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Trtf Official Acts
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Reward for Murderer or Ab
ductor of Miss Cropsey
New Solicitor Appointed
in the Seventh District.
Moses C&ss Par
doned Able Coun
sel Retained
'Governor Ay cock had a busy day at
,p o-iecutive office yesterday. He had
w returned the previous afternooa
fSnm ac educational tour in the eastern
irt of the state and "there ere a num
L,r of important matters awaiting his
zLion The following is a brief sum
"of thejnost important of yester
Jjay's official-acts by the chief execu
tive: Beaplte CranUd
J respite was granted urttll December
12, in the case xt Drew Vaughn, color-.
el, who was to haveen hung at A m
ton tomorrow. Vaughn vas connoted
0f murder and was to have been exe
cuted a week or two ago, but the meni
ters of the jury in his case, and others,
BPted the governor to commute the sen
tence l:o life imprisonment in the peni
tentiary. Pending a full examination
cf the case the governor had granted
a respite until tomorrow; but being
absent from the city for a week he has
cot been able to CO fully into an investi
gation of the merhs of the request
for commutation and this second respite
is given that these things may have
proper consideration at his hands.
Moses Cuss Pardoned
The governor yesterday pardoned
Jloses Cass, the Wilkes county man,
whose peculiar case was related in the
Post a day of two ago. Briefly staked,
jt is this: Cass was convicted about
nineteen years ago of stealing a horse
jn Surry county and sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary. He served
about half the sentence and escaped.
Going back to Surry he took his wife
and went to Wilkes county to reform,
as he had beeria drinking man and wild
aim reckless. He reformed, and became
a good citizen. "Recently he had a dis
pute over some land with a neighbor
who became angry and reported Cass
as a deserter and he was arrested. Most
ill the good people in that section asked
?or his pardon and the governor granted
it. Tn this action he will be liberally
sustained.
Reward for Abdnclor
Governor Aycoek offers a reward of
three hundred dollars for the arrest of
the abductor or murderer of Miss Nellie
Cropsey. of Elizabeth City. Tliis ease
is one of the most mysterious on record
in this state. The young woman dis
appeared from her home in the night
about ten days ago and nothing has been
lipard from her since. Many different
theories have been advanced as to the
cause of her disappearance. Pasquo
tank river has been dragged for her
body but without a trace. She was
last seen with a young man who de
clares he knows nothing of what became
of her.
Able Counsel Retained
The governor yesterday employed
Messrs. Burwell, Walker and Cansler,
, f Charlotte, to represent the state in
the mandamus proceedings instituted by
the sheriff of Washington county against
the corporation . commission to compel
that body to require that all intangible
railroad property be listed for taxation.
State Senator H. S. Ward, of Plymouth,
represents the plaintiff in 'this suit,
which is to be heard by the Su
preme Court some time next week. The
continued illness of Attorney General
Gilmer renders it impossible for him to
appear in the case.
C. C. Lyon Appointed Solicitor
Mr. C. C. Lyon, of Elizabetntown, was
yesterday appointed by the jrovernor as
solicitor of the Seyenth Judicial district
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr. Colin M. McLean, of Robeson,
which occurred a few days ago at Fay
tteville. Capt. E. R. McKethan and
A SPONGE
Taken offhand does not make a very interesting: study, but there
is a good deal in a sponge beside water. If vou are inter
ested, drop in and let us talk' sponge with you. It isa little hob
6y of ours. We understand a sponge. We have them to sell.
SURGICAL,
SCHOOL,
, And give good value for every cent charged. 5c to $2 50.
Cro well , McLar ty & Co.,
Hen r none 219 v nni Trsrsvoer - r- ...
jDMi-aiaiePbone 510 'V - "WUUIOIO, 120 l-ayetteVlile
JUST ARRIVED.
UPCHURGH &
Mr. D. T. Oates, of Pay etteville -were
mentioned in connection with he solic
itor shin, -but. both of these gentlemen'
intimated to the governor by wire yes
terday that if Mr. Lyon wanted the
place their claims would not be urged
against him.
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Body Sent to Illinois
The body of Mr. J. M. Richman was
this morning sent by express to Mr.'S.
