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HE RALEIGn BAlLY TTME: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1911, . , -
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Special Today
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f.K. ' .U
50c. Candy 29c.
KING-CKOWELL
SI Quality
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. BON'? FEEL BLUE.
'.i! I like to hear a feller who will
whistle at his work,
I like .to hear a feller, who will hum
a little tune;
a feller's got some music, why, he
ain't so apt to shirk;
Ho kin change a bleak December into
mild and merry June.
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"What's the use o" feeling blue;
There Is sunshine here fur you.
L.le is mostly what you make it, make
it meller-llke an' true;
,are will often run away
'St he .finds you're feelin' gay,
Open up' your muslo, brother, an', by
thunder, let us play!
There's enough uv gloom an' sorror uv
the kind that hez to be,
Lots uv It's imaginery; you kin
whistle it away;
when you see or trouble skulkin' in
the lots behind a tree
Let him see you're merry -hearted;
put your record on an': play. .
.What's the use o'. feelin' blue;
Nature's happy-like an' true.
; felp the world to be more cheerful
an twill do the same for you;
Itlue is all right in the sky.
All rUjht.il) a maiden's eye.
But "floift "git it in your system; it
will kill you by an' by.
-Joe Cone, in New York Sun.
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XIrs. E. Of" Brown has returned from
Durham., ,
Mrs. R-, J. Thompson lias gone to
'.lencer.
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Rev. and Mrs. Sam Hanff have re-iii-ned
to their home at Duke.
Mitss Mondy .and Miss Parish are
..siting Miss Saliie Beckham on. North
. k-Dowell Street.
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Mr. 'and Mrs. W. L. Williams, of
'nirham, are the guests of Mr. and
-Mrs. Franklin McNeill.
.
Miss Katherlne Diggs, of Lynchburg,
Ya., Is the guest of Mrs. James F.
jVrrall on Hllsboro street.
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Miss Effie Sinclair, of Fayetteville,
" ho has been visiting Mrs. R. S. Mc
leaehy, has returned home.
Miss Miriam Shaw, of Henderson,
vho has been visiting friends at St.
Mary's, has gone to Sanford.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner W;
. Scott .has gone to Greensboro to
.pend Sunday with his family.
.
Miss Blanche Hanes, of Mocksville,
vho has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
i. D. W. Connor, has returned home.
Miss Amelia M. Abrahamson, of
Denver, Col., field secretary of the
National Jewish Hospital for Con
fumptlves, is1 in tho city in the inter
est of her work.
Magazine Clubbing Rates
FOR TIMES
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with Mime of the leading magazines and c are going to
give t'.io subscribers of The Times the full advantage of
this offer. The following offer is for Times subscribers
only. If you are not a subscriber send in year's subscrip
tion today, together with the amount for either of the fol
lowing clubbing offers.
Everybody's Magazine $1.50
The Delineator 1.00
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Everybody's Magazine $1.50
Woman's Home
Companion 1.50
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Everybody's Magazine $1.50
World's Work " . 3.00
The Delineator , 1.00
$&50
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H-itat subscriber to Tlie Times ' then you must add one
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ICS RALEEGD
rALEion : - -
and Sunday
DRUG COMPANY,
Drag Store,
Mrs. Joseph A. Brown, of Chadbourn,
who has been In the city with her hus
band. Senator Brown, has gone to
Greensboro.
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Mrs. W. S, Stevens and Mrs. T. R,
Hood, of Smlthfleld, who have been
visiting Mi's. R. S. Stevens, have re
turned home. :':,'"
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Mrs. J. S. Price, of Washington, D.
C, who have been visiting her parents,
Capt. and Mrs, B. P. Williamson, has
returned home.
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Miss Margaret Boylan is entertain
ing Over The Tea Cups Club at her
home on Hlllsboro street this after
noon at four o'clock.
Mrs. Frank P. Hobgood, of Greens
boro, who has been in the city with her
husband has gone to Oxford t o visit
her husband's relatives.
Mrs. Lycursrus Hotter. - of Gates, is
In the city with her husband, repre
sentative Hotter, stopping at the home
of Maj. and Mrs. R. H. Bradley.
