SHAKE-UP LIKELY IN RAIL
WAY MAIL SERVICE
CLMCl efjfiy. Jtievmc and My tide found Jjc&c
"hi$ Jem bgin Jb-lfiAirc end n-tttiovV aai'ti
eucfcfcid at4iuCjt$M,icl -Hnntcy$&iuj, sicl'
JluttipL net JvifiC -nnjcdncJi fhccjt JlcjW
otyvlc6, A&nudfiuU. 1tx?jfiin, du'qi&i, fetid
JduuuijL Jjhting,Ati Ate -CiVlis cclucl cfjtfiy.
HE WAS RIGHT
dust plain, common 7ior.se-weij.xe ought to
tench every in tin that I'vnnklin was nhnolutvly
right, junt as sure as r ivo ii7 two make I'our.
Creditor cannot insult you, nor can Want press
yon IF you have prepared lor them hy having
something in the himki lesidcs, your money in
&.AlfB in the hank, not only from lire or burglars'
but from your own extravagunce.
Do YOUK banking with US.
Wo pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
High Point N. C.
v Semi-annually the makers of NEMO CORSETS, tlirntiph
their representatives in every part of the civilized world, devote
a whole special week in introdtioina; their famous fieure improv
ing corset. The special value for the Nemo Week, beeinnine
May 5th, is their crowning effort so far. Everv ladv in High
Point and vicinitv is invited to see what comfort, stvle and
beauty is theirs at $voo It's a pleasure to deniousfate the
features ofthls'wonderful corset.
Fancy Linens
Interesting news is this: A friend of our buyer. Mr. J. K.
Hieus, of Philadeiphia, born and raised in Germany, goes abroad
every year for pleasure, and oq hi trips through the rural sec
tions of foreign countries buys direct from the needle workers
large quantities of fancy hand drawn embroidered and cluny
centerpieces, table covers, lunch cloths, sideboard scarfs, .tc.
By purchasing direct from the producer and operating with
small expense, he brings the good- into this country at a great
deal less than we have ever been able to secure them before. If
you are a lover of the beautiful we invite you to see the assort
ment now on baud. Keen if you don't purchase voti niav enjoy
looking.
BRACELETS
We are showing a big lot of gold and
gold filled Bracelets. They are all
very stylish. Come in, young men,
and buy a . bracelet for your Bfrs,'JdL
D. T. Sta ley, Jeweler
A "Want Ad" in the Enterprise Brings Results
Washington, D. C April pj.
Postmaster General Burleson con
templates soon a general shake
up in the railway mail service,
and heads of divisions in that
branch of the service are nerv
' ously awaiting the departmental
earthquake.
' The proposed shifts, it is un
' derstoud. will not adect railway
! c'erks. numbering over seventeen
thousand, who travel over differ
cut railroads.
I Sweeping changes in the rail
uav mail personnel have bo
i . ." . . i .-
delayed iy me pressure oi inn
matters.
The conrcsisonal committees
haiug to do with postal matter
hae recommended to Mr. lur
k'snii the appointment "l" lame
T. I'antield, of New York, as jjen
eral superintendent of tailw:
mail serv ice, to succeed Supcrm
tetident Theodore lngalls.
I I ' .WBUBHulWl ' Phoenix Silk Hose . I
I JBra ............. I
iBiiiiiiiiii 7 i:::;;,':"t ::::: : li
I ii F J S I H
I .rUKT 1 smallest- 75C. r pair I
B fJ Mack, tan. brown pink. 1
that
ancient law
LEX TALIONIS
I New port News Press. I
A writer, in one of our Virginia
excahnges in arguing against
capital punishment say
n... i .1,.,
I OSll- .UIMUI1VU on
talioins.
So h.i- the Stale oi irginia
ie:e i- no -lull law as an eve
lor in eve. a tooth for a tooth, or
life tor a life, in the spirit of
"retaliation." There i no malice
! li oi r law-: no cm;c.mce. Hatred
o-even charitablene--. Our law-
are enacted in the -pint oi beuc
oVn e. not oiil for the protec
tion of -ocict a.iin-t e il doers,
bit for the protection of would-
! e. :! doer- a:rn-i themselves.
l-er law agam-t crime is a
warning and is intended to pre
i-nt crime, to induce men to re
-train their 'appetites, their brutal
'n--ions and all ev il dc-ires. The
1 'Ctrine to the contrarv which
lis been preached and promul
gated ad nau-eum. since certain
!mIc- nieii were recentlv coil-
ili-mnel to die. is lalse and mis-
Iciding and ha- had the tendency
to breed contempt of law. and. in
v me cases, hatred of law.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All -tate and county taxes
iru-t lie paid bv May 15th. Al
t' r that date delinquent taxes
will be advetti-ed. Thi- i- ilil
111 rtaiit.
ll taxes mu-t be paid by
pialify ou to vote.
J. I. .I'arrish.
Deputy Tax t'ol.
All po
.Mai 1 t
FOR RENT Seven room house
0:1 Thurston street. All modern
conveniences. V. II. Johnson.
-M-ti.
FOR RENT I'our rooms un-furni-hed
up -tairs on Howell
strccl.-Mr. I. f. Welch.
FOR SALE Two champion por
table forges, in good condition
one punch and sheer, one good
-m1 hand rubber tire top buggy,
cheap for quick sale. High Point
Muggy Co. 23-lk
DR. J. J. HAMLIN
Dentist and Orthodontist
Bank of Commerce Building
Room 404, 4th floor Phone 444
GOLD WORK A SPECIALTY
Laughing Gat for Pulling Teeth
High Point, N. C.
Growth of
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
' Opened for business June 15, 1893
Deposits
June 15, 1S93
$98,095.00
June 16, 1898
$499,945.95
June 15, 1902
$1 ,1 07,945.2 9
June IS, 19C6
93,899,53 1.92
June 15, 1910
$4. 783.856. 20
April 4. 1913
Invested Trust deposits not included
$6,763,355.28
PAY POLL TAXES
If you want to vote at the city
or any election you must pay
.your tate and county poll taxes
by May. Deputy I'arrish may be
seen at his office from fi a. in. to
i) p. m.
Always Something Doing at
I
$5,00 Panama Hats at $3.75
100 White, Tan and Blue Ladies wash skirts worth $2.00.
Special for this week only - -
Herman's U. S. Army Shoes in
Tan, Black and Patent Leather,
well worth $5.00. Strictly guar
anteed, our price
$3.75
Will you try one of our Popular
Shirts. Looks, wears and Fits
like a .dollar shirt, our price,
Strictly Guaranteed.
50c
YOUR HOMES
l or all kinds of painting, paper
hanging, decorating and hard
wood lloor lading, see R. T. Stan
ley, plume 19-im
BARGAINS TO QUICK
BUYERS
High Point Real Kstate Co.,
offices in rear lr. II. (". Pitts of
fice, has 4 sections in Pickens
plot for sale.
Also three small farms all
bargains.
WHEN THE MIDNIGHT
CHOO-CHOO leaves for Ala
bama ; 1 want to he in Dixie: 100
nher popular ongs. with music;
postpaid.'-" 11 cents. Address.
liotid Muic l'o., liond Street.
Houston. Ma-s. Your money
hack if ou're not satisfied. !7-6t
150 Boys Wash Suits, all colors
and sizes, worth from $1 to $2,
our price
44c, 67, 89c, $1.19
. Special ! Special !
200 yds. of Embroidered Flounc
ing, worth $1 per yd., for this
week only
29c per yd.
Ladies Sailors in Black, Blue and Brown straw 75c value for A On
this week, only - - -. " - - - . u
Come and look over our Childrens dresses. Prices from 25c to $1.40.