O. Eichman, a brother of ':he deceased
at Camargo. II!. The' remains were em
balmed bv Undertaker Brown and plac
ed in a beautiful casket. A telegram re
ceived yesterday by Mr. F. N. Bridges,
Mr. Richman's room-mate; directed that
the body be sent to Camargo and. that
the personal effects of the debased be
shipped to his mOrher at Terre Haute,
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FOUR NEW COMPANIES
Aggregate Capital Stock of!
the Four is $157,000
Mr. Wilson, corporation clerk in the
secretary of state's office, is having
some new business these days. Almost
every day one or more new organiza
tions are chartered and yesterday there
were four, with an aggregate,, capi
tal stock of JfloT.tXHJ.
They are as follows:
The "Iiumbertou Cotton Mills" wlch
the principal place of business in Lnm
Wrton,. Kobeson county. The purpose
of the corporation is to build, own ami
conduct cotton milks and engage in other
business. The capital stock is .$75,000,
and the principal incorporators- are (.
C. Noiinant & Co., A. W. McLean, A.
II White. J. X. Biiie, O. T. Williams,
W; J. Privatr, .1. P. McNeill, Geo.
B. McLeoud, Mrs. J. A. Branch, C.
D. Townsend and Company, T. A. Mc
Neill, C. B.- Townsend and Brothers,
R . Vampill. Caldwell and Carlyle. L. O.
Carlyle, E. K. Proctor, Jr., S. A. Ed
mund, X". A. McLean, J. F. L. Arm
faM, J. It. McEachern, Mrs. J. II.
McEachern, R. A. McEachern, J. A.
McAllister, L. Shaw amiL. II. Cald
well. , .
The '"Carolina Electric Company" of
Maxton, in Iobeson county, which wiil
furnish light, . power and heat and has
many other privileges. The capital
stock is $0.000 and the incorporators
enumera ted are W. S. McNair, M. C.
McXair, Mary S. McNair and Susie
M. MeXair, all of Maxtoa.
' Tlie Wilson Hotel Company" and
the. stockholders are J, C. Hale, J. I).
Davis, II. E. Thompson. G. W. Stan
ton and W. L. Cantwell. ; The capital
stock is ?20,X)0, and the company has
the right to coiuluct a hotel and many
other privileges. The place of business
is Wilson, in Wilson county.
Articles of agreement were filed for
the incorporation of the "Parham Broth
ers Company." The principal place of
busines-s is Oxford, Granville county.
The business "proposed is that of" a gen
eral mercantile and supply company and
the capital stock is 12.000. The incor
porators are'S. S. Parham, J. II. Par
ham, W- B. Parham, J. D. Cooper, D.
Y. Cooper, J. B. Owen and A. C. Zol
iicoffer. The company is incorporated
for fifteen years. .
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The Successful Candidates
The following named candidates for
license passed an approved examination 1
before the: State Board of Pharmacy on !
Tuesday and Wednesday last, viz:
Dr. James Wardlow Pelhani, Ashe-
ville, X. C.
James Malcolm Hall, Wilmington,
X. C. ;
John Gnstaus Grewe, Marshville,
X. C.
Walter Delbert Turner,' Reidsville.
X C.
X. Thomas Ennett, Richmond, Ya.
Lndoiph G. Fox, Asheboro, XV C.
Lawsou P. Trotter, Mt. Airy, X. C.
Edgar Eugene Williams, Brevard,
X. C. ?
B. Frank Page, Asheboro, X. C.
Frank L. Taylor, Oxford, X. C.
BATH and
CARRIAGE.
We hare purchased from James Cun
ningham, Sons & Co., 'amous car
riage and hea o builu(i S3 "iochestar,
N. Y., a nice Bevlin coiicb, vhich"we
hare added to bur Livery,' and are pre
pared to give our patrons better service
than ever. Our city has long been in
need of a first-class coach of this kind,
and we are prepared to serve our pat
rons in the best (Xew York) style. This
coach can.be had only by the best people
of our city, and is the latest fad for
wedding parties, etc. We also can fur
nish anything in our line, day or night.
! by calling Bell and Interstate 'P .one 81
at our No. 1 stable, and Raleigh and
Interstate 'Phone at our No. 2 stable.
HOLDER -
Sallbnrrt.
morgan 379.
THE GREAT HOLIDAY EQUIPMENT
x One of the most important public announcements made by this store
in the course of the year's merchandising is the news of the opening of
the Christmas stocks. Previous demands in previous years has prompt
ed us to a supreme effort, and without boast we candidly believe that-this
1901 Christmas opening . excels all like events ever attempted by this
store. Every available toot of selling space is filled to its utmost capacity
with a most .carefully selected stock of things useful, things ornamental.
Just the suitable things for gifts, and every item justly, fairly, honestly
priced. TheVtore is garbed in its brightest audits best and thus the great
Christmas selling begins..
