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and Spring denote I lie near ap
proach of Summer, indicating ' an
increased demand for Ice. We sup
ply that beneficleot aid to' comfort
by the ton or the few povnds, dell,
ver 'it at your door or in yoat ice bos,
fwnUh the purest ire that oan be
made, and the coat is so small that
yon cannot possibly afford to be
without a supply at all times
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Both Phones No. 108 "
New Spring Lockets.
The vety thiug for Eas
ter giftSj The very lat
est in Belt Pins and Hat
Pins. The be.t Silver
Ware and Cut Glass.
Handsome hand painted
China. All new Stock.
A pleasure to Show you.
Watch repairing, a spe
cialty . . .
Queen Jewelry (o.
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WATCH TI1IS.AD FOR
SPECIAL FEA
TURES AT
! AUDITOR
IUM RINK
f OPEN EVERY NIGHT
f AND AFTERNOON IN
THE WEEK.....
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Skates
5 ct.
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RELIABLE
You(Are cordially
-v invited s to inspect
! our lines in Cloth-
ing.Shoes, Hats and -Furnishings.
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'new,' In the most up.
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.piest, styles of this
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: afld quality, a reaVu
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V; wants lor Easter
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to
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London
WHERE THE PEO
PLE WORSHIP
ALL THE CHURCHES WILL
OBSERVER EASTER.
Firat Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.
Junion Christian Endeavor So-
'city, 1.30 p. m. Chrintian En
deavor Society at 7.00 p." m. Rev
A. S. Caldwell will preach at -1 1
a., m., subject, "After the Res
surrection, What?" At 7.30 the
young people will hold a special
service which will interest young
and old.
I he glad hand will be given
you when you come, hatted or
hatless. The -pirl is more impor
tant than the hat. Com with
her.
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m
Special Easter exercises by the
school at 7 30 p. m., F. W. Easter,
superintendent. Preaching by the
pastor at 10.45 P- m.. subject, "Is
Our Preaching Vain?"
Thos. E. Davis, Pastor.
P. S. Second Quarterly Con
ference and prayer meeting Wed
nesday at 7-3 p. m.
First Baptist Church.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m..
A. E. Tate, sueprintendent
Preaching at n.oo a. m., subject:
"Palms and Willows." Evening
services at 7.30 o'clock, subject:
-"If a Man Die Shall He Live
'. Again." Special Music by the
I Wind Roys' Orchestra. O. L.
Powers, pastor.
At The Lutheran Church. I
"Sunday schxl and 'Bible class
at 9.4 a. m. Iivinc service with
sermon at 11.00 a. m. This ser
vice will commemorate our Lord's
Resurrection. Subject of sermon,
"I am alive for evermore and
have the keys of Hell and Death."
A festival service by the Sunday
school at 7.30 p. m. You are cor
dially invited to these services.
M. Luther Canup, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church
A. Ci. Dixon, pastor; A M.
Idol, superintendent. Sunday
school at 9.30 a. m. Preaching
at 1 1 a. m. by the pastor, subject:
"The Risen Saviour."
At -7.30 p. m. the Easter ser
vices will be held by tftie Sunday
school. You are cordially invit
ed to all these services.
Washington Street M. E. Church.
Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.
Special Easter services to which
parents, friends and the pirblic
generally are incited. Preaching
at 1 1 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. by the
pastor. At the morning seryice
an offering will be taken for the
Children's Home at Winston.
Special Services.
Devotional services for men
will be conducted in the Junior
Order hall Sunday evening at 3
o'clock by Rev. J. E. Thompson,
pastor of Washington Street M.
E. church. Every Junior in the
city is requested Jo come out. The
public generally are invited.
..Firat Reformed Church.
- Sunday school' at 9.45 a. m.
Morning seryice at eleven o'clock,
evening service at 7.30 . o'clock.
NLet us attend God's Jiouse in -the
spirit of worship.
' Friends Church.
Sabbath school at 9.45 a. m.
Divine services at 11 a. m, and
7.30 p. m. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend botfi Sabbath
school and services. . "
j JSnos Harvey, Pastor.
