wV&m
WHITE HOUSc
We I keep ' constantly
on
1-1 !.S
hand a full stock of
s,C
What's the g-ood of keeping- from him j
Am good thing- you may; see, i
That will lift his load jof Ucor .
Like Rocky Mountain Tea. - j
University Drug Co. I j
nice stock of Trunks,
! ' : 1 ! i - . '. r ' -.- .
S 1'
3,3i Ei.
Goat 0iS33. Va
hesummei'.
M
ane glad that iin& Cha1 J1'11 ,fP- ldge,-(een elected Supt, o
:en- and" that j 97 at tnF j1" annualneet- H11 Graded schools,
t; v.,:i insr of rtherGmnd -.- Loflge I .'of j Jth'y Hvili .be at ' home
U1U. . i... . f ! . . - . lit. ..U
? Knignts of Ft-thqi of the Domain ji stj.;
i or jorin v aitiiiiti wuicui, in sev -
i.Ji'own - lias
f the Reids-
which! n.'.tce
-i ., .
niter Svot.
is 't
f !f-
n i.
,Y.dging frm the nuiaber of
Cre!
tate K- and X C'rlTeft.'
.tl ill for a week or more, will f iet.'crs the lireidfht. Mr. T. H.
.. 3 alfc'd tokT tlat mc .- inm;h: Iwiuey rer-eives during' a single
. ltl;r. I
Tae degree fnf LT D. wascon- ! . j , ti.
tr so this -company has
orders for over two hun-
t -,-. :-- . . -a.. i.
(II C ' - f j 1' 1 v ' iuuui ttl TT . " -
visiting Pvlbisvis ill attendance.' : iyfnd.usti.-iiil. College,
Tlie yount linkii who hired a jif L1
f f I '4 i iri f m b rtp w iiitTCvi tj rr in uu''!.' v -1 ii t ici iv. inn &t:iiiA 'i-
j ' . . -' ' ' ' ' J - V V. ' - ' L. 4 . 1 I ' I 17 C. i lk. '
Lrtler tn Tho. CSparrow
. Dear Sir: JXhe usual f way to . buv
paint is to tak the lowest prije by the i
gallon. Mistake; tne buyer lose by it:
how much? Dependson the painjf; it is
so much a. gallon, or so knnch a- yeaf.
How Unuch a gallon or year, do yoji
think? As muih pernaps as the total ,
price bf the paint. - It may take twice
mi, nKr r. F r9 I !nn t .- M . 1 . 1 !
; ..X. Averv. Delhi. N. T., nwns.lm.
r
4h
prrpd n mm- President Smith, of ,
v 1 i -i past woi'K
n...)L,nn Lm anil lrf.ulfrit 1
I Potior.--of Wake Forest College i , .
JtatejNormalaill
! -
an ithis issue. . Hoard is lur
ed iit the State Norin.nl nd
' L . " - in.. . - a. i ... 1 ... . . J.
" : . u.. i- . .Mn2ustiai v.?uoft v hciusi ,-ui.
brought Ins lieslTr1dowrt tone t . , r r
-1 I!
There's
bail and the Utrlltreier.- refused I
his ticket, need?4iH3 lJathy. It
IHe- least. Tlie
was cruel to say
j dred cannVrs. Mr. ilaney is kept j young man thottelft he wowldnt
K
: i
v vie university u.u.u..tUl busv answering letters .and writ-
WeelC J .' , t ; .-irr txrrlerz V( ni'l frhld to ImOW
who has been nt that there is such -bright pros-
ter: Mrs. A. P. h'lects for a big fruit crop in all
i Miss Ma lone'
a visit lot ner,.N
be out donej sd : he btfered the
doorkeeper : a t five , dollar wil-
the; pledge to bfcoinejteaohers in
Xoj-th Cai'iilhu foi- at least two
years after leaving the college.
