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Salisbury
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This Directory is published for the
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enefit of Evening Sun readers and
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ths firms represented herefn are cho-
n as being reliable and worthy of
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public patronage. . j
New Week Bands and Buttons
Sewed, oti Free of Charge,
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McCUBBINS & HARRISON
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Real' Estate and Insurance
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Noti rinnr to Davis and Wiley I Lank.
. Salisbury, N. C.
WANTED
To feed flvA hundred hungry people
Come and try a steak with usJ We
have an experienced cook, the best in
the city. Come once ana you are su
to com- again.
STAR RESTAURANT
East council Street
THE MAN WHO SMILES
Occasionally we run across he man
-who was born with a "smile in nit
mouth" instead of the silver spoon.
You can have the Smile of Satisfaction
and the silver spoon too, bysending
your work to .
SALISBURY STEAM LAUNDRY
FOR
ALL PARTIES OWING ME
coal are requested to call and settle
at once as your bill is past due. j '
This means you j
JOS H. MCNEEL.Y Ju 20. lm
WANTED TO SELL 8 room house
and lot on Newton Heights, desirable
location. Terms one-half cash, re
mainder on good terms. Apply to
W. L- RAY, Spencer. N. C j
CORNCLISON
work and
give
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We make a speo-
H O U S E R &
, Will do your
satisfaction.
ialty of Tin and Slate Roofing,
Guttering and Repairing. J .
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NORTH MAIN STREET, close to Jail
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is the Perfection of
Laundering. Every trace
of soil removed, the gar
ment ironed Jo faultless
smoothness, and no wear
on tne outton noies,
neck band or wrist
bandsperfection, in a
word. '
Do we. get your next
bundle? i
Antiseptic
111 1-2 S. Main.
Xaandry.
Phone 24
GROWTH OF THE
WaGhovia Loan .
'& Trust Company.
SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION,!
G. S. WILLIAMS & CO j
107 West Fisher Street j
Want to repair your Bicycle tor
you, NOW, and get you ready for a
spin and business. ' J
A good supply of New Wheels on
Hand. J -
JOB P R I NT I N G
For first class Job Printing on short
notice, you are invited to give me a
call.
W. H. STEWART,
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120 West Innlss streeL
WATCH THIS SPACE j
for Rome surprising things In photo-
, graphs. j
FRANKS' STUDIO j
Near Passenger Depot
CALL ON
C. B. JORDAN
Real Estate and Insurance
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107 W. Inniss St. Salisbury, N. C.
Also office Spencer bank Spencer
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CALL ON
D. L. GAS KILL
Headquarters for Pittsburg Polish-
ted Plate Glass.
Office Bell Block.
Deo. 15, 1893,
Dec. 15, 1894,
Dec 15, 1896,
Dec. 15, 1898,
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Dec. 15. 1900,
Dec 15, 1902,
Dec 15, 1904.
Mar. 14, 1905
JUNE 15, 1893:
Deposits
! S9 708.93 $
147 903.53
236 379.80
552J.94.84
909 002.42
1 188 739.13
i, 047 634.68
3 373 036.89
211 985.14
367 713.9C
469 408.24
801 167.3C
1 172 341.9C
1586 657.51
3 809 370.71
4 134 404.10
j WE WANT MORE SfSsS
Salisbury . Sa vipg j
I Bank Building
SHAM ARMOR.
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gtOT-r of a Once Fftnioai Vessel Ia
the RuMian Navy
; Among the anecdotes told by Colonel
F. A. Wellesley in his booS, '"With the
Russians In Peace and Wars", is one
:oncerninga once famous vessel of the
Russian navy. When the Ironclad
Peter the Great, from which so much
was expected, was in course of con
struction " the deputy acting minister
of marine, on being suddenly asked by
the czar what progress the ship , in
question was making, lost his head
and replied that she would be ready
for sea in three weeks. "The emperor
expressed great "satisfaction at the
news anil said that he would shortly
Inspect the vessel at Cronstadt... It so
happened however,, that, far from
being ready for sea, the ship was still
in dock and that her armor plates,
which were being rolled in England,
had not even been delivered. In vie
of the emperor's threatened visit all
useful work on board the ship was
stopped, and hundreds of men were
set to work night and day at the erec
tion cf cabin3, the covering of the ship
with sham armor, the erection , of
wooden turrets and the like.