- Green St Baptiat .Church.
unday school ' at 9.45 a. m,
Preaching1 at M a. m. subject
Shadow vsa Substanee. In the'
evening y xtaprisnviis , meaning
and Plate in thr Church.MH ,
REVIVAL SERVICES
South Main St. M. E. Church.
Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.
Mr. J. W. Clinard, superinten
dent. Easter service by the Sun
day school at 1 1 a. m. and address
by the pastor. Any one desiring
children to be baptized will please
present therrat 11 a. m.
Junior league, 2.30 p. m.
Preaching at 7.30 p. m.; sub
ject, "A special message from the
son of man to South Main Street
Church."
This is the beginning of our
revival at South Main Street
church.
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four years presiding elder on the
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Morganton Bistnct. and who is
now pastor of the Methodist
church in Wadesboro, conies on
Monday to preach for us through
this revfval. Come and hear him
and! take a hearty part in the sing-,
ing and services. Everybody wel
come. O. P. Acler. Pastor.
KpNA5,EA5TERl)REAr
Vi-vA VUrS Y LOUISE COOPER
dben little Hnna wtnt to sleep
d pon th rrs of 6astcr day
6bf dreamed of candled
Hnd frtah. brisk?
imp numpiy vumpi
Stood mlling on
Hnd Oucliy. Daddies,
uiM st tnc root (net to crplafn.
Chrce baby duetts (n notoy play,
CTJho never thought to pardon beg,
Cried "Quack, quack, quack, for Caster day I "
Hnd tbtn tobogganed down an egg.
H rooster and a hen en neat - '
ejttahned, "please put us In the rhyme,
for wc art doing our level best
In working up the 6aster rime!"
five bunnies, each with eyes of pink
Hnd ears so long they flapped like wings.
Said. "Hfter all. do you not think
Chat we arc. cunning little things?"
Cwo lambs, Mfce that which Mary had.
Chat frolicked as all lambs will do,
Said, "(CIc are not considered bad,
Hnd, don't forget we're little too."
fire sparrows, proud of their wee slic
Cbey ner grow too broad or tall
Chirped, "OU should surely win a prtie.
for we arc littlest of them-all "
Cwo tiny men from Citakum,
(Qlth good strong arm and stuHv Ug,
Deld steady as a block of gum
H large and glowing rainbow cgai
Chcrc, standing on It like a queen,
uircn rosy lips and roguish eye.
In pink and gold and bronac and green,
Che gtrly, curly butterfly.
LET US UNIFORM THE
VETERANS.
The 47th Confederate Veterans
of High Point camp should be
uniformed and the Enterprise
will make an appeal to our citi
zens here to do the handsome
thing and raise the $200 required
and have the uniforms ready by
the August meeting.
Each, subscription will appear
in the Enterprise every day. if the
plan should meet with your ap
proval. Come along now and lets
raise it :
J. J. Farriss $5 00
W. D. Smith .: 2.50
TRINITY WON A FAST
GAME FROM LAFAYETTE
Durham , March 26. In the
best game of the season Trinity
yesterday defeated LaFayette. 2
to 1. '
The game was a fast one on
both sides and was won by the
locals on errors of their oppon
ents. Score: R, H. E.
Tjlnity ... 100 ooi 000 a 4 1
LaFaette . . oooooo;ioo 1 5 '3
Batteries: Gantt and Watson;
Fager and Sam. Three base Hits,
Flowers. Struck out, by. Gantt,
1 ; by Fager, r. Stolen bases,
Trinity, 1 ; LaFayette, 1. Sacri
fice, Trinity,, 3 l LaFayette, X.
Umpire, Rowe. I,.,
GENERAL HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY MONDAY.
Mr. Schaub requests us to an
hounce that the depot will be clos
ed Monday on account of Easter
Holidays. 'There will practically
be a holiday in all the factories
and public' places on Monday
will Close monday.
All of the banks, the postoffice
and many! of the factories will
close on Ejster Monday.
MANUFACTURERS BAN
- QUET.
On account of conflicting dates
of some of the speakers which
were expected to be present at
1 the annual banquet as well as the
lateness of rlie season, the nan-
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llRt 'has been called off for the
DEATH OF A CHILD.
