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The Ansonian
W. C. BIVESS.
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a. H5"E3TO". Attistaaf JUatr.
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UCSDA Y. JULY 9. 1907
Mu m ompiini i iwmni n .
ruunt of an article in the lurlotte
IHrrvrr f t th trt
!uri-rl t a rc-rt
wliicb
of i
Fourth. It
i UtI therein thtt t!fj Un w.V
ui the KrwU of ht i.f'ri- n
tlwt day arvl that it re.inn-d tle
irutnlhoti. Uw I "
rsr. to hol l th.se amMed. th-re
l-ini: a ttal of ::i rret. Wo
!nl that hil th crowd ni
drinking sod wry noiy. it
othrwi'- unotT.-iHlii in any un
usual a.v. True. th -i.h-w.nlk in
front of tlit slMft 'Hi th lower
.tr-Ls rr kl hy na'n
arnl rilhly to art uttu-ul r
trnt. jrt it in no urn ommn thing
to ths ihwalk.s itlmott rn
tindy l.li-knl on tiPiaj -other
Uiv da. It furtlier
Haimed that the negri. doing the
drinking ain! other interfer
ing 'ith the are and dignity "f
th- town were "foreigner.. moM
f them.
We dimply hae thi t sa :
that s long a.- thU : nn other
tivtitinU itnetfvsary to ell whis
key m order to tie trert make
.thr ininriiiertt- or to lessen
tae in an way. it may e
jt ted that mueli of th' whiskey
Vkill i tri.nm-i herr sisl that the
inke .Irinkinjf elenn-nt I""
attra tel t the Iaie. ! t it a!'
U unler-t ! that hi i olh r
ttiwriH nt) l cities are .ullil ' lite
on vlin out f t!nir limits.
hertrer the renmirt. tnre inter--t
will entereJ :il)iit them
ril all ili inler will h iMliutl
nre than in itfier tin. l-et it
) :nti it"I 7it that ri'i-'rt-'
vvill ftt-n ! eaii?rrate wln-n il t
M ere t fit a tnn ifi the I 1,
i.n ntth letter r alo,nm
huh we take mre r al jrile. W e
vttMi'.i nt "I.'fouJ our wu not
V t ve hall liiMrr lw.ilate t..!m
BOLD ROBBERY NEAR DEPOT
J. L. Paiierof WUftt FottJ of
$219 WeJ.tsUy Klf-t.
Mr. J. I- lUytxr of WincaK
wa herr laAt VlneI3- atnl ajs
that on tliat nitfht 1 robrjrd
of $jr. near the first bridge on the
,eit rt.!. He luul conic here.
1 he sa3. to see some iarties 111
rrx'-pl to a moving picture outfit.
That nix'U he went to the leHt
t4nieet a man arl on lirwiinjr
tin train was laU, startrl up town
anil was nHt urn! robh! oy two
ui n ju-a lcfon? reaching the lasi
bri.l;;e coininjr front tlie lent to
tiwn.
Mr. lUyner sa.vi that he wn
first met by one of the men nrwl
ilealt a npvw IJow on the Ik!.
Tlien anotlier srire.1 him arournl
the waUt awl the two cut hini
slightly namtsr of times arnl
chokeil him. Tlicy tok his coal
from his arm ami a small sum ol
money which,!" t-arrirtl in his In 1
,- ket. In the t i-tket, '.Mr.
Uayner says tiat he hal n bill
Uiok ronUininj: inmiler f bill
of money amounting to M'..
Mr. Uayner thinks the men wen
rolorvtl. He rejuirttsl the mattei
to Sheriff Martin at onee nnl mi
effort is lieinjr mmle tocaptun tin
.r,.iliv- f iriirs Mr. Kavner was
hen' Meral months ago anl guv
i.ii turi' rntri laiumeut ill tin
i-oiirthooe.
loiter iluring the same night.
Mr. I. .1. Huntley's kiggagv wag
on w ics hel-l up and a rock wn-
il.r..wi. m! the Imis on the vwm
roa.l. Friday night the bu wa
airain held 111 and Mr. Morgan.
who driC! it. lirtsl at the man win
stood at the horses beads. Tin
man then steiiil out of the road
when Mr. Morgan again fired hi
pistol at him ami put tin? whip t
his horse. There is no clue as t
who the guilty iartics are, bul
every effort is ling made to ap
prehend thuse res-nsil.le for tin
annoyance.
Of
Miss Eufcnia Davis. Formerly
waJcstoro. Dies la Charlotte.
