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VOL. 18, NO. a8.
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1913
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Leonard - Dcavcns -Stanley
Company
NEW LINENS FOR
DRESSES
Just the Season forLiren
Dresses. Colors, Tan,
Light Blue, Pink, Lavender
and White.
Prices, 25,35,40c
TAILOR MADE
DRESSES
We have these in White,
Blue and Tan,
Prices
$3 98, $4.50
$5.50
konard-Oeavans - Staraey (p
You're going to want the rght
kind if summer clothes; coat
ami trousers; the vest is l)eiii;,r
discarded pretty generally now.
Hart Sehaffner & Marx make
tl.ese clothes right ; the fabrics
are light enough for comfort
tky need therefore better tailor
inyr thaii usual to keep them in
lape; they get it.
At $25 you'll get a fine suit
(c have them at higher and low
cr prices. II. Harris & l!ro.
SAVING
Is the First Object of a
Building & Loan Association
whether the shares are carried
for inyestment or pay for your
home with rent money.
There is no other way as easy
as the Building & Loan plan
to convert small ampunts into
a f and sufficient for investment.
PIEDMONT BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Begins New Series
. April 15th
KXOOMttOaHCHKHOIC WKKKHO
Bruce Cjraven
LAWYER
VicWa laak BM'f M.k Nbt,M. C.
Corpora rtoa and Cotnmarclal Law mm!
GaMral Praetica. N. C. Rapraaantatlva
la Laws Ntwl Li.t of Corporation Attor-
u 1 r f r. a VLnAmA Attar
X at. North SUM Phooaa at and
6 mi. .
WEDDING GIFTS.
We have on display until Sat
urday, April icjth.the handsome,
stock of Jewelry and wedding
gifts of D. B, Ryland & Co.,
Jewelers of Lynchburg, Va. Our
friends and customers know their
reputation for showing goods of
highest quality and latest designs
at moderate prices. We invite all
to come and see this beautiful dis
play of diamonds, watches, rich
jewelry silverware, cut glass, etc.
Mr.Ttios. W. Johns will be back
with- us Friday, and Saturday in
the meantime all. orders given us
will have prompt attention.
Mann, Drug Co: '.'
FOR SALE W'heeler sweet po
tatoes for bedding. v Apply to
Thos. Carrick, 610 North Main
street.
FOR SALE My Columbus Sur
ry and Harness, also a good Bab
cock Buggy. All in first class
condition. A Bargain Td Cash
Buyer. F. N. Tate. 17161
Completion of Big Dopartmont
Store Wow Era in Storo Building
On the eve of the opening of
Allen Bros, big department store
tonight, an account of which we
will give tomorrow, we desire to
speak of this handsome building
which was erected by Mrs. V. K.
Jarrell and her daughter, Mrs.
V'. 1). Simmons. .The building is
one of the most imposing in the
state and does credit . to that
spirit which is building up the
south so rapidly. v No expense
was spared to make this building
what it should be for the Aliens
and the result is highly compli
mcntary to the owners and adds
beavtvlu our business center
and prestige to the town. There
is not a store building in the
state that we know of that equals
it.
Miss Nettie Jones, of Winston
Salem, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
V. A. I. Idol.
M. W. Wiutermute. manager
of the furniture department of
tin- Charles Williams stores of
New York is at the Elwood. Mr.
Wintermute is one of the largest
buvcrs who conies south.
The friends of Mr. Sam Hoov
er are pleased that he is able to
lie out again alter an illness
many week.s
I". A. Conway, of Raleigh, is ;
business visitor here.
Col. Robert S. Steele, of Rock
nioliam: was a business visitor
-it
here yesterday.
I has. C. Hook, the well known
architect who has the plans for
the new .Methodist church, is here
to !av.
Hob Rice was here today giv
ing away silver thimbles as an
advertisement for I loose ( irease.
Did you get one?
Parties in Washington are
contemplating putting on a taxi
cab service here.
Messrs. T. J. Sold and Dallas
ZollicotTcr went to (ireeiitboro
today on legal business.