"When the Duke of Edinburgh came
to Russia I told-his royal highness this
story," continues Colopel Wellesley,
"which he was most reluctant to be
lieve. I told the duke, however, that
he would soon, have an opportunity of
Judging for himself at a naval review,
and I predicted that, as he was a naval
officer and therefore sure to detect
anything wrong,, some excuse would be
made to prevent his going on board
that particular ship. The duke ex
pressed to a Russian naval officer his
desire to . visit that ship, but objec
tion's were raised to his doing so.
"Then -the emperor, noticing that
some
to be lowered Immediately to take his
royal highness on board. After the re
view the duke told me that I was
wrong about the turrets being made
of wood, as he had placed his hand
on one of them, and it was made of
canvas and yielded to the pressure of
his fingers
HANDSOME NEW APPLE.
Fruit a Good Shipper and Trees Good
Bearers.
Handsome one naturally expects a
Kentucky product to be. So it is no
surprise that the name Fall Beauty
has been selected as appropriate for
pi new apple which has originated in the
Blue Grass country. The apple, accord
ing to the description; of It. Gar
man 'of the state experiment station, is
not only a beauty, but has other good
qualities. The apples are sometimes
deeper on one side than the other, but
generally quite symmetrical. The
weight seems to average a fraction
above half a pound. Other points are:
Color, deep purplish red, soinetiines
completely so, again only or largely on
THE PAXIi BEAUTY.
the exposed side; striped, with deeper
purple and pale waxen yellow; when
fully ripe, with ocher yellow, the stripes
contracting and extending into the cav
itv at the calvx end: marked with evi-
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thing was wrong, ordered a boat dent ocher yellow dots, these becoming
especially conspicuous where the pur
plish red Is deepest; region about the
calyx end sometimes extensively wax
en yellow. i
Flesh white at first, becoming creamy
when thoroughly ripe; flavor not strik
ing, but pleasant; subacid; skin rather
tough, thus calculated to protect it
from Insect and fungous Injury and to
render it a good shipper. Ripe Sept. 22.
Mr. Garman says: While it Is adapt
ed only for fall use, It ripens at a time
when few apples as good are In a con
dition for the table, the early ones be
ing long gone and the late ones not yet
sufficiently ripe. It keeps very well,
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Sun Cured Tobacco
aroma and taste is
guaranteed by R. J.
Reyn olds Tob a ceo
any only un
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Learn tho Genuine Sun Cured Flavor
Cut out this advertisement and send, to
gether with 1$ stamp, to R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.,Winston-Salem, N.C., and they
will mail free a Sf sample of this tobacco.
VJrHo your nan$B and addremm plainly
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AT A MAORI FEAST.
andy to all Theatres and
shops ;
ut of the noisy section
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Telephones, Electric clocks
and
lectric Lighting- Devices
in every room
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We want you to try the
refined, laitinf perfumes
mad la Calif ernia, Cut
this ad out and present It
Tvitn 10 oecta ana your
came and address to any
4ruf fciat In this dry. ft
enBtloe you to
-u- . may
effer California Ffcrfames ttwy
are true flower dormii4c Tuhn
we newers grow. Offer CIe July IB
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f ocation IDEAL
OVER
$250,000
HAS JUST BEEN
Expended Remodeling, Re
decorating & refurnishing
oderate rates prevail J
articular attention given
to detail . ;
d nsuring perfect service
O estaurant noted for its fine
cooking, moderate prices
Empire Square, Broadway
Sixty-third Street
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NEW YORK CITY
W. Johnson Quloii, Prop
Sena for gride to Nruo Yurie Fre
An Odd Welcome and a Slip on tn
Part of the Cook.