Cards, Calendars and
BooRlets
These tokens of regard and friendship
are much sought after ami are strongly
featured here. We arc showing a dine
this season that will 'appeal to all tastes,
all ages. These artistic beauties will
cause you to wonder at. the' littleness
of the prices.
New- Year Cards and Christmas Greet
ings, beautiful sentiments of friendship
and good wishes, ! fine lithographs 'and
embossed illustrations, lO and 20e.
kinds an1 -1'0,
Hundreds of hfindsome "Calendars, ap
preciated kinds gems of the brightest
thoughts from the best-known authors;
scJcctions from ' Dickens. Tennyson.
Longfellow. Burns and others; II ." and
Itrio. assortment at 17 :t'. U)c.
Scores of Booklets, Folding and Swing
ing Calendars, Wedgcwood Panels,
Flower Fancies. Gems of Eaut.v, etc.,
etc.. 70 and 7?c. kinds for tiTi 4rc.
Largo-size Season and Bi-monthly Cal
endars: quotations from Shakespeare.
Longfellow, Dickens and oilier noted
authors: Golden Memories. Cathedral.
Heavenlv Light. JjsT. and goods
at, .s SOc.
The Doll Showsng
. This Doll section is big enough, com
plete enough to be emphasized by itself.
Hnndreds of little hearts can be . made
happy here.
Bisque Head. Kid Body Dolls, largest
for the price. U and i25c. kinds,
l'Z and 17c.
Larger sizes for 22.-40,.0 ."c, up
Jointed Kid Body Dolls natural hair,
sleeping eyes, uamatchable. worth 7rc.
and $1.50; two sizes. ,."Oc. and $1
Dressed Walking Dolls (hoys and girls),
and Jointed I)o'!s with natural haii
and evolashes, 'Belie Miffiioii"; values.
$1. .. 2: our priee. SI and $1 Air
Undressed, 7oc. and ?1.2r kinds for
13 and OOc.
Baby Dolls in long dresses and baby
caps, Oc; undressed -12e.
The Toys The Games
The BasRets" ?
Almost endless seems this -collection,
utterly bewildering in its variety. You'll
have to see to understand: you'll have
to investigate to appreciate.
Soldier Drums, 40, 7."c. and $1.25
values are. .; 2. "4Sc ami SI
Shootlies, Hcbby Horses, Tricycles,
worth .a fourth more.
SJ, $1.25, $2.25, $y
Tlionnandicnt Into Fxlle
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure. Don't be an exile when
Dr. King's Xew Disco vi ry for Con
Sumption will eure you at home. It's
the most infallible medicine for Coughs.
Colds and all Throat and Lung disease?
on earth. The first dose brings relief.
.Astounding cures result fioni persistent
use. Trial bottles 10c. Price ."(V. and
Sl.OO. Every bottle guaranteed. All
druggists.
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BUSINESS ITEMS
' WANTED. Electric Wiremen for in
side work; good men only. To ensure
reply, state wages. Florida- Electric
Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
KODAKS, CAMERAS
Kodak Co's. goods. Can fill orders ;
same day as received, especially for
films. Developing 35c. for 3Jx3i, 12
Ti'vn ' Printin find tnnlltit-ill Tit' Pflh '
If you are interested send five lc !
stamps for catalogue. W. B. Sorrell,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
WAXTED Ladies to do piecework for
us at home; we furnish all materials
and pay from $7 to x'2 weekly; send
stamped envelops to Royal Co., 34
Monroe street, Chicago.
WAXTED Experienced traveling sales
man, one acquainted with the general
merchandise trade in this state, pre
ferred; must have first-class referen
ces and give bond; permanent posi
tion to the right man. Address Box
514, Chicago.
WAXTED Two specialty salesmen for
1902. Good line,, good pay and per
manent. Address Good-pay, "Box S90,
Chicago."
WAXTED Handsome American lady,
independent rich, wants good honest
husband. Address Erie. 193 i Wash
ington street; 'Chicago, LI. j
LADIES $500 reward for a case of
- obstinate suppression, any cause, my
monthly regulator fails to relieve.
Harmless, vegetable, safe, sure Dr"
Jackson R. Co., R926 167 Dearborn
Chicago. '
WAXTED-A man for general work
m repair shop run in connection with
furniture and undertaking business. Must
be ober and industrious; must be able
to do upholstering, refinish old furniture!
cabinet work and repairing. .State salarr
and experience, with reference Smith i
Chance, Reidsville, N. Jence- tonMtl
Go-Carts, ' Tables and Writing Desks,
50, 60, Sue, $1.13 and $1.40
White Enamel and Wire Bedsteads,
large sizes, 21, 33. 42c. up to $1
China Tea Sets, 25, 43, OOc, $1.J3
. and $2.70
"Ilalma" and "La Roche," worth 75
and SOc, for 45 and SOc.