Mr T-T V. W:iitf nffpY- snipndlner a
few days in the city on her return
fvnm T ji fnvtxMp T.n.. where slip visited
her son, Mr. Paul Waitt, has gone to
Marion to Imn . nor fmuErhter. Miss
Ethel Waitt. She was accompanied by
Mips Janle Reese, who will spend sov
oral weeks at Marlon.:.
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Reception to General Assembly.
The faculty and students of the agrl
cultural ' department at the A. & M.
College will give a reception Monday
night In honor of the general assembly.
The biological classes from the girls'
schools and friends in the city have
also been invited.
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With Mrs. i M. Harper. :
Mrs, F. M. Harptr is entertainim
a few friends at an afternoon tea in
honor of Mrs. Rouse, of Klnston ami
Miss Morgan, of Suffolk. n., guests
of Mrs. J. Y, Joyner.
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With Mrs. J)avid Klias.
Mrs. David Ellas charmingly enter
tained last night in honor of her guest,
Miss Rennie, of Norfolk. . and Miss
Goode. of Buffaloe Lithia' Springs, Va.',
the guest of Miss Annie Jones.
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Saleni Day Observed.
Members of the Raleigh Chapter of
the Alumnae of Salem College enjoyed
a delightful 'Informal reception at th
home of Miss Jane Ward yesterday af
ternoon celebrating Salem Day, the
109th anniversary. Greetings were sent
to the alumnae at Walom.
On account of other social affairs in
the city the meeting was held at 3:30
o'clock.
Reminsclences of old times were in
dulged .in and the old days at Salem
were talked of over a cup of tea and
wafers.,
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Art Exhibit At Woman's Club.
During next week there will be on
display at the Woman's Club a hand-
SUBSCRIBERS
41.90
for the two
one year.
-$2.20
for the two
one year.
43.75
for the three
one year.
DAILY TOES,
iiorth Carolina.
some exhibit of oil and water color
paintings costing about $60,00 to $75,000.
There are about a dosen -or' fifteen
paintings in oil and fifty or Blxty water
colors, the work of noted living artists.
The exhibit Is In charge of Mr. I. S.
Levvy, of New York and was brought
to Raleigh by the art department of
the club, of which Mrs. Wm. J. An
drews is chairman. The exhibit is
open to the members of the club and
all should avail themselves of, the op
portunity of seeing these noted pictures.
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BIOLOGICAL RECEPTIOX.
To be Given Monday Evening at 8
O'clock in Agricultural Building.
The following invitations have been
issued: : '
The agricultural faculty and students
of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
request your presence at the
Biological reception
Monday evening, February sixth
nineteen Hundred and eleven,
eight o'clock, in the ,
Agricultural Building. '
THK WOMAN'S CM B.
Mrs. Frederick Shoff to Address the
Club Monday Afternoon.
ltuli.ich will have the honor of hav
ing as a guest for a few days a niost
celebrated woman. Mrs. Frederick
Schoff. of Philadelphia, who has been
for nine years president of the National
PnnirreBK of Mothers. Next to Judge
Lindsay,. of Denver, Col., Mrs. Schoff
probably knows more about Juvenile
(inni.ts than anvbodv In the country.
She has addressed the Canadian Parlia
ment 'anci was instrumental in getting
the juvenile court established.
Mrs. Schoff is on a return trip from
Mississippi. Alabama a,!id Tennessee
In the Interest of the mother's con
gress and good work for children. She
will be a guest at the home of Mrs.
Julian Timberlake. 425 North Blount
street for a few days. Mrs. .TimberiaKO
w 11 be. clad to have the lames ot me
ritv call and meet Mrs. Schoff.
On TWondav afternoon at live 0 ciock
Mi-h. Srhoff will address the Woman's
Club in the club room at five o clock.
All members of the club are invited
to be present and hear the lecture and
meet Mrs. fchoff.
KOI1 MISSKS SIMMONS.
Mrs. V. A. Mahler Entertained Yes
tenlay Afternoon From Five Till
.'. Six.'
In honor of her sisters. Misses Ella
ami Isabelle Simmons., of New Bern
Mrs. Ludwie A. .Mahler charmingly en
tertained yesterday afternoon from five
till six at her beautiful home .on North
Person street.