(iencva, the one-year-old child
of Mr. and Mrs. (I. C. Patterson
on English street died yesterday
of pneumonia after a brief illness.
The remains were sent to Randle
inan this morning for interment.
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earn a heap
lambs at play.
e counterpane,
wondering bow.
BIG CONTRACT
Peoples House Furnishing Co.
has just closed a contract to fur
nish 78 rooms for a hotel at
Washington, D. C.
RALEIGH MEAT DEALERS
FINED BY CITY COURT
Raleigh, March 26. After a
trial in the city court extending
through ten days fines of $500
were assessed against Swifth and
company, meat packers, and $5
against W. D. Vaughn, local
manager of that company, for
putting on the market a dressed
hog declared to lc unfit for food.
The alleged defect in the carcass
was declared to have been of a
pronounced character, showing
organic impurities, which, it is
said, should have condemned the
animal before being slaughtered.
An appeal was taken to the
Superior court in each case.
Four Can Fcncy
Apples for C5o. at
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FORMAL OPENING
ROOMS
There was a large gathering in
the Council rooms of the Junior
Order last night to witness the
exercises incidental to the formal
opening of the lodge room. It was
about as fine an audience as we
have seen assembled (in High
Point for some time.
District Deputy J. . Sechrest
presided. After the invocation by
Rev. J. E. Thompson the address
of welcome was delivered by
Mayor V. X Tate in a very ap
propriate speech. In a happy vein
Mr. ebb, of (ireensboro, made a
response, one of his characteristic
speeches, which are always good.
Dr. W. i. liradshaw, o"f High
Point, introducing the main
speaker of the evening. Judge
F.iue, paid a handsome tribute to
the local Junior ( )nler and refer
red in complimentary terms to
the public spirit which has been
manilested in the order and the
general usefulness which has
characterized its movements for
several ears. Judge Kure made
one of his linest speeches, which
is saying a great deal. He has
unusual oratorical powers and
w hen he is brought out oir a pop
ular subject which stands near his
heart as does the Junior Order,
his remarks are highly interest
ing as well as instructive. He
complimented High Point Junior
Order on the work it was doing
here, the influence of which ex
tended throughout the district.
Judge Eure was followed by Mr.
John Phconixnf Greensboro, who
made a very witty speech and
wound up with some very pleas
ant references to the High Point
Junior Order hoys Another prin
cipal speaker of the evening was
Mr. Joyce, of kcidsville. Mr.
Joyce is (piite an orator and al
ter leading oft with some happv
hits relative to the District De
puty and to the I ligh Point Jun
ior Order Councils, lie delivered
a most patriotic speech which was
highly enjoyed by all present.
Another one of the home speak
ers was Dr. Dred Peacock, al
ways a popular speaker here. Dr,
Peacock made a "Splendid speech
which embraced some very fine
references to the splendid work
the local Junior Order was doing
from his observations as an out
sider, closing with some fine his
torical references on the lines of
virtue, patroitism and liberty, for
which the Junior Order stands.
Dr. Peacock was very eloquent
in his allusions to the divine part
of the work of the Junior Order
as based upon the Bible. The last
speech of the evening was made
by J. J. Farriss. who referred inci
dentally to the good work of the
order in the community and to
the work of the officers who had
done so much to bring about the
good results that have been ac
complished. iMusic for the occasion was fur
nished by rhe Kid Band and as
usual, they did well. The Enter
prise desires to congratulate the
Junior Order on the success of
the formal opening of the new
Council room. It was one of the
best meetings that we ever at
tended and we think it was enjoy
ed by all who were present. We
trust that they will have these
public gatherings often. We be
lieve it will be largely enjoyed, as
well as of benefit to the entire
community.
A COLD EASTER?
Tomorrow's Forecast Gives
Promise of it.
If the prophecy of the Weath
er Bureau stands and like is to
follow like some coo) weather
may be expected for lEaster Sun
day. Saying that it will be fair
tonight, the forecast addavr Colder
Sunday.