Hidden Book Titles, worth OS, now OSc.
''Logomachy" sells everywhere at' 75c,
here for 45c.
Lotto, 25c; Anagrams, 13c, and so on.
Hundreds of others at 4, 8, O, 13,
17c. etc.
Japanese Work Baskets and Boxes,
Lunch Baskets, Waste Baskets, etc.,
round and square, lO. 25, 35, 40,
SOc and so on
HandKerchiefs for Gifts
Xo Christmas show in this shop with
out a big showing of Handkerchiefs.
This Christmas outfit tops the record
all ready for you, ami you'll find choos
ing, best choosing always.
Exquisitely Dainty Handkerchiefs for
Ladies, Plain, Hemstitched. Hand Em
broidered. Lace Edge and Applique, for
the finest trade, 35, SO. 75c, $1.
$1.25 and $2
Ladies' Initial Hemstitched Handker
chiefs, all pure linen, put up half dozen
in fauey boxes, for ...$1.M
Men's White and Fancy Bordered Hem
stitched Cambric Handkerchiefs, good
enough to srive away, lO, 12!, 15e.
Soft Finish, all pure linen cambric, dif
ferent hemstitched -border widths.
Lrinen Cambric Hemstitched Handker
chiefs 20c each, or six for. .$1.00
Leather Goods for Gifts
Pocket Books, Purses, and these two
items alone cover a vast variety of styles.
Then there's Shopping Bags, Suit Cases
and Satchels of many sorts at many
priecs.-
Chillren's Leather Purses and Card
Cases Seal, Alligator and Grain. 25c
Ladies' Card Case and Purse combined
Brown, Green and Black, plain and
sterling trimmed. ..... .-.SO and 75c
Steel' and Jet Beaded Chatelaine, Oval
and Bag Shapes. .. .$1.25 to $4.00
Brown Leather Hand Bags at manufac
turers' prices, $1.28, $1.58, Sl.SS.
$2.18
Cow Leather Suit Cases,-brass trimmed.
$3.3S, $3.G0, $3.75, $4, $4.13, up
A HandsomeShowing of
Umbrellas
Experience has taught usthe value of
having, a top-notch etock' trf Umbrellas
A. MocSe-rn , Up-to-date
Business Training School
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and English. Positions guaranteed
under reasonable condtions. Railroad fare paid. Day and Xight Sessions.
Twenty per cent discount if you enter before December 1st. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. White for full information. -
Address
St. flary's School, Raleigh, N. C
ESTABLISHED IN 1843
ADVENT TERM BEGIXS SEPTEMBER 19. LEXT TERM
BEGINS JANUARY 27. '
FULL COURSE IN LITERATURE. LANGUAGES, SCIENCE,
ART. MUSIC AND BUSINESS. EXCELLENT KINDERGAR
TEN, CENTRALLY LOCATED. UNDER MISS LOUISE T. BUS-
COMPLETE MODRRN SANITARY CONVENIENCES.
FOR CATALOGUE AND PARTICULARS ADDRESS
REV. T. D. BRATTON, B. D. -
Moedays
WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
H AND SO ME :
to i Let sets
A.nc3 will be olfcreci on SPECIAL SALE ON MONDAY
WE ARE SELLING OUT, AND ALL WILL GO
If you. want a. Toilet Set, tHis will be your opportunity
and our loss. We . Have too many to advertise the
prices, but COME AND SEE.
We Have a few of the JARDINIERES, BASKETS
AND GERMAN COOKING WARE left, and to close
all the balance of these out at once, we will continue
sale on these Monday at SPECIAL LOW LOSS PRICE
DON'T MISS THIS '
Our Next Announcement Will be .Outr
NEW CHRISTMAS TOY.5, ALL, NEW
and in place for the next. Watch the Paper. j&jZ?
WE ARE SELLING OUT,
to choose from, Mnd we have got it now,
if we never had it before. Prices are
bound rto please.