Dujt all free-tuition students eari-
liam and it was
whiz!" what did
1 1 Tilley. was called to her home in sections this year.
a I 1
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Alamance county i uesua.v .i -
.count of the sf nous illaess of her
: grand-father.
It Looks That Way Now.
From all indications
-l one wittt Derfe and fine, with an
r.ther naint. JJev-6 irlloilsthe (Jth-
er 12. .!- - :
lio ', b-r the name: Devoe
nothing cheaper. G by the price
there's nothing- dearer, except hot '
painting- at a'.H ; Poor paint is betite'r
than none. J ' ;- 'i. ' i I 'I'
What does it cost n Jt to paint at aIU? j
Can't, iigure itout exactly; say a teith
of the building a year, lesi.5es looks. -j
What is poor paint-worth, then?!
, A - . i . . . 1 ,t . . ...... 1 '. 1
want it. Go t)y the name.
Yours truly.
F. W. Devoe & Co
New.York.
refused.
he do? ;
"Gee
Announcement.
U'p r.rint weduhig invit.Uion
eardSi. typewriter paper, . .
I I "f-. J . . . '.ir.t f
i X t . . I .... I i 1 I 1
i I reswtfullv announce that I will
j be a candidate jforjCounty '.Treasurer
urimaries and CoutUy Couvent'pn. If
f D'H'lliim Will be nomi- nonniuteu and !iw;tca l wmi fmieacor
' i- . t . 1 to serve the public; jasrain as' faithfully
t.-.-day for Judge tin the ; as i have tried jto Uo tor the past two
shoes i : p. i
, For M K. U ' :
i A AT . I JT ' ' - )
' J, ''.- !!!'.. '..-.
I l; --..;;, ,. j. ;'..!.. :;.: ;-. ;
-1 v. I .' jr :-v '.-r- : !
udise.
Hardware, Tinwaro
1 ' -.,11 ' " !f
Tubs, Buckets, Cook-
stoves and Fixtures,
1 i i ? ''(- 1 1
Buggies and) "Wagona
i -. r ;j j j - f .
&c. Call and exam-
ine our stock.
A New line of cook
stoyes just
arrived, i,
i
r j
PATTERSON.
IT.-'PlACIT . ir ft f iiiiTii
CnilZRNS NATION AD BA1SJJ
7
Officers and Directors.
B.N
of jSouthgite
strict.
i
f
Mr. Calrin K, Parish, our pres-
f ent efficient GuntyrTreasurer, is
thefirsiiomakPublicannounce"
- sjent of hisbeing a candidate for
C office, in this! county.- Read his
i; "card. Mr. Parish is not in' the
1 : "ring. ? 'Nuff said. " Keep your
'.V. 'seat Brtx j I :
1 Dontthinic because the stu-
dents are gone that your produce
will not find ;a ready sale here,
- Fetch yijlong jyour chickens and
egg's fot the same. Chapel Hill
has gi'3vn out of the old rut when
'C afe'dozen eggs and chickens
gi'utted' tite( market All kinds
V . 0 produce is -in demand here, r
We ipam that Mr. Ed. Kirk-C---rfgCT&
New Hope neighborhood,
, ' was painfully hurt a few days
I since.a horse, frying
" " ' to bti$& the animal when it threw
! -i upitehsidrysuddenly'8t.nk'
ing Mr. K.rkland', on the jaw
breaking the bone His head
. . . ' He went
-was also biii Ul
to the hospror treatment. .
Welearn U the Democratic
County! Exetive Committee
- held a meetingVter the Conven-
tion Saturday, at " Hillsboro. and
i Anr-iAnV ri tne County Con-
4
To begin with year
- i . f ..i..i 11 "
trtter ailfi note papers, yiuit . nr. (
unruled)' enveupes, oui iit-una,
iStatements, jcards' painplilets,
-circular letters, posters, in'fwt
"ainvthing you May need.