Telling of his experience at a Maori
feast, the New Zealand correspondent
of Ixmdon Public Opinion says:
I The Maori girls did a pretty welcom
ing dance, singing and dancing slowly
backward all the way till we got to
the inclosure around the meeting house
fwhare purie), where the speeches were
to be made. Then the older people cut
amazing capers, shouted themselves
hoarse and made the most repulsive
faces you ever saw by way of welcome
to their chief. Chairs were puitfor us
on the veranda of -the whare. 'Vfftieh
was prettily decorated with beautiful
palms. ;
i After some time of this and the pres
entation of mats, etc., we were invited
into the whare to lunch. It was laid
most correctly on big tables with
cloths, but the menu consisted of roast
duck, chicken, beef and sucking pig
and, so it is said, potatoes, peas and
knemaros (sweet potatoes), cooked in a
Maori oven. I chose cold duck, with
peas and potatoes. The duck arrived
quickly, but the Maori girl who brought
it said, with broad smiles, "The pota
toes aren't cooked yet!" So my lunch
consisted of duck, bread and two
oranges. Just as I finished the potatoes
arrived In pretty plaited green flax
baskets.
SECTION OF FAIiXi BEAUTY APPLE.
becoming finally In October mellow and
agreeable as an eating apple. It cooks
well before this final change, making
good sauce, but proving especially ac
ceptable when baked.
Unfortunately the cut cannot -how
the richness of the coloring of the Fall
Beauty.
According to Mr. Piper, the propa
gator, the growth and foliage of his
trees resemble those of the Rome Beau
ty. In bearing, he says. It Is as regular
as Rome Beauty or Ben Davis.
Overdid It.
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; Mrs. Passay Mary, wasn't that gen
tleman asking for me? f The New Maid
No, .mum. He described the lady he
Wanted to see as bein about forty, an
I told him It couldn't be you. Mrs
Passay Quite right, my dear. And
you shall have an extra afternoon -off
tomorrow. The New Maid Yes, mum
thankee, mum. Yes, mum; I told
him it couldn't be you, for you wa?
about fifty. Mrs. Passay And while
you're taking your afternoon off you'd
better hunt a new place! Cleveland
pie Salisbury Bakery
The best and cheapest
place to buy your
jBread, Cakes and Pies.
full line of Fancy Candies,
Tobaccoes 'and Cigars.
LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.
Phone 76.
PbfXael?nias Rapt Omit. '
These eaH the epicure to tbw
bright Philadelphia girl, "are enalla. t
pnppose Philadelphia peopl don'-t cat
them for fear of caaniistlfism.
"Oh, no, was the aaswsr; "It Isn't
that We couldn't catch them." Wash
Us&ton Star.
IVot a Commercial Quantity.
The Uruguay potato (Solanum com-
mersonii),, which has attained consid
erable newspaper notoriety of late, has
been given some attention In this offlc
on account of the disease ; resistant
qualities claimed for it. We have sue-
ceeded In obtaining a few tubers fot
our own trial and have also becom
acquainted with the results of several
experiments made last year with seed
Introduced by our office of Beed and
plant introduction and distribution.
Our representatives abroad have also
acquired some information regarding
It. We have, however, not been able
to secure any confirmation of its meiv
itorious qualities. It Is a wild variety
with very small tubers.- Those that
we have had In this office have rarely
exceeded one inch in diameter.. They
are said to be bitter. The plant Is very
stoldniferouB (putting forth suckers).
and it is doubtful whether It Is adapted
to our climate. r The question of dlseast
YOUT PrODCrty Insured resistance also remains unproved Fuiv
ther use will -be made of the species
Against Tornadoes, Cyclones in our plant breeding work, we win
. . Bure ro your reaaers mat me pia-ni
Or i W ind Storms 7 Is not a commercial auantfbr ; In f any
Sense of the word; that, aside from its
Experts of the Signal Service say possible value to plant breeders, ' It
that a Tornado policy in a ood Posess" no Interest whatever to any
Company is the only safeguard warmer in tnis country; ,that there is
against loss. , tttt?..d.2 VL irket
Act at once and protect your mni. ai. .T!.
property for a trifling sum, by rt iKrt a
securing a Windstorm Policy in toformatlon concerniar ItW. A. Or
Is one of the questions of the hour.
but it is not so important to your
immediate welfare as the question
Is
the
AGENCY OF
J. AIM BE WW
Fourth of July Rate
The Southern Railway offers low
round trip rates of one fare plus one
third between all point3 south of
Washington and East of Memphis.