The decorations were simple ' and
beautiful of pink cut tiowers. Many
eue.-ts Calle1 during (tic afteiiioon and
greatly enjoyed the event.
Mrs. Thnmas M. Ashe and Mis,
M. Stronach met the guests in the
hall. Thev were ushered by Mrs. Joseph
E. Poirue to the receiving line In which
were Mrs. Mahler and the guests of
honor. Misses Ella .and Isabelle Sim
nibns, also her sister, Mrs. (jrahani
Andrew's.
Miss Emmie Drewry and Mrs. R. D
W. Connor ushered the guests into the
dining room. Mrs. Julian Timberlake
.Miss Mary. Gibbs and Mrs. Howard
Thomas received the guests here. Tea
was ixiured bv Mrs. John Andrews. As
sisting in serving were: Miss Louise
Bruce Wright, Miss Katherine "...Boy
lan. Miss '.Josephine 'Boylan' and ..Miss
Alice Avcock.
Receiving in the punch room Were
Mrs. A. B. Andrews. Jr., and Mrs.
Ben Baker. : Punch was served by
Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. James
McKimmon.
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MOKXIXG BKII)(E PABTY.
Mrs. M. T. orris and Miss Norris
Entertain Large Party of Guests
Mrs. M. T. -'.Norris and Miss Norris,
entertained at bridge this morning,
complimentary to Miss Vivian Strong.
of Georgia; Mrs. Lindsay Hopkins, of
Greensboro: Mfcs. James McKimmon
and Mrs. Grimes Haywood.
Others present were: Mrs. Sherill,
Mrs. Gannon, Miss Morson, Mrs. Mur
ray Allen, Mrs. P. D. Gold, Mrs. C. W.
Gold, Mrs. Dale and Miss Moyo, of
Greenville, N. C: Mrs. Bryan Grimes
Mrs. Julian Timberlake, Mrs. W, B,
Snow, Mrs. James Pou, Mrs. Crowell
Miss Mary Armistead Jones, Miss
Margaiit Boylan. Miss Duncan, Miss
Perry, Mrs. Rnbt. Strong, Miss Ixiuli
Briggs, Mrs. Kufus McAdcn. of Louis
burg; Miss Belle Heart, Miss Kinmle
Drewry, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. McPher
son, Mrs. Wooten, of Greenville, N. C.
Mrs. Latta. Miss Latta, Mrs. Graham
Andrews, Mrs. Ludwig Mahler, Miss
Root, Mrs. E. C. Hillyer, Mis. A. H
Ball, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Folke, Miss
Diggs, of Lynchburg, Va.; Mrs. Frank
Stronach, Mrs. Drewry, Mrs. Hubert
Kovster, Mrs. James Litchford, Mrs
John Cross, Mrs. Baldy Arrington, Mrs,
Alfred Wjlllams, Mrs. Grimes Hay
wood, -Mrs. Howard Thomas, Miss Mar
garet Lee, Miss Marshall and Miss
Thomas.
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A SEVEN SOCIAL.
Christian Endeavor Society Will Give
Unique Entertainment Tuesday
Evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Hillsboro street Christian church
has issued invitations to a unique, social
to b held Tuesday Vvening at the
home of the pastor. Rev. L. F. John
son. The Invitations are In the form
of a big red seven which bears this
invitation: '..r.:, '
"The Christian' Endeavor Society of
the Hillsboro' street Christian church
will give a 7 social February 7, at the
pastor's residence 310 "JVest Bdenton
street. Doors open at 7:07.
A program of 7 numbers will ibe given
at 7:77 after which a 7 cent supper con
sisting of 7 good things to eat and
drink will be surved by i ladies at
tables. Admission: 7 cents, every 7th
person admitted free. Exit fee 7 cents.
Come and bring your fflcnds ana re-
colve a 7-fold welcome.
Alcoholic liquors for the use of na
tives are not permitted to be import
CONCERT t1C ST. MABV'S.
Event lu Honor of (ieih-ral Assembly
TlnirMlay N'ighf.
Tha concert In honor of theSKneral
ssembly . and state officers giyen
Thursday night at St. Mary's was a oNi
llghtful tieato a large and intelligent
audience.