Dr. Wm. B.lMcNider was c alled
-over to - University Station Mon
day to see R. J. Strayhdrn's lit
tle boy. who was reported Uy be
.quito silk. We are glad to learn
the' iittl4fellow is much im
proved to-aay
nough o nominate inm. ; Ihe
ote stands Miinething ; like this: v
V r Biggs, D u rha iti, -2: ; . Gran
ille,a2; Person, IS, indAliamance
JO. For Shaw, (iuitforn 57, with
a few in Alamance, and for Gattis,
Or.'.ngf. IT and seyera
i
:nance. " ! f
lCouurcfiu
lvoans aild invest
ments,
id.
U,. S.
House,
aud and
ni.Bank.j5,
ion t una
i UL S. Treab.
in Ala- M
2uy ihe Eosk h-ushsr!
'Tlie time is at hand when our
roads should be put in.good shape j-
for next winter. A . majority 01
the .tax payers in ('hapeT Ilill'
toAvnship want the Rojid Uommis
sioners to buy a rock crusher and
grind up rock and fix the worst
nlaces in the roads. first. This
i n.
would be the propeithing to do
if We ever intend to have better
roads. Cedar Grove township
.has a rock crusherl and it is the
only township in the: jioUnty that
has respectable roads.; Get a
rgck crusher and grind up every
rock that can be had and after we
get a large supply ; put teams to
hauling the gravel arid filling up
the worst places. It
and cheapest way We ban make a
start. - ! -; !
of the 6th
Prof. R. O. E. Davis,
Tention on Satur
turipAu
for
Dr. Dayis in Cnarlott.
. Charlotte Observer
inst. says:
of the faculty of the University
of Norlh Carohna, has accepted
the position of assistant assayer
of the Charlotte mint taking tne
place made vacant 'by the recent
death of Prof. George ii. mnna.
Prof. Davis arrived iii the city
last night and he will assume his
duties - this moriyng. ie win
likely be "here during the summer
on iv. ; uicicu "h'vb r"
until a regular assistant ass
not isec-me board in -the colletre ' .... i I
aOPmiloriOS ' hPrPtlirP nil fl'OO. 1 V JS r. VKnAKn sollc nnr fn nt I I
AIA.11.,- UKDKKS HA VK YUC ttl V - ATTENTION, i 'I
(mim imia -m.-A,3. . . . Ui -f. Z tt I. : u Amu t a
Rot fifi? rsfAV, r ! L nnmpsfr 111
h i f . . y ..i i iiti if .i - n Pr,.,i,;,,iu
l - 1 . .ttxt u n . ....... ' H- . ..- - tru ir. Vi 1. . i 1'!&S,
: f : "1- m ii m. m m .ja m. -mimw m. I
! ' ::! i I.: --- ' :::r I :' -r -h :y--- y - -i- -J" .; :!
' -;. .t-'Mj-' .;" ..,-,- M- r... :rf:.-:' ;"':- :-i'V;- " '" ' "
:v-vl -Ur- l: ... ; A:: ;:.:-r: :.':4;- S:i.-i4;-v.i::; n. f
; IT ' f ''-A "r: v - TT-u 'U;-:-:v;---d:;:!
A FaU lLino AiU Carried in Stock bv ! I?1
- - j - A W,7M -"T ; - ':---'"- - . '. '; - . i '- .. - T!
X wT IT " i rl tT XI r f 11 .. . . et 11 TI r IT ni. II i ..!- I
1 - II Ii . M U: I f ? U V A - . 1 U II ' II 11 ' II 11 : I ' - ' itJ-
i w . ii . - u f . i . ?, m : : n .-. U 11 I - II .11 II II U; j : I . J?T
n fo tU . H I ttA M hC K
UL'KE, Pres
." - J.
