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Misses and Children's Hats,
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Special prices in plain and fancy
Don't forget our Silk Department
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Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
We are showing a wide range of Marquisette Lawn and Batista
waists, both colored and white embroidered. New Spring . Voile and N
1 Panama Skirts. .
Muslin Underwear
Just received our Spring shipment of-Ladies and: Misses HusBn
Underwear, real hand embroidsred plain, and lace effects. We have
these in matched sets, each garment
The new Parasols are here, In an the new shades and shapes.
Sole Agents for American Lady Corsets, Butterick
Patterns and Black Cat Hosiery. .-' A
A. D. BROWN DRY GOODS GO.,
(Successor to) A.ID. BROYflf.
Holiday
Sacrificed
Our Holiday , Goods arrived late, therefore must pt tacriffced to
move them in the few days remaining. .In the stock are Solid Ma
hogany Rockers, some upholstered In genuine leHher, Handsome Oak
Rockers, in Golden Oak, and Mission, many in genuine leather Fancy ;
Reed Rockers and Reed odd pieces, Tables of all kinds, 17 Ladles'
Desks from $6.75 up; more than 300 pictures, equal to any in the
city as to quality cf frame andsubjecta, Prices literally slaughtered
on account of the quantity,. Chiffoniers, Dressers, Buffets, Music Cabr
inets, Dinner Sets, Tfiilet Sets, Ward Ro2e, -Chamber and Parlor
Suits, Hail Racks,. Rugs all sizes, large quantity and must go. Per
tiers, Couch Covers, Lace Curtains, Brats Beds, Ete.A ; - v
VALUABLE SOUVENIRS WITH EACH PURCHASE., '
The Wilmington Foraitni i
GARRELL
Con Second cad
Mats
Just received one of the largest stocks of new and desirable HATS
ever shown in Wilmington for Ladies, Misses and Children'
For prices and latest styles conte and see . x
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114 Market Street
S Wilnington
(TTucke?9G)
Granite
Now Located at '
519 North Second St.,
Near Union DepoiS
Call to see us for anything in the
cemetery line.
Residence Phone 702.
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Wednesday and Thursday
t April 5tti land 6th.
We stall have our Easter dis
play of fine Millinery. We shall
show the newest ideas both from
a standpoint ot shape, materials
and-coloring.. Many new arrivals
among :. the templting Easter
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: Ready-to-wear Hats.: at ?5.0O. .
' Janty tailored effect In rough
two-toner braids; the prevailing
styles'' la small .effects. Wide
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Rough- Braids Hats, ready tov
wear 52.50 ana 3.uu values, spe
cial at $1.98.
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-School and Street Hats 50c,1 75c and
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Ribbons during openg days.
50c, Silks, special 39c.
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YOUR. CAR FARE.
to match. , .
building.
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Iarble Voriis
In . the; appearance ""next week, of
Miss Ruth Grey, . "The Woman Won-;
derf uV the Academy will offer a . sen-;
sation, as this noted artist has. been
astonishing some o! the most scien
tific with her exhibitions. Hf work
is far above what Is commonly called
second-sight and in Charleston sue
created such a stir that her engaged
ment was t prolonged to two weeks j
Ijeace, her engagement here was de
ferred from the present week to next.
:?;Many of the leading' bithsens of
Charleston, including the mayor, went
upon the stage to see IfJier. work was
genuine. They had to. 'acknowledge
that it was, so far as they conld see.
Miss Cfrey is a highly educated and
a beautiful woman. -.
. Popular prices are to. prevail for
the engagement heteV these being. 1Q,
20 and 30 cents. n
' ,; At the.. Bijou. :
One of the strongest motion picture
bills,from every standpoint, wilt be
presented at tiie Bijou, today. There
wiU be' jst the strongest" kifid of,
dramatic pictures, a masterful picture
creation, of travels in Switzerland!,
whiich will instruct, as well as. delight
thfi vistos. isd. a film dealing with wo
man suffrage. Tlte latier, "Een. Wo
men Strike," will cause, the si&s of
all to split, with laughter.