President I. 1'. Clark, of the
Public Service Co.. is here today
W. C. Ilerndon has -iroiie to
Wilmington to the state meeting
of the Roval Arcanum, lie will
a-Iso visit before his return his old
home place in Wake county.
PUBLIC INVITED
Medal contest tonight 1
1 1 lends church. o clock. Hve
utiiij ladies recite. -.Music -.by
best local talent. Medal awarded
hv three competent judges, to the
winner of greatest number of
point.
The judges and ushers will
please be at church at 7.50.
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You are especially invited to
attend Allen Bros, opening to
night 8 to 1 1.
The sale that puts thirty dimes
in every dollar at the Dixie.
Be sure and read Allen Bros,
full page ad. in today's paper. ,
Open evenings at the Dixie
sale.. " .-.
Open .evenings at the Dixie
sale.
Open evenings at the Dixie
sale. - .
Read Allen 'Bros, full page ad
in today's paper.
Buy your suit tomorrow read
the special prices in Allen Bny.
ad. '-..'.. ':. .'.';''
Watch the papers daily for
Dixie prices.
All lace curtains and white
quilts included in Allen Bros.
opening sale.
Have you been to the sale at
the 'Dixie.
Muslin underwear at prices
that will ! interest you Allen
Bros, opening sale.
Follow the rmufdo tViiv ar
all 'going to the Dixie's big sale, j
Everything on asle nothing re-1
served at the Dixie's big sale. I
Everybody was at the Dixie's"
big sale yesterday were yon? '
Beautiful Home
Wedding
(By I. I. P.)
Tlje beautiful culmination of a
round of honor social gaities. and
the fondest hopes of two hearts,
was yesterday at twelve o'clock,
when Miss Mary Alice Burton
and Ir. James Simpson Lynch
were united in holy wedlock at
the home of the bride' sisstcr,
Mrs. Edgar Snowden Hutchison
on Lindsay street. As if to
bring more gladness to the hap
py pair, the sun which for several
days had been hidden from view,
came forth in all his glory and
shed his beaming smile just as
the seventy live guests began t"
arrive and the nuptial hour ap
proached. The first greeting at
the door of the prettily decorated
home was made by Mr. Robert
W. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler,
who wore blue silk figured foul
ard. The living room, library
and gift room were beautifully
decorated with pink carnations
and evcrygrccn and the guests in
these rooms were received by
Miss Helen llrockett in white
lingerie over pink, Miss Connie
Charles in white lingerie over
lavender, each wearing sweet
peas, and -Mr. Albion Millis and
Walter Chandler. In the rear
hall Mr. Ottis Mendenhall and
Mrs. Mcnileuhall. in blue silk
ratine, received and were assist
ed by Mr. Cyrus W'heeler and
Mrs. Wheeler wearing "blue
charmeuse.
All the shades were drawn and
a soft light from pink candles
Hooded the lower floor. The ball,
where the marriage vows were
taken, was especially lovely with
its waxy glossy old English ivy
and pink carnations. The hyme
nial altar was at the beautiful
grillarch in the center of the hall,
this grill being fololwed with
ivy, carnations, and white tulle
which made a beautiful arched
canopy for the bridal party.
Prior to their entrance Mrs.
Thomas Jackson Gold, wearing
white lingerie over pink and a
large white hat with pink roses,
sang most expressively, "Be
cause," and alriiost immediately
following the ever thrilling wed
ding march of Mendelssohn
pealed from the skillful touch of
Miss Clara Lock Boyd, who wore
white lingerie over pink and
white hat with pink roses. Sim
ultaneously with the music, and
just after the entrance of Rev.
Lewis McFarland, pastor of the
Friends church, the bridal party
entered in the following order.
Mrs. Hutchison, the dame of
honor, in white lingerie over
pink, with white hat trimmed in
pink roses. She carried pink
sweet peas. Miss Ulancne uraa-
shaw, the maid of honor, in white
lingerie over pink, with white
hat trimmed in pink .roses, and
carrying pink sweet peas.