Melrose Serge, Natural Wood Handles,
all this week at - $1.00
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, German Silvei
mounting, special. ........ .$1.4J
Taffeta Umbrellas, French Horn, Pearl
and Silver mounted . .$1.08
Extra Fine All-Taffeta Silk 20-inch Um
brella's, Pearl mounted, Sterling Silver
trimmed $3.00
Gift Umbrellas, with (Sterling Silver and
Gold Heads, at. . .$3.75 and $5.00
Fine Array ofFurs
There's holiday happiness" in a Fur
gift, and it lasts. Suppose you try it.
Scarfs, Muffs and Collarettes, all here
and ready for the choosing.
Black, Brown and Stone Marten Fur
Scarfs, worth $7.50 and $10. for
$5.00 and $7.50
Real Mink and Sable Fox $15 and $20
Scarfs for .$10 and $15
Astrachan and Electric Seal, Grey Fox
and Seal, and River Mink Collarettes,
$5 $10 and $12.50
Brown Marten Sable and Two-Stripe
Mink Muffs $5, $8 and $15
Cifts for the Men FolKs
These you choose from a holiday outfit
cf Men's Furnishings; and if you choose
here they will lie right in every par
ticular. Xew Christmas line of Men's Plain and
Fancy Xeckties. latest styles. 25, SOc.
Gents' Genuine Egyptian Mocha Gloves,
$1 and $1.50
Men's Smoking Jackets-rJapanese Silk
Quilted and Golf C4oths. $3.75, $4
Bath Robes of Wool Blankets, with
fancy borders and solid color, faced
with plaid backs.. $5.75 and $0.75
Dressing Gowns of Fancy Blankets, Golf
Cloths, figures and stripes,
$7.50 and $8.25
Hosts of Fancy Articles
Not Classified
Will print you a "few of them picked
from here and there. They've all got the
Christmas flavor.
Thirty subjects in Terra Cotta Statuary
from which to make selection $3, $4.
$5; good pieces at 75c, $1, $1.50
and $2.00.
Handsome Framed Pictures at dry-goods
prices... $1, Sl.SO and $2
-Medallions at all prices.
Brass Mirrors and Picture Frames, gold
plated. $1. $1.50, $2. $2.SO, $3
and $3.SO.
Onvx Tables ...$4, $5 and $0
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
330 Fayetteville St., Kaleigh.
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A: B. STRONACH CO.
1901 G H R TSXM AS 1901
C H R. I S T- M ' A S , P RESENT S
W'e offer a long list of sensible and useful articles, suitable for Chmtmat
presents. ' N . J .. ....
The assortments are complete. The prices are right.
Ivadies Tailored Suits $27.50 to 7.00.
Ladies' Separate Skirts $8 to $1.00. r
Ladies' Raglans $15.00.
Ladies' Black, Tan and Castor Auto
mobiles $16.50.
Ladies' Box Coats and Jackets $13.y0
to .$5.00. . V -
Misses' Reefers and Coats $6.00 to
$1.50. s
Ladies' and Misses' Fur Scarfs and
Boas $12.50 to $2.50.
Ladies' Silk Boas $4.50 to $1.00.
Ladies' Cloth Capes $12.50 to 75c.
Ladies' Plaid Golf Capes? $6.00 to
$5.00.
Ladies' Flannel Waists $350 to $1.
Ladies' Black and Colored Silk
Waists $8.50 to $4.00.
Ladies' Black and" Colored Silk Pet
ticoats $8.50 to $4.00. ,
Ladies' Black, White and Colored
Knit Petticoats Tl.50 to 75c.
Ladies' and Misses' Dressing Sacques
$2.75 to 75c. -
Ladies' Eiderdown Kimonas $2.50 to
$1.50. , '
Infants'-Fancy Knit Wool Coats 50c
Ladies' Black and Colored Walking
Hats $2.25 to SOc.
Misses' Black and Colored Walking
Hats $1.25 to 50c
Infants' Fancy Silk Caps $1.25 to
$1.00. N
Children's Fancy Cassimere Caps 75c
tc 25c
Ladies' Black, White and Colored Kid
Gloves $1.50 to 75c.
Misses' Black and Colored Mittens
50c to 75c
Infant's White and Colored Mittens
15c. "
Ladies' and Misses' Do Skin Gloves
Sl.oo -to 50c
Men's Lined Cloth Buck Skin Palm
Gloves $1.50. 1
Men's Cashmere Gloves 50c 'to '35c.
Boy's Knit Wool Gloves 25c
Ladies' Shoes, Buttoned and Laced
$3.50 to $1.00.
Misses' Shoes. Buttoned and Laced,
$2.00 to $1.00.
Children's Shoes, Buttoned and Laced,
$1.00 to 20c.
