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! PARRISH DRY GOODS COMPANY i
2 434 Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. f
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2 If you want to buy Dry Goods, Notions and Ready-to-wear 5
z and Millinery come to Parrish Dry Goods Company. We 2
1 have reduced our entire stock for 10 days. Commencing; g
2 Tuesday, Oct. sth, we will offer special inducements for these 2
t ten days. 50 COAT SUITS TO GO IN THIS SALE AT A 2
| VERY LOW PRICE. J
§ 20 SUITS, $15.00 VALUES, $9.98 2
| 15 SUITS, 20.00 VALUES, 12.48 2
t 15 SUITS, 25.00 VALUES, 16.48 |
| CLOAKS AT ALL PRICES f
• Come and get our prices before you make your purchase. Millinery at Parrish's 20 per #
2 cheaper than any other store in town. Now if it is shoes, come to Parrish's. We can make 2
S your feet glad. We will save you money by buying your shoes here. We have bought f
1* special lots for this SALE. #
Come to See us During This Big Reduction Sale S
PARRISH DRY GOODS COMPANY
J 434 LIBERTY STREET, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. |
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HIT BY AUTOMOBILE.
Mrs. Laura Stewart. Former
ly of Pilot Mtn.. Dies From !
Injuries Received Sunday.
Winston-Salem. Oct. 5.- Mrs.
Laura Stewart, who recently
moved here from Pilot Mtn.,
was struck by an automobile in ;
front of her home on North
JLiberty street about 4:30 Sunday
afternoon and sustained injuries ,
which resulted in her death at
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1:30 this afternoon.
Mrs. Stewart had just left her
home and was standing in the
street awaiting the arrival of
a street car when an auto owned
and driven by Mr. W. H. Smith,
who resides just beyond Waugh
town, came along and struck
Mrs. Stewart, knocking her
down. The injured woman was
at once removed to h:r room
where she was attended by Dr.
Bynum. Owing to her age, Mrs.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Stewart being 61, little hope was
entertained for her recovery.
No limbs were found to be
broken and the belief is express
ed that death was caused more
from the shock than anything
else. It was possible that in
ternal injures were sustained.
Mr. Smith's family were in the
machine with him. He was re
ported to be running at the rate
of eight or ten miles an hour at
the time of the accident. He is
deeply griaved over what is re
garden by those who witnessed
it as something unavoidable.
Mrs. Stewart has several rel
atives and many friends to
mourn her untimely death.
The Greensboro fair opens next
i Tuesday, October 12th.
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Coughs That are Stopped.
Careful people see that they
are stopped. I)r. King's New
Discovery is a remedy of tried
merit. It has held its own on
the market for 46 years. Youth
and old age testify to its sooth
ing and healing qualities. Pneu
monia and lung troubles are
oiten caused by delay of treat
ment. Dr. King's New Dis
covery stops those hacking coughs
and relieves la grippe tendencies.
Money back if it fails. 50c. and
SI.OO.
WANTED
A GIRL FOR
HOME WORK
Fred E. Shore,
KINO, NORTH CARO.
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HEAVY BREAKS ON|
Over 300,000 Pounds of To- |
bacco Sold On Winston- j
Salem Market Yesterday, i
Winston-Salem, Oct. Yes-'
terday was the biggest day on
the tobacco market that has been |
witnessed this far the season,
the double sales lasting until after,
4 o'clock.
I Dress Up, Boys! |
General Confidence and Prosperity H
Are In the Saddle. S
FALL INTO LINE FOR. THAT FALL OUTFIT H
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Hats, (ilov es, Shirts, Neckwear. Duofold Underwear, H
[best in America], Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases.
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"Forget the Price: think of the value."* "Look before you leap." K
Samuel H. Stewart, |
Walnut Cove, N. C. El
Because of the big sales, caus
ing the work of totaling up the
! sales for the day to be delayed
l some and with the fair attract-!
| ions, it was impossible to get the!
; exact figures on the amount sold
or the price it brought. A con
| servative estimate, however,
! based on figures from three of
, the four warehouses, indicate j
| that between 300,000 and 325,000, \
pounds were sold and, on the
same bases, the price was not far
from SS.7o a hundred pounds,
j The sales today are expected to
!be rather heavy again, but it is
: doubtful if the amount will be as
much as it was today.
President Wilson announces
! that he will vote for woman suf
i frage.