The groom entered with his
best man, Dr. Frank Perkins,
and waited for the bride, who en
tered, on the arm of her brother,
Mr.. June Burton, who gave her
. t t '
away. Never did sue iook more
beautiful than at this solemn
hour, when "for' better or for
worse" she gave her life into the
keeping of this strong man of
her choice.
After the impressive ring cere
mony, the hearty congratulations
and good wihses, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynch left on No. 21 for a honey
moon in the balmy south. The
marriage by right of the promin
ency of the parties was one of the
most notable of the year. The
bride is the daughter of the .late
Dr. J. W. Burton, is a member of
one of the oldest and largest con
nected families of the town.
'- '"X M Thomas -. V .C '. j kf
Mrs Jlert
Snapshot pictures of the wives of cabinet officers show theni -'nicwli.it different frmn those
for which they pose in galleries. W hen the women of the cabinet and some of those in Wash
ington society gave Mrs. Wilson breakfast the camera man was mi band, lie caught the guests
as they were entering and leaving. The occasion was the first pnMic appearance of Mrs. William
B. Wilson, wife of the secretary of labor.
The breakfast won much attention because of the absence of Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the
speaker of the House. Mrs. Clark knew that Mrs. Bryan was t ' 'be on hand, and she also knew
that her husband and Mrs. Bryan's husband have ot spoken since the Baltimore convention.
Washington society inspects this had something to do with her absence.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president of the 1),' A. R., ''presided at the breakfast in place of Mrs,
John W. Kern, wife of the Indiana senator and loader of the 'Senate.
MASK BALL
Oil Thursday night there will
be a big mask ball at Pickett
warehouse. No skating allowed
on this night. The ball will be
well lighted and decorated. The
floor will be waxed and put in
fine condition.
Good seats for all. All dancers
will be required to wear masks.
If this proves a success the
management will have a dance
once a week every Thursday
night. Ladies will be free, that
ed ladies. .Dance tiikets will be
is no entrance fee will be charg
?5c per lady. Gentlemen will pay
toe entrance and 50c per couple
for the night's dance.
Those purchasing dance tick
ets at 50c will be refunded the
price of entrance tickets.
Friday night will be our regu
lar society skating night. livery
body is invited to come out.
Large crowds are coining to our
Rink and spend a pleasant cve'n
ing. 0 '
You are especially invited to
attend Allen Bros, opening to
night 8 to n.
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CREAM
Any one wishing cream call
Blair's Dairy Phone 4108. 2t
She's beautiful, lovable and pop
ular. Her wedding gown was her
going away gown and was blue
Ottoman cord coat suitwith hat,
shoes and gloves to match. Her
blouse was blue charnieuse with
Bulgarian embroidery and she
carried a shower bouquet of lil
lies of the valley. Mr. Lynch lm
made High Point his headquar
ters for several years. He's
man of fine traits of character,
and one of the best known sales
men on the road, and popualr so
cially. . . .
Among the out of town people
present were: Miss Effie Lynch,
Rutherfordton, sister of the1
groom; Mr. Norman Lynch,
Charlotte: Miss Veigh Hutch-1
ison, Lexington ;, Mrs. Wade
Phillips, Lexington; Mr. Josef
Lndsay, Reidsville..
DEATH OF CHILD.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. II. K. Wright, feel very sad
on account of. the death of ilieir
little daughter. Helen Margaret,
who died this morning. The fun
eral will lie held tomorrow at
their home. No. 115 Centennial
avenue, at 3 o'clock.
AT THE ROYAL TOMOR
ROW The Midnight Kxpress one of
the most interesting pictures out.
See the real train wreck right in
front of your eyes. See the dis
patcher found and put in an old
log cabin, to die, but is rescued
by his sweetheart. Entertaining.
edhcaConal. sensational, and with
a moral.
four big reels.
The place you know Royal
for clean soli danuiscmcnt.
THE IMPORTANT ROAD
In ancient days all roads led
to Rome bi t for the next 10 days
all roads lead to the great sale
at the Dixie Dept. Store.