Men's Shoes, in Box Calf and Vici
Kid, $4.00 to $1.25.
Youths' and Little Gents' Shoes $2.00
to $1.00.
Over Gaiters for Ladies 75c to 25c.
Lamb's Wool Slipper Soles 25c
Toilet Slippers for Ladies $1.50, to
$1.00. -
Umbrellas for Ladies and Men $5.00
to SOc
Trunks $15.00 to $1.00.
Telescopes $2.50, to 65c
Ladies' Gossamers, with Capes, $3.00
to $2.00.
Curtains $7.50 to 50c pair.
Tapsetry $2.25 to 50c.
Drapery Silks SOc ' 'N' '
Silkoline 12l,c to 10c
Large Shawls to Breakfast Shawls
75c to 25c
-Windsor Ties 25c to 15c.
Automobile Ties $1.00 to 25c. i
V e have, in addition to this list, a Department of Xotions filled with ster
ling silver 'pieces, shell ornaments, leather and steel goods for ladies' wear,
and many other things that the public can secure to their advantage as tlio
prices will be reasonable and very satisfactory. '
A. B. STRONACH CO., Raleigh, N. G.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
One Of our buyers was in New York
last week and bought j&j&j&j&j&j&jZ
25 COAT SUITS,-Samples
Worth from $10 to $20. We bought them
at about half price, and have them priced
from j& j&
to
These are better made than the regular stocK, and rro
a tremendous bargain. We also bought a Sample Line
of SKirts, and are selling them at $3.00 to $5-00.
They are orth more 50 per cent more than marked.
The Coat Suits are in BLACK, NAVY and GREY. All
sizes, 32 to 40.
14 East Martin Street
FOR fl EN ONLY.
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Ladies' Silk and Leather Belts Si on
to 25c.
Black and Colored Silks $1.S5 to 5oc-
Black and Colored WoUl Dress G.Kxis
$2.25 to 25c. 8
Plaid Back Heavy Cassimere foi
Walking Skirts $1.25.
Ladies' Knit Combination Suits Si -.
to $1.00. ' "r-
Misses Knit Combination Suits 5V.
Ladies' Knit Ribbed Vests and Pants
$1.35 to 25c.
Misses' Knit Vests and Pants 75c t
15c
Boys' Knit Vests, Drawers and Pan:
75c to 15c.
Infant's Skirts and Wrappers 50c to
15c.
Ladies' Knit Ribbed Corset Cover
SOc.
Ladies' Cotton Hose 35c to 10c. i
Ladies' Wool Hose 3oc
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Hose 25c.
Misses' and Boy's Hose 25c to 10c.
Infant's Hose 25c to 10c.
Men's Half Hose 30c to 10c
.Ladies' Corsets, standard makes, $2.21
to 50c.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen,.
$1.50 to tOc -
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Linen Fin
ished, 10e to 5c.
Men's and Boy's Handkerchiefs 2."
to 5c
Table Damask $1.50 to 25c
Xapkins and Doylies, per dozen, $4.,"0
to 40c.
Hemmed -Stitched, 'Hemmed and
Fringe Towels $1.00 to 10c
Linen .Sheeting, 10-4 wide, $1.00 per
yard.
Union Linen Sheeting, 10-4 wide. ,"0c
per yard.
Art Linen for Drawn Work 60c to
35c.
Linen. Lawns and Cambrics fop
Handkerchiefs; $1.50 to 35c.
Fringed Edged Damasks for Tidies
and Bureau Scarfs 25c.
Pure Wool Blankets. White ant'
Grew $5.50 to $3.50 pair.
Fine Cotton Blankets, White, Grey,
Tan. $1.50 to 75c pair.
Colored Comforts, Cotton Filled,
$3.00 to 75c
. Down and Imitation Down Filled
Comforts $6.50 to- $4.00.
Counterpanes, Marseilles, $5.00 to
$2.00.
Counterpanes, Crochet. $2.50 to Toe.
Sheets. Hemmed Stitched, Pillow and
Bolster Cases to match.
Sheets, Hemmed, Fillow and Bolste:
Cases to match.
Cassimeres for Men and Boy's wear
75c to 25c
Outings 10c to Sc.
Flannelettes 10c to 8 l-3c.
White Underwear, Flannel, $1.00 to
15c '
Red Underwear. FHannel. 50c to 15c.
White Embroidered Flannel for In
fan ts $1.00 to 75c
Tickings 25c to OVlc .
Percales 1214c to 7-'c -
Raleigh, N. C.
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