Tb-e two powerful dramatic . films
are.-'The Rival Barons," which ui?-
folds a thrilling tale ot the (Middle
Ages, apd A Repumic&n Marriage,;
telling in. graphic maijner.a romance
of Paris Jlfe. . L 5
Then will, como a film of beautiful
scenery, lAif : Alpine i Rtlat1 -i ( ?TJhe
scenes, are of Switzerland. Perhaps
no country -In the world: so lenas it
self - "and . ' Its, . beauties, lb the cantera
as does tWs? favorite resort ot PJeas:
ure seekeri troin evefy land. The
present series affords exqufete pano
ramic views oi nature at ner oesi, in
combinatipa with the results' of hui
man . ingenuity which has takeii ad
vantage of every spot favorable to
the purpose of full enjoyment of the
Dicturesaue and majestic surround
ings., J '
Wooded, heights rise from the wai
ter's edge; noble mansions nestle
amid horticultural 'beauties on the
banks and Mands of the lake; moun
tains, now half enshrouded in soft
morning mists, now Dauea m prmiani
mid-day sunlight, rise height above
heieht In silent sublimity to the far
f distant horizon, and the loveliness
which will appeal to the 'stay-at-home
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and to tne traveler aiiae.
, ' .' Grand Theatre. v .
Today is Hospital day at the "Thea
tre Beautiful" and indications point to
a tremendous business, the proceeds
of which are to1 go - to the Hospital
fund. Not only is the day a feature
day but he bill at the Grand is also
a feature, having as it does "three of
the greatest motiop picture triumphs
of modern time.
One of the most interesting pictures
male in some time is the great Society
drama-, v"An Aching Void." ' i
This picture portrays a great -story
and thVonig big feature of it is the
gorgeous costum?ng and stage setting.
"An Aching Void", is presented. by
the Vitagraph Stock Co. and we can
safely say that it is one of the finest
that this excellent Company has ever
produced. ,.T
"A Thwarted Yengeance" is. the ntf
Essany offering and tells the story of
(lucky western girl. Nell' Olcott a
pretty western girl "is the proprietress
of a fcar and gambling hall in a west
ern Tillage.
She has many admirers among the
cowboys and one Bob Griswold whom
She favors is the hero of this western
drama. The acting -while sensational
is, way above the standard and the
scenic portion of this .-picture has nev
er been surpassed. T v '
i -A Biograph offering "A Plah Song
trill close thl superb bill and as most
everybody is -IamUlar with' the JBiog
taph films "ll is i heedless to say inudh
about this picture. " . ' .
-The tory centers afound a young
girl who is a saleslady In a depart
meMoe and who fs the sofe shpport
of ier father arid mother. Y ; ; . '
' -he is dehied all Jie pleasures that
her shopnfates are enjoying a it takes
all, her money 'and tlnie to Keep 'the
lanauy going. X . v .. w
; The' story is vdty dramatic and is
one of tbojs lessohs that tend to make
everybody petter for.hkyiffg seen it. ;
; Mr. Henry will sing "Rings On My
Fihger6"andithe isfchestra will play
several sohg'liitsfrbm "Madame Sher
ry." ' '.' ;'' "
Famous PalatTng Ends Saturday;
f Tomorrow at 1.6 wffl" Close the
engagement of the mystery -palntiiig
"Tfee Shadow of the tjrbss? - The en
gagement h&.s" "been bffe" oT the most
successTul In the South and the Cu's-
tJidiah expresses himself as delighted
tHtJl the reception the painting . has
recetvd. . . '
Those; ."wbo Nb.ave not viewed the
wonderful work of art have, but two-
more days in which to do so. The
Palace wherein the picture is exhib'.t
ed shas been arow'ed with' eiithusiasfc
and its" hgagfe.mfeht will long be re
membefed id WIlniingtbtiL . v"
Many clprgymen Have . frainented
on the WQndertuJ phenomenon seen in
connection yritH the painting and the
great lesson it teachesv . . .
r The last exhibitionSwill be given
Saturday and-rllMast untiMO p. m.
. If all citizehs wefe to do like some
and ritit" register, what would be the
dutconae? -Think Do it'ndyr. ' '4
' y A'ft Aching Void.