Miss Sherwln. violinist, was a. true
rtlst as always and charmed the audi
ence in the numbers of the program and
in the. encore. ,
Miss Wilson, In the vocal numbers
outdid herself by the pleasing dramat
ic, vocalisation, and was enthusiasti
cally encored.
The final number.' the concerto played
by Miss Lum v with the able assist
ance of Miss Dowd at the second piano
was executed with firmness and Skill
and technical brilliancy.
The program follows:
Hejel Kati, Hubay. Miss Sherwln.
Spanish Romance, .Sawyer, Miss Wil
son.
(a) The Swan, Salnt-Sa'ens; (b) Horn
pipe a I'lnglesc.'. flaillard (1S61-1749);
(c) Ellin Dance, liazzinl. Miss Sherwln.
(a) At' Parting. lt"gers; (b) A Love
Note. Rogers, Miss Wilson.
Concerto in F minor, op. 69,
Hiller,
Miss Lunev.
(Second piano.: Miss Dowd.)
Miss Luney ami Mr. Owen,
panists. . . '
After the concerl there was
a most
delltUtful recent Inn in the
school
parlor, which was attended byii num
ber of the 'members of the general as
nbly and other invited guests. Re
freshments were served and the pres
ence of jnembcrs of the faculty and
students "added to the pleasure of the
evening.
FACTLTY t OXCEBT FRIDAY.-'
At Meredith College Complimentary
to the Meniliei-s of the liejfislatnre.
Program.
The music faculty of Meredith Col
lege will give ii concert complimentary
of the legislatuie at the .auditorium
of Meredith college,- Friday, February
Will at 8:30 n. m.
Owing to the limited seating capacity
of the auditorium, admission will be
bv card only. Friends desiring these
cards can get them by applying to Mr.
Hacedorn at the dean's office. Meredith
College. , .
Mr. Hagedoin has arranged the fol
lowing program:
Toccata..- -Rogers. Miss Shearin. ,
Trio: Mavtime. ; Riccl, Misses Day
and Miss Hayncs.
Caprice. Heller On Mid Summer
Night's Dream. Miss Futrell.
Concerto Gwinor, Bauch, Gustav
Hagedorn.
Aria! Alia s:. 11a Confidante. Robaudl,
Miss Helen. U-.y.
(a) .RomrtTirr . cle , Counte . d'Avrll,
Wldor: ' (bV .C.inrice. . Phillips, two
pianos': -.'Misses . Sousley and Futrell.
The Deiugi-: Prelude.' Saint Saens,
violin, piano .and' organ.
Etude in f,-"in of a Valse, Saint
Saens. Mrs. Hagedorn.
' WITH M KS. ,1. S. WY..E."
Clianiiiiig "At Rome" Yesterday Af
teienoon for Mrs. Powell. .
Mrs. .1 S. Wynne gave a. dellshtfiil
"at hoini " yesterday aft'eriioon, from
four -.till six complimeniary to Mrs.
James i'rmell, of Oxford.
About three hundred guests called
during the . afternoon. Music was
furnl-lioil by Levin's orchestra,:.
Cards . were' received at. the -.door by
littli' Misses 'Elizabeth . Harden and
Gladys II: own,' of Charbourn.:
The giit sts .Were received In the' hull
by Mrs. W. F. Wilson and Miss Kate
Badger. " " -
Assisting Mrs. Wynne, In the receiv
ing line were, the guest of honor. Mrs.
Powell, Mrs.. Grimes-Haywood, Mrs. J.
A. Brown, of Chadbourn: Mrs. W. C,
Dowd. of Charlotte: Mrs. T. C, Cox,
of Wa.i.-lMiro; Mrs. K. E. Moffitt, Mrs.
Densoii and .Mrs. Brookshire. '
Mrs. James Pou and Mrs. Franklin
McNeill ushered the guests into the
dining room, where 'they were received
by Mrs.' V. M, Harper. A salad Course
A MATTER OF
LIFE AND DEATH
Serious Question, of Interest
to All Women, Discussed
in Letter From Mrs.