Tickets are on sale July 1st, 2nd, 3rd
and 4th with return limit July 8th.
For example round trip fare to Con
cord $1.00, Charlotte $L95, Danville,
Va., $4.25, Statcsvilee $1.15 Greens
boro $2.20 and other points on the
same basis.
teii Department of Agriculture, in Or-
ance Judd Parmer." 1 '
Th laportance of AdTrtMac
Time was when advertising was
garded as bl6wing one's own horn,'
and there have been in it at times
fakes and frauds, just as there have
been In other lines ,, of . business. All
that has changed very perceptibly in
the past three or four decades. Busi
ness men have realized that' the world
is too large to ask the people in it to
hunt around and find out for them
selves what the manufacturer makes
and what the merchant has to sell. The
possible consumer must be found and
told about what Is for sale and why
he should buy it. That is all there is
to advertising. Indianapolis Star.
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Dr. M. Marts
The Well Known OptiGfan, formerlij of
New Bern,
has decided to locate in SALIS
BURY. Having had many years
' e xperience witn a large practice I
em enabled to relieve thr se per
sons having any ailments of the
-.eye, causing pain and imperfect
fright 1 will give a satisfactory,
examination and fit them with
suitable glasses..
In the rapid xrogress of science
ard scientic inventions for the past
Un or fifteen years much has been
done to discover the real cause of
the loss of visual power in both old
or young, and much has been
luunfd ard .means discovered to
t n cdy the defects of the eye by
i.'je of glasses, in all cases of im
I trfect vision and headaches
caused thereby. A perfect spec
tacle will give relief to eyes tired,
weak, painful dimmed, or blurred.
0 Ley cfler a strengthening rest.
and-' refreshment.' In other. ; words, remove the cause of the difficulty
nd the eve will have t)nj or iginal brightness, beauty and health.
It reqniree professional guidance even when the best article is
offered as the e.ves are frequently dissimilar and mav require com
pound lenses.
Examination and consultation free at the parlors
of Mrs, Geo. Shaver, 3094N6rth Main street.
PHONE 136.
Family Objeotlnna Respected.
Old Friend Why didn't you marry
Mr. Nicefello? Sweet Girl His father
objected. Old Friend-I shouldn't have
cared for that. Sweet Girl Y-e-s, but
he said he would cut him off with a
shilling. Good News.
Anger begins In. folly and ends in re
pentance. Pythagoras.
A Bare Rale.
De Canter Is there any sure way to
tell the age of a horse? De Trotter
Yes. Ask the dealer and multiply fev
The soul asks honor, not facie; to bd
upriffht, not successful; to be good, not
prosperous; to be essentially not out
wardly. respectable. Woman's Ufa.
Stomach Troubles Cured.
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Having compounded a poultice of , wonderful absorbent and curative
- properties for the positive and permanent relief of almost every char
' acter of stomach troubles, the undersigned will gladly send, express pre-
- paid, a complete course of free treatment to a limited number of suffer-j-ers,
the only compensation asked is the privilege of referring to the ap
plicant (when cured) in corresponding with the future prospective patients
;iin. their localitp. . : ,
0 ... No Testimonials Solicited. No Names Published.
All that is required is your name, address, full particulars regarding
your case, accompanied by this offer. 1
ASSOCIATED DRUG STORES
Salisbury Evening Sun:
Louisville, Ky
J.E. GARTLANC.
NelCMAOT TAilLO
GREENSBORO, N. C.
e lead the State in Style,
Quality and Price
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