J. B.; DUKE, Pres dent
Y. 5aith, Supt
C. If, ? HAYWOOD
J. Mj SOUTHGATE,
R. H. KlGGSBEE
Q. H.RAWLS,
B. N. duke,
1 Director American ; Tobacco
J. . Manning; ' .' '7; . ; . ;
N. M. Johnson. " r I
JJ B.' MASON. - I Cashier
1
i i J. Sl Manning,: Vice-Pres.
B. Mason, Cafehier. ; ' -j . T;
American1 Tobacco ! Comoanv:
Durbam Cotton Mfg. 4 Company,
of Haivwood !& J K3n?. 1 nrocTtfUfs'
if
& -Son, Insurance.
Capitali.s.
Co,
Merchant.
and Capitalist.
1 -Attorney at Law.
Physician and Surgeon.
Citizens National Bank.
deposit growth .Since we begi'a Basiness May Xf 1905, $580,766.05.
Statement of Bank at Clbse of Business April 6, 1906.
Liabilities.
$?a.',25i a?
' J - . -r
2.953. i
- 207,ftV1. 34:
1,250.0(1
Capital,! -..
Surplus,
I.. I .- - 1
ndjjvided
Circnlation
lie posits,.
brofiti,
tiie sllronerest Rnancial packing oj aay Bank ia th-i sectiotA Wf
t iiiuinuuius, rums ana uoroorations that hare n
- ... w vyvn an accouuj wittt us. ;Foor per cent pakl, o
,e are in tne.uanKing' business to kerve ithe public. '
iMnntir ni nitn n.... .
t f . u 1
i oo.ooo.bo-1 1
- ..oY,.J .
! .ism.iiii.wl. I
y
or i-
i
X
' ' V-. . I I r - .f. ' r j,
Man people eu joy jrood vUioa
but hkre. ere tm perfection f
which they are! not coniciou.
i i ! ' I . : . ;
Headaches
Nervousness
Nearalgfey
Indigestion
and-many other disorder are
directly traced to eye tronble, L r
W. B. 80RREW. -Jeweler
and OpticU'r I
Chapel HUl, C.
i,' v" " i i ;
ftvilMfnt ucmu fOWM.
LatlU I lr mm '
EXPTMBMdM
r. TkkM mm i
Mir-1
fat wmimm.
taoar Toor wilW u4 r
IWIlNNbflll
particular a4
ill affar
rue
Til tMMff
Ill 1.1 C m-uirwt.
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.WANTED: Fronj Orange and Chatham Counties
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bLAUCim miNG SALE at The New YbrK
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1 5 loo fine Worsted Sufts. 58.78.
50 imported worsted SLits 7.78
1(5-50- Blue Serge, 9.78, . !
iO.po Cashmere Suits, 648,
8.00 '2 piece Suits 3.4S. j
9,0b Fine Worsted Suits, I5.3S. ,
6.pp Suits, 2 98 ;T ::V;'J;'--: t'""'
s ju.it from 98; to S-5Jpo. .
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Lawir aU'coiors, 4c yd. . ;
Lawn, all colors, c yj. T' T-.r
French Gitiiiiams,:! 4 hr d. 1
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12c Lawnsdale Cambric, 8$4c yd.
. 75c 36-inch China Silk, 48c yd, i I
50c Washable Silk:' ioc vd. j
A beautifiil line of Ladies' . ready to wear
Trimmed Hats. The very latest styles.
Ladies' 2,50 Silk UmbreHaS. all colors, tt A
iTf Flox)r,Matti;ng frorri 10c to 35c.! Rugs from 48c It '
Wf' 2.50. $1.00 floor6il Matting 2 yds. wide 48c yd.
; Shoe; Department, j, ; j
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Jif ;. . L..fd:vsi.rK, Pat, Colt Slippefs, 1.29, . ' r''
Iff . L?idie? S3-O.J fat. Colt Slippers, $1.69, ' J
ttf- jn's $5 06 Pati 'Colt Slippers;1 and Shoes, t4tt '
fjf ; 1 Liidies jil'.eo Shoes and Slippers, 98c
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YORK RACKET
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