. Hanes. .:--;:-v:';'..'.:.';-.;-.;
Griffith vllie, - Ark. Mrs. Alta
Hanes, in a' letter from this place,
says: "I had been sick for a long
time,' as I was a sufferer for seven
years, and never found relief until
about six months ago, when I began
to take Cardul. ;
Before I took the medicine I suf
fered death a thousand times. I had
fits and nervous spells, till some
times I didn't want to live another
minutes. I tried everything I ever
heard of, but nothing did me any
good till I read of Cardul helping
so many women, and I concluded to
give it a trial.,.
From the first bottle I began get
ting better, and, by the hdlp of Car
dui I am a well woman today. I
never will get through praising that
wonderful medicine." '
Are you weak, tired,, worn-out?
Do you Huffer from any of the pains
peciiliar to weak women? If so, take
Cardui. ' : . - '
As a , remedy lor woman's ills,
Cardui has fio etluil. It is purely
vegetable,;, composed of ingrdlents
which liave .'been found td build up
the vitality tind'4st!;engthen the wo
manly constitution, as 'well ns pre
vent or relieve those terrible pains
from which weak women suffer. : Ask
your druggist about it.
N. B. -Write tor Ladles Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine - Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In
tructltna, and -pai book, "Home
Treatment for. Women,'' sonKki plain
wrapper, on request. . A.-, .
was served bv Misses Sue Kttehln.
Essie Baker. Sue Thackston, Albertlne
Moore, Lillian Rlddlck and Agnes McLean.':"'-'
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Mra. Ivey ushered the guests into
the ice cream room, .where they were
met by Mrs. R.: M. Albright' nd Miss
Daisy Deison, . ,
Pelicious Ices were served' by Misses
Jans Williams, Mary Chamberlain,
Mary i'''nies Cowper, Hannah Ashe,
Katherme Mackay, and Mary White,"
Mlsn Mill P.itra nnndnrted the fruestS
to the punch"Vomi Mrs, Charles BelVin!
and Mrs. P. ESeagle assited by Mi:
Coltoi- and Miss 'cy Moore servea
punch. v - :
The decorations throughout the house
were smilajc. palms and potj.ed plants.
The reception room and dining room
were in green anu' watte, auu
ruunfllinn9 hAlnir 1ii.il
ln the Ice cream room yellow daffiJ
dlls made a charming decoration, while
the punch room was in red, carnations
being used for the decorations. :'''
'''. -FOVXDER'S
DAY EXERCISES
At Meredith College Next Thursday,
February Oth, ; 1 1 O'clock A. M.
The following Is the order of exer
cises for the observance of Founder's
Day at Meredith College next Thursday
at 11 o'clock:
Processional: "Sfi, "Brightly gleams
Our Banner." Haydn.
Invocation Rev. Adiel Jarrett Mon
crief. - .
Anthem: 'Slng, O Heavens," Tours.
Scripture Lesson Dr. Richard ( Til
man Vann.
Hymn: 636, "A Mighty Fortress is
Our God," Luther. :l
Pra.ver Rev." Thomas Washington
O'Kelly.'-'
Anthem. "Jerusalem, O Turn Thee to
the Lord," Gounod.
Address, "The Gospel of Wealth,"
President Edwin M. Poteat, Furmnn
University.
College Hymn: 935. "Alma Mater,'
Vann.
Recessional : G98. "Fling Out the Ban
nor," Calkin. V,.i : -' ;:
In the afternoon from, four-thirty to
six. the faculty will be at home to all
their friends both ladies - and gentle
men. '
They will be assisted iir receiving by
Mr. Wesley N. Jones, president of the
board of trustees, and Mrs. Jones
Prcsldcl.it Edwin M. Poteat, of Furman
I'nivcisity: President and Mrs. William
Louis Poteat. of Wake Forest College
and Mr., William Cary Dowd. speaker
of the house of representatives, and
Mrs, Dowd.
BASKET BALL GAME.
lUleigli High Scliool tiirls lU'at Cen
Icnnial tiirls 21 to 11.
Tlie opening game of basket ball be
tween the Raleigh High .School girls
and the 'Centennial girls on the Cen
tennial grounds yesterday afternoon
resulted In a victory for the Higl
School girls tn the tune of 11 to 11.