Miss Huge lia l.tis, who was
daughter of the late Thos. Ihi is,
the siUcrsmith. wlioliynl here bu
a numU r of vears, and w ho is well
r. mh-iiiUtiiI by many, diisl 11;
I 'harlotte Friday. The Charlottr
News ie the fol lotting irticu
lars of her death:
"Miss Kuirenia lais ttas found
lend this morning in her rinun at
the home of her brother. Mr. Hcr
lrt I hit U of (he ('oiiimeri ial Na
tional lUuk. Their home is on
North iraham street. The death
of Miss aiis proted a great shock
to her man friends, for she was
110 and alut the house all day
up lh e tl eff.s-ts of t!e ii ii s.i- ; yeterda . Mls.s I .i is had liol
h-.n no nuttrr when it exist-, f'-ecn in robust health for a nuuilrr
r. , r t 1 1 Jof tears, but ttrvs not coiisiderel
The go. sj.i.i of U.i.iNl..rn , ... .... ...
1 ' 'to s-rioiislv ill. U hen Miss
i.ate a! read sntTer.sf t,. i.mrl, ,llis HsCnllol from downstairs
n i mint of themand the tinieistom tju morning then was no rejonse.
lg ven they shall put out of 'ainl lavoiuitig al.iriiMsl oxer this,
tl. ton. Whether they aiv tot.l inmate (f the htm- went utaii
aii'l foutii her Ivmg ileau on the
Rocky Btver Sprtafs Items
As the -warm weather tomes
lieople are flocking to these cool
hills where the pleasant breezes
continue to blow. r
Crops around here are rather
late but in fine condition. Our
people hare done their work well
and it seems that only a terrible
hail stonn can keep uh from mak
ing a good crop.
Mr. H. J. Bireas is merchan
dising here now and it is conven
ient for our people to exchange
eggs ami chickeas for family gro
ceries. Mr. Hi yens is almost sup
olying the hotel with country
producc which he buys at his store.
A great crowd attended th an
nual picnic here Thursday and the
regular attendants of longest stand
ing sny that the behavior was the
st in the history of the Springs.
Sheriff Ix.vc was here with a jus
tiieof the eace, but lhey were
idle. Only one arrest and the
very lest of order. Say what
you pleac about old Stanly, she's
coming to tl.c front.
Nearly two hundred guests
were fed at the hotel Thursday
and many remained oyer for scv
eral days afterwards. We hear
nothing but praise for the fare
1 . ti-
served. .Many say uiai Mr. niv
ens is one of the lcst managers
here for several .years. Kvery
Udy seeins to e happy and ex
press themselves as feeling letter
after the first few days Scnt here.
Tiik Anximan's young editor
was up last week and sicnt sever
al (Fays here. It has been doubted
w hether he came for his health or
not, yet from all apiearences the
Magnesia spiing had some sccial
charms for him and we will just
supse that he loved the water
up that way or the walk anyway.
Come again," Colonel.
Among the guests who spent
last week-here were: Messrs. (i.
V. Huntley, V. T. Rose, W. C.
lb yens, Fred Allen, 11. .1. lottery
Henry IJogan, Dr. K. A. Coviiiir
ton, Mrs. Mary Huntley, Mrs.
Wm. Sachs, Mrs. Maggie Teal,
Mrs. W. T. Hrasington and child
ren and others, of Wadcsloro;
W. A. Smith and Misses ('assie,
Atha and Liliiui VatsoIl of Con
cord; Mrs. T. b. Misenhcimcr
an ! daughter. Miss Mae of Mor
ten: Ir. Hart and family of
Big Lick: Messrs. (i. I). Moore
and three friends from Charlotte:
Miss Mary McKnight of Florence,
S. ('., Mrs. Colson of Norwood
atul her two daughters, of Nor-
wchmI; Mrs. S. It. Hrock of Mon
roe.
Mrs. J. II. lUiley of Charlotte
i visiting her father, Mr. J. W.
Odnm; Miss Alice Itoggan is
tisiting her a rents, Mr. and Mrs.
.1. A. Itoggan: Miss Irene IJenentt
is spending this week with' her
sister, .Mrs. Minson. Many other
isitorsare here also.
Fishing, bowling and dancing
are the recreations of the resort
and every laxly drinks water.
Siwkki.ki:.
Miss Marie Henhlejr of Anson
ville left today for Durham, where
she goes to visit her uncle, Mr.
C. W. Kendall.
Misses Wincy Caraway and
Kmma Kose have returned from
an extended visit to Kershaw, S.
C.
Master Flake Miller of Birming
ham, Ala., -is visiting his aunh,
rs. C M. Burns, and will also
spend some time with his grand
parents, Mrs. Martha Flake, in
the Flat Fork section.
tic
out on the Usl of August or
it., Mur'l as night follows -a,
tlw titn will sjsil MiