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Semi-annually the makers of NEMO CORSETS, through
their representatives in every part of the civilized world, devote
whole special week in introducing their famous, figure improv
ing corset. The special value for the Nemo Week, beginning
May 5th, is their crowning effort so far. Every ady in High
. Point and vicinity is invited to see what comfort, style and
beauty is theirs at $3.00. It's a pleasure to demonstrate the
features of this'wonderful corset.
Linens
Interesting news is this: A frieud of our buyer, Mr. J. F.
Hiens, of Philadelphia, born and raised in Germany, goes abroad
every year for pleasure, and on his 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, Ike,
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 hand. Even if you don't purchase you may enjoy
look iu g.
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Phoenix Silk Hose
Guaranteed to Give
Absolute Satisfaction
They st li like hot
cakis I .ct us show 011
how to cut liinvn your
ho.sii-jy bill jikI ha' c
beautiful silk h se at a
stiull oust- 750. t pair
Mack, tan, brown pink,
blue.
TAYLOR'S GROCERY
108 So. Main, Nextto Bennett's
t mancer.
This is the- home of good
things to eat. We carry a first
class line of groceries and fresh
vegetables and you will always
get good fresh groceries at a rea
sonable price. Give us a trial and
be convinced that our motto is to
please our customers and give
prompt deliveries at any time you
need us.
REGISTRATION PLACES
First Ward Office J. M
Sechrest, W. Washington St
Second Ward Police Office,
l ity Hall, Jordan Street.
Third Ward 11. C. Sechrest
(now Taylor) Store, Jarrell Ho
tel Huilding. S. Main St.
Fourth Ward Office W. T.
Parker, Hamilton St.
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yri?4con Hfjin -b-ifvlire anf nivd agtiiit
yJi&OAulC ijblituAq!x ah &eiU cclntl tfjtfuf.
HLWADKIOHI
,lust plain, eommon horse-sense ought to
tench every min that I'ranhlin wus absolutely
right, Just as sure us two utnl two uinkv lour.
Creditors oanuot Insult you, nor cun 1'ntit ;re
you It you have prepnrvtl tor them by having
something In the bnnki heslU-, your money Is
SAl'li In the bank, not only front lire or burglars
but front your own extnivngtinvc.
Uo YOUR banking with US.
We pay 4 per vent interest on time deposits,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
High Point N. C
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 BfrsnRi
D. , P. Sta I &y, Jeweler
A "Want Ad" in the Entctprisc Brings Results
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALU
ABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and bv virtue of an or
der of the Superior court of Cn
ford countv. made in the special
proceeding entitled W, W. & W
1.. (iuvcr. executors of the
will of tl. N', (iuyer, deceased, vs
tluv Pierce and others heirs at
law. The undersigned enmmis
ii..ner, W. W. and W. I.. my
er, will .hi Friday, May the ifth
I'd,?, at o'co'.-k p. ni. mi the
1 remise-. olTer for sale to the
l.iyhesi bidder for cash, that cer
tain tract ,ir parcel of laud, lying
beiii"- in lliuh Point Town
-ui. iiirlfi'iil county. North L'ar
1 .1. 1 i 1 'initio the land ,f W
. t iuyer. J)olph Kapcr and oth
er-. cnt.unin'' i i-s acre-, more
r lc-s. This land is situated
'iiiut 1 1 -j miles North of the
C'tv o! 1 1 1 1 1 I unit, tlf.s laml lies
.'II and has eisjht acres of valu-
le oak timber on it. The bid
dins; on this land will commence
at S7J0.50. Sold for partition
Terms of sale cash 011 confirma-
lioii. This the 15th day of April
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V, WVS: W. I.. CuveF,
Ctmituissioners
T. W. Albertson, Attv.
WANT
ADS
SHORTHAND in 18 lessons
(Guaranteed. Edwards' Business
College. 4-5 1 m
FARMS FOR SALE, Ur ex
change for town property. K. L,
(. roiich, 8-im
FOR SALE About 5 1-2 acres
land near city limits $200 per
acre. I . . I'arriss.
FOR RENT Nicelv furnished
rooms for. light house keeping.
:oo Thurston St., Phone No, 2109
FOR RENT Might room house
on South Main street, practically
new with all ntodern conven
iences, including electric ngnts,
water and sewer. J. W. Harris.
18-tf.
FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms, no nalton t. 22-41
HOUSE FOR RENT Bunga
low with all modern conven
iences, ( room,s on the first floor
md two upstairs, just painted in
side and out. one block from car
lino. .15.00 per couth, 307 Mor
ris St. Phone 4544. . tf
FOR RENT Three rooms furn
ished for light house-keeping.
Water and lights. Mrs. W. T.
Taylor, -Johnson St.
A JBAEiGAltf Requlrngr capital j
to go into business I will sell to a
quick purchaser any one ef th
three up-to-date, pictureaqua fiutv
galowi erected under my person
al supervision. Burns and Louise
streets,. Johnson Place, at a bar
gain. Easy terms. John Young,
Architect. 31-tf.
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FOR RENT Seven room house
pn Thurston street. All modern
conveniences. P. H. Johnson.
23-tf.
O .'..'..'
FOR RENT Four rooms un
furnished up stairs on Howell
street. Mrs. J. J. Welch.
FOR SALE Two champion por
table forges, in good condition
one punch and sheer, one good
2nd harld- rubber tire top buggy,
cheap for quick sale. High Point
R"Rg:y Co. 23-1 k
PAY POLL TAXES -
If you want to vote at khe city
or any election you must pay
your state and county poll taxes
ly May. Deputy Parrish may be
seen at his office from 6 a. m. to
9 !
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YOUR HOMES
For all kinds of painting, paper
hanging, decorating and hard
wood floor laying, see R. T. Stan-J
ley, phone 222. 19-im
BARGAINS TO QUICK
BUYERS
High Point Real Mstate CO.,
offices in rear Dr. II. C. Pitts of
fice, has 4 sections iu Pickens
plot for sale.
Also three small farms all
bargains.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All state and county taxes
must be paid by May 15th. Af
ter that date delinquent taxes
will be advertised. This is im
portant.
All pill taxes must bo paid by
May 1 to mialifv von to vote
j. L .Parrish,
23-3t Deputy & Tax Col.
: Always Something Doing at- r0i:
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$500 Panama Hats at $3.75 : . '
100 White, Tan and Blue Ladies wash tklrts worth $2.00.
Special for this week only . - - .
87c
Herman's Ui 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
Shi rts. Looks, wears and Fits
like- a dollar shirt, our price.
Strictly Guaranteed. ;
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
this week, only - - -' - - -
for
49c
Come and look over our Chlldrens dresses.
It will pay you
Prices from 25c to $1.40.
Men's Silk Half Hose
this week only
18c
ISO pair Towels, worth 15c, for
this week only ' .
7c.per pair
Our 6tock consists of Dry Goods, Gothing for Men, Women and Children, Shoes
for the whole family, Hats, etc:, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money
cheerfully refunded.
A TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK
TIME FAIR
The Store That Sells for Less
Corner English and N. Main Street
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FOR THIS WEEK
Our Opening Sale at Allen's -New Dept. Store
81 x 90 Mohawk Sheets; - - - 65c
36 x 42 PiUow 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 s pring
house-cleaning, should interest every woman in High
Point.
Regular 50c Lace or Swiss Curtains. .
Regular 75c Lace or Swiss Curtains. . . .
Regular $1.00 Lace or Swiss Curtains, . .
Regular Si. so Lace Curtains .
Regular $1 00 Lace Curtains. . .
39c
. 63c
Bsc
..;..$M9
1.69
WANTED Laborers for "work
m the now million dollar cotton
mill at Lexington, NT. C. Steady
employment for at least a year at
j,'ood wages. Apply to The Gal
livant Building Co., Lexington,
N. C. W - ic-.k
LbST Debater's 191 3 medat
with II, S. II. S. on the corners.
Finder' will return it to I.G.
awrence's office, Peacock-Sher-
rod Building and receive reward.
WANTED 5000 dry oaks logs
1-2x3 1-2 X31 inches. Kitchen
Cabinet & Table Co., High Point,
N. C. ,at
Regular j. so Lace Curtains , ' " ' ' -' " ' .'q
Regular 1:3.00 Lace Curtains .. .. .. .. !
Regular $3. 50 Lace Curtains .... .. ... ., jog
Regular $4.00 Lce Curtains . . .... . . . . . . ' r"- m
Regular $5.00 Lace Curtains . , .. . . .. .. '.'. )&
WHITE QUILTS in.plain or cut cornen new sod beautiful
designs.. ' '
Regular $1 00 While Quilts .. - Zy.
Regular $1.50 White Quilts .. . . .. . li 10
Regular $2.00 White Quilts .. .. .... " i69
Regular $2. 50 White Quilts . .... ." " i'o8
Regular $3.00 While Quilts .1.. "'11" " " a 48
Regular $3.50 White Qu ills ; 2.98
Regular $4 to White Quilts .................. 3 39
Regular I5.00 White Quilts .. ' .. 398
NE W SPRING SUITS
Every Suit in the house included in this sale. A great many
or them arc the nobbiest styles we have bad this season.
Regular $io 00 and Sia 50 Suits.. .... $7.95
Regular $15.00 and $16.50 Suits. . . . .. .... ...... 10.95
Regular 20.00 and 23 50 Suits. .. 14 75
Regular 25.00 Suits. .. .. 18.75
. Only a few English Walking Coats left, aud they are very
liberally reduced.
Anderson's Imported Zephyr Ginghams in all the new spring
patterns advertised and sold the world ovtr at ascjrd. . , 1 Qit
Reduced duiicg our opening sale to :,. '
. Anderson's Ivanhoe Giwgbaf , one of ih: very best .1 Op
American made Ginghnn, fnll 3in. regular 15c now
' " . EMBROIDERY VALUES , ' . .-.
Lot No.-l, full t8 inches wide, usually sold at J '
35c, opening sale price.. .: XVC
Lot No. 2, 37 Inches ide, worth 39 cents - 0?4
at.,
Lot No. 3, Beautiful Voiles and Patiste.all new J j f
patterns, 37 & 45 in wide, regular $1 values, at . 4 C
You will find special values all over' tve store. Come in to
day and come every day during the week. You will always be
net with a glad hand at . .-.-.'v
OUR STORE
CLOSES -AT
6.30
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