Athletics among the girls this season
is meeting with much enthusiasm. A
basket ball ground has been lilted up
for the High Scliool girls .on the corne
across from the Presbyterian .church
while the Centennial girls have "a good
court on their' school grounds. The
irame yesterday afternoon was wit
nessed by a large crowd of students,
While there were no special features
or star plays all did good .work and
played a good game.
Prof. W. P. Jackson coaclied the
Centennial team while Miss Rosalliw'
Williamson was coach- for tlie High
School. ..-.''.:' "''-' '.: '
. The line-up was as v.ollows:
Centennial: Spann, f. capt.; Johnson,
f.: Holloway, g.f Harp, g,: Johnson, c.
Pace,- c
High School: Riddlck. e..'. 'capt.
Wynne, c.; Walters, g.; Ball, g.
Hunter, f.; Robertson, f.
MARRIAfiE TODAY.
Romantic Affair Ended in
House This Morning.
Coui'
This morning about eleven o'clock
Mr. William B. Bass, of Middlesex and
Mifs"Foy Honeycutt, of Kagle Rock
were united in marriage by Mr. u
lium H. Sawyer, J. P., in tlie oftlce
the register of deeds.
Mr. Bass was a widower, ago 39, and
had several children. His bride is jus
19. tlie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
D. Honeycutt, of Eagle Rock.
Besides the. of flee employes, tlie mar'
riage was witnessed by L. H. Smith
of Fuquay Springs: A. T. Mial. of Ral
eigh, anil E, B. Martin, of Raleigh
route No. 1.
MEN AM) WOMEX.
, A flagstaff made in several sections
that telescope for convenience in
handling has been patented.
In general nnd electrical engineer
ing factories in the United Kingdom
over 16,000:. women are employed.
The, Lake Superior Corporation of
Sauk Ste," Marie announces its inten
tion of building, a modern paper mill
at a cost of about $ 1,000,000, also of
remodeling and starting its idle sdl
phite pulp mill.
England hus 250 young Chinese
attending 'universities, .medical
schools and engineering works
China Is becoming westernized, and
railways are building throughout the
land. - Newspapers and schools ar
to be found in -every important city
At Brightlinsea sprats are as high
as the water ' In . London. ' Sprats
have heretofore sold at 10 to 1
cents a bushel, but now they an
flopping up to 74 cents and a dollar,
Hundreds of hands are daily picking
tens of tons'for fish ensers on the
continent. , ; :
'' A Birmingham firm nas discov
ered and patented a new allow of
aluminum, which is called c;avus. It
is claimed that this alloy Is at least
60 per. cent, stronger than ordinary
aluminum and that-its wetgnt Is one
third that of brass of an equivalent
volume; that it will take a'rery
high polish, equal to that which can
be obtained with Bilver,
It's time for
think about Spring, and naturr
ally you think about, what you;
,J r ,'.-'. ,-:,,-' .' ' -. 'r'"..-; . .. - -. '. - '.-;-.
are going to wear.
White
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We have never attempted to show as
extensive a Hne
goods with the variety to them as we
are showing this year.
Sheer Lawns 10, 15. 20, 25 and 35. .;.
Persian Lawns, 45
and 25.
Plain Flaxons 20, 25 35 a yard.
Dimities 10, 12 12, 15, 20 and 25c.
Nainsook and Long Cloth 10, 12 1-2
and 15c.
Linen Suiting, in
12 1-2, 15, 25,
Renfrew Madras
Sun Proof and Tub
Proof
31 inches wide in the very prettiest pat
terns imaginable. Better than any
Ginghams ever made. Special at 12 1-2
a yard.
Percals and
Ginghams
The best makes of both goods in a
great variety of styles 12 l-2c a yard.
Royal Worcester
Corsets
For this week $2 Royal Worcester
Corsets, all sizes, at $1.00.
Embroideries and
Laces
Here is our strongest line. We give
no prices for lack of room, but values
are exceptional. See them,
Hi
W W&r
you to begin to
Goods
.
or a line of white
inches, wide, 15, 20,
different finish, 10,
50 and 75c.
(iririiij:
ed lntp SovalUand.
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