It will pay you
Men's Silk Half Hose
th's week only
18c
150 pair Towels, worth 15c, tor
this week only
7c per pair
Our 6tock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing for Men, Women atd Children, Shoes
for the whole family, Hats, etc , etc. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money
cheerfully refunded. "
A TRIAL 15 ALL WE ASK
TOE FAIR
The Store That Sells for Less
Corner English and N. Main Street
A
FEU
IP lEtBIAL
FOR THIS WEEK
' ' ' ' '
Our Opening Sale at Allen s New Dept. Store
PURE MILK
BLAIR'S DAIRY
I. L and D. H. BLAIR, Props.
PHONE 4108
A BARGAIN Requiring capital
to go into business I will sell to a
quick purchaser any one of the
three up-to-date, picturesque bun
galows erected under my person
al supervision. Burns and Louise
streets, Johnson Place, at a bar
gain, nasy terms. John Young,
Architect. ' tl-tf.
8 1 x 90 Mohawk Sheets, - - - 65c
36 x 42 Pillow Cases to match - 15c
81 x 90 Utica Sheets, - - - 75c
36 x 42 Pillow Cases, to match; - 18c
WHITE QUILTS AND LACE CURTAINS
This sale, coming as it does in the midst of spring
house-cleaning, should interest every woman in High
Point.
Regular 50c Lace or Swiss Curtains jgc
Regular 75c Lace or Swiss Curtains 63c
Regular fi.oo Lace or Swiss Curtains 85c
Regular $1.50 Lace Curtains $M9
Regular $2 00 Lace Curtains. .$9
Regular $2.50 Lace Curtains. i 98
Regular f 3 00 Lace Curtains . . .. ., ... .. ........ 348
Regular $3.50 Lace Cnrtains' .. .. 398
Regular $4.00 Lace Curtains , .. ., 3.39
Regular $5.00 Lace Curtains . . .. .. ............ 3.98
WHITE QUILTS in plain or cut corners new and beautiful
designs
Regular $1 00 White Quilts .. .. ..... 85c
Regular $1.50 White Quilts . , U.19
Regular $2.00 White Quilts . . .. .. .. .. .... ,. i.69
Regular $2.50 White Quilts . . . . .. . . .. 198
Regular $3.00 While Quilts .... . . . . . . ...... 3.48
Regular $3 50 White Qn ilts .... . . . . 2.98
Regular $4 (o White Quilts .... .. ...... .. .... 329
Regular $5 00 White Quilts . .. . . .. .. .. 398
' " ' NEW SPRING SUITS
Every Suit in the house included in this sale. A great many
of them are the nobbiest styles we have had this season.
Regular $to 00 and 12 50 Suits. . . . .......... .. $7.95
Regular 15x0 and (16.50 Suits , io 95
Regular 20.00 and 22.50 Suits 14 75
Regular 25.00 Suits. . . .. 18.75
Only a few English Walking Cents left, aud they are very
liberally reduced.
Anderson's Imported Zephyr Ginghams in all the new spring
patterns advertised and sold the world over at 35c yd. 1 O
Reduced duiing our opening sale to O.v
Anderson's Ivauhoe Gingham, one of th very best 1 4.
American made Ginghams, full 32 in. regular 15c now '
EMBROIDERY VALUES
Lot No. 1( full 18 inches wide, usually sold at "X
25c, opening sa'e price. ..... . .. XvC
Lot No. 2, 27 inches wide, worth 39 cents 2,C
Lot No. 3, Beautiful Voiles and Batiste.all new am J"
patterns, 37 & 45 in wide, regular $1 values, at C
You will find special values all over te store. Come in to
day and come every day during the week. You will always be
pet with a glad hand at
OUR STORE
CLOSES
AT 6.30
EXCEPT
SATURDAYS
flic frf -
OUR STORE
. CLOSES
AT 6 30
except"
saturdays
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