; Great society, draiha-Grand Thea
tre today. ' . " ' it
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L C. , Pickett, Indicted 'Yesterday by
. the Grand Jury, Faces the Recorder
'r-Submitted. in One Case Decision
'Jn. Two Cases Reserved Until To
morrow. . ,
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- Only, oner matter. but that matter of
tns -proportion of three "blind tiger"
cases, came UD In Ihe hnnnrfler'a court
morsteff. ,Th Hiip caa6& were
agaiast-I. C. Pickett,, the white-man
who runs a store'at Castle Hayne aifS
against , whom the vgrahd Gry yester.
day returned: three indictinen.ts for-vlo-
iationor the prohibition law, same be
ing turned over tot the Recorders In
Ithe very firsf case-tne defendant sub-
tftitted; though afterwards he tried to
squirm out of it. In-the three cases
Pickett wasv charged with selling liquor
to w. C. Hardison, T' G. Futch and:
mb.TR savage, m.the first case, Haral
son, testified that K WfiTf. tn Pickett's
hilace and called for whiskey. He was
given Vhat heN?alled for,' paid for it
and drank it After hearing, this the
defendant submitted. In the other two
cases about : the same state . of . facts
develpped,tbut, on cross examination,
the witnesses stated - they could not
swear absolutely that wh'&t they were
givij was whiskey; Counsel for the
defense immediately raised the point
that It had not been shown that it was
whiskey sold them,' and then asked to
re-open the submission case, in which
Hardison had testified; to recall Har
dison to, the stand, with the evident
purpose of trying jto show- that . he
couldn't possibly testify that , what he
bought was whiskey, even though he
called lor such arid it; tasted likg whis
key. "'- v'4 '-t -:t V:
' Iarsden Bellamy, Esq., representing
the' Stafe, objected.' to re-opening Che
case "on any such point and the Re-i
comer sustained the objection. Mr.
Bellamy then argued strongly that
the defendant was guilty in the other
twp cases. Counsel for he defendant,
L.s Clayton Grant,. Esq., argued that his
.client was not guilty,; as it had not
been absolutely 'shown , that 'what was
obtained was whiskey. '
"Recorder furlong took under advise
ment his decision in "the two cases,
until toimorrow, and at the same time
left open the judginent in the submis
sion case, pending his findings in th-?
other two cases." : - s .
Pickett in th meantime was placed
under a 400 justified bond, Vhich he
gave. ' ' '
The Sound Sleep Qf Good Health
Can hot b'e "overestimated and any
aiMent that prevents -It is' a menace
to health J. L. Southers, Eau Claire,
Wisri says; "I have been unable to
sleep soundly nights, because of pains
across my back, and soreness of my
kidneys. . My appetite was rery ? poor
and my general condition was much
run down. J have beet .taking Foley-
Kidney Pills but a hort time and now
sleep as sound as a. 'rock, my general
condition is greatly improved, , and I
know that Foley Kidney, Pills have
cured- me." Good results always fol
low the use of ' Foley Kidney Pills.
They are a prompt corrective of uri
nary irregularities. Try theni. R. TL
Bellamy.
Remember to Register immediately
only about twelve hours left after
reading this.- -. -
We have assembled the largest,
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Footwear tnan ever beiore. ourstyies are to numerous to mention but
If "you will Look In our Windows - or call inside we can prove this fact.
tWatch Us Grow."
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i; ter, thoroughly,-quickly safely :
and restorehe'feetloii of the?
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Give tone to thysfem and ;
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Great society dramaf-Gr and Thea
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Cheap for Cash.
' SaviJhn Restfit Checks.,
109 Market Street.
and most complete stock of. Spring H
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in the sultry Summer
season, MadamiTos coolness and com
fort in footwear appeal to you : ;
smartaess and style must be
present, too, so". '. . '- ''
You'll find theny all in Style - 57 14 Three
$ttp Prtncea -r Paramount Patent Kid. y.
Positively perleetltting. , , "
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Wilmington, N C.
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pMwW- - -The Jitter Grades Only." ,
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' BUCK Mot p lasl ItrOijS only ; rjeater that wllf successfully
Hp?,f??d wHl also biirri ail pther f uejshanjcoal, wood and
Buck' I?asM beautiful keater-jt'a theort of heater that
heats and burns lie fue-U'a tb heater qf all heaters for you to buy
We want , you to tall and sea It ajt our store. i
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Al! makes at About )9alf Price. Un
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v ars. The machines; are Like New
and anyphe of tliem is a bargain. ,
j Ribbons for all machines and -each
guarantee Carbon, all colors and .
- prices. , Stenraphers Notebooks "
and Office Suppjies 6f all kinds: -'
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