TELEGRAPH POLES
ON FIRE
The firm alarm was turned in
from box Xo. 32 this morning at
ten o'clock. The fire department
made a prompt response and
found the tire to be a pile of tele
iVlioiu" poles in front of the Alma
Furniture Co. The blaze was evi
dently started from sparks from a
locomotive. The fire was soon
extinguished, but was getting un
der good headway when the tire
department arrived.
ANOTHER LOCAL OPTION
MASS-MEETING.
The Salisbury Post s
leaks out today that a
ays: It
meeting
similar to that held at Henderson
by local optionists several weeks
ago, will be held in Salisbury
shortly. A meeting of a number
of citizens representing the va
rious parties will probably be
held one day next week at which
time a mass meeting will be call
ed. A speaker will address the
meeting and it is not unlikely
that an organization will be ef
tected to wage a campaign for
local option.
It is understood that meetings
of this character will be held in
several other counties in the
state-
EARLY CLOSING.
A good number of the stores
will close early beginning with
next MonKay at 7 o'clock.
Merchants Column
Thi Column will be Davotcd
to tha MerchanU for the Benefit
of their Customers, Tell of
Special Bargains, Sales. Etc.
I at 11 nize aut
iinatic stamp ma-
Plenty of Easter Egg 1 )ye
!ing Drug Co.. two stores
Mattocks Bench-made $S shoes
are the snappiest in town.
Howard it foster shoes
men. The "Patrician" shoes
vv oiue n . Blair-Hoskins Co.
for
for
W e do repair work of all kinds,
best service, best work Queen
Jewelry Co.
See our nice new stock of
spring styles id jewelry. Oneen
Jewelry Co.
I have the original liuster
llrovvn Shoes for boys and girls.
II. A. Mofhtt.
New
linen,
ISrooks
Faster
arrive
Co.
suits
today silk,
Try our new skates, we have
just received 50 new pairs for
your pleasure and comfort. All
sizes -Auditorium Rink.
II. A. Mofhtt, the Popular Price
Store, has just received another
lot of Queen Quality Shoes to
day. If you want some nice repair
work ('one. patronize the High
Point Repair Shops. If your bug
gy needs painting, the Higli Point
Repair Shop can make it look as
good as new.
NOTICE.
In the advertising columns of
this paper in our add I will tell
you somefhing new twice a week
for thirty days about this won
derful machine, j s ,1 1
Read the add and, .watch it
change twice a week. '
1 Respectfully,
1 E. R. Mclritire,
Meat Cutter,
Star Market.
full!
LINE
Of Ziegler shoes
just arrived in
a 1 1 leathers.
Pattent ankle
straps, Court
Tirs, Gun Met
al ankle straps,
Court tirs Vi
cies in all styles
Wri;bteobery - toon
Ccmpdfij
Who Tailor best In
lildh Point
Precision!
A word explains It-- precis
Ion so perfective, so sys
tematized that no single de
tail of the manufacture Is
left to chance.
Accuracy---so positive that each
bit of boning must take its place
without a hairbreadth's devia
tion in one model or a million.
They lace in front. Tfiiuk what
that means the class'c back
correct poist beautiful lines
ease of adjustment with abso
lute comfort. The proof Is in
the ffttiiiR.
Fitted and Sold by
Mrs Sheetz, Modiste
N. C. Bank Building
HAVE YOU SEEN II?
We man our wonderful maat iDcIng machin.
Htreaftar we are going to sell Ham, Break
fast Bacon, Dried Beef etc.
Sliced Ready For Cooking
Sliced to sny desired thickness. Most peyli'e
would rather ret ft this wsy, ss s pound or
two esch of Ham, Bacon or dried Beef afTordn
such a nice variety.
MclNTtRIAION
Star Msst Msrhsl
oaoofiHatXrOWrooooaoooo
SPRING
Millinery
OPENING
t Thur. and Friday f
March 24 and 23 I
. We give the ladies
of High Point and
surrounding com
munity a most
hearty invitation to
attend our spring
Millinery Opening.
Miss Hutchison, of
Baltimore has charge
of the trimmings.
Mrs. D.T. Andrews
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