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FULL BLAST
In full blast the gigantic sale
of the Dixie stock now going in
full blast.
TONIGHT
Hear the good music at Allen's
opening tonight. Flowers, for
everybody.
WRECK ON TRAIN NO. 36
Two Pullmans on train No. 30
tuned over at noon today one
nilc from Linwood. The 'track
vas being repaired and it was
thought sufficient to carry the
rain, when the two rear Pull
nans turned in towards the
rack had they turned in the
opposite direction they would
have gone clown the embank
ment. Tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock
Allen Bros, will run an opening
sale for o days.
Something different 'every day
at the Dixie big sale.
Mrs K-
Mrs xJosf'usy
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Treat in Store
PROGRESSIVE POLITICAL
ORATORY
Do yon want to laugh- - do you
want an evening of fun, laughter,
muic, sweet singing, the latest
in song, joke, story and novelty
entertainment: Then mark the
date, Monday April ji, at the
Eagle theater. Do you remem
ber that funny, rambling, laugh
ing comedian, Mr. Charles Gano,
alst season and his "Mysterious
Hotel" with Coburn's Greater
Minstrels? lie has a new vehi
cle, a new funny, screaming,
comedy, sketch, his latest "Pro
gressive Political Oratory." It
is one long laugh, a continuous
uproar, it is way ahead of his last
season's work. Another also a
new number "Managerial Diffi
culties," which is funny, a roar,
don't miss it. Mr. llano was a
stranger last season, but he dem
onstrated bis superiority, bis
clean comedy methods, his ;ulis
tic character delineation to such
good effect, that he was accredit
ed one of the best ever seen in
minstrelsy. His pleasant and un
assuming personality off the
stage won bini many warm per
sonal, friends. His rendition of
popular black face sung hi Li was
delightful. He is still with the
big fun show Coburn's Greater
Minstrel and will be here next
Monday, 'matinee and night.
Every promise for him made by
Manager Coburn was fulfilled,
evcrv nroniies made for the con
pany is always fulfilled, It' a 1
lean, dependable, first class at
traction. THE HAYDEN RESIDENCE.
t )n e t) f t h e h an d som e s t re si
dences erected for, some time is
that of Mr. J. F. llayden on
Washington street. It is part
colonial design , with all modern
improvements and conveniences
that go with the latest styled
homes. We congratulate Mr.
Hayden on its completion.
Tjhe work is that of Mr. John
Woodling, one of the best con
tractors in the state.
HENyouhvear
Forbush Shoes
Fa Ba Qa CfothCS,
Peter Hill Underwear
Altman Neckwear,
Corliss-Coon Collars,
and Mattocks' Hats
your togs are ab
solutely correct.
cj.
Reduce Your Ice Bill
By Purchasing
Coupon Books
Coupon Books calling for
500 pounds and upwards
will make your ice cost
from five to fifteen cents
less per hundred pounds ac
cording to size books and
quantity taken at one deliv
ery. It will save you the annoy
ance of making change,
wasting time, handling wet,
dirty money.
Get your Coupou Book,
handle it yourself, give the
servants the coupons just
as they are needed. Don't
let the drivers tear out cou
pons; do it yourself and you
will soon learn the value of
our Coupon Hooks.
HighPoint Ice&Fuel Co
Telephones 1C9
Have You Ever Con
sidered Your Home
Needs ?
Think of yourself as you
come home tired and worried.
Music is the best medicine in
the world. It accomplishes
wonders. Then think of moth
er, daughter and the little ones.
Have you thought what a good
piano would mean to them?
It's a mistake to class a
good piano with
"luxuries"
Relaxation and home pleasure
are just as imperative to you aa
food and drink. Musicisanec
essary to your girl's education
as any other branch of study
and rtfinetuent.
Our "Easy Plan" Shows
You How You Can Own
a STIEFF
Established 1842
Chas. M. Stieff
219 S Tryon Street
Opposite Acadi-iuy of Music
CHAR LOT ! E, N. C.
DR. A. E. FRAZIER
DENTIST
Third Floor
Bank of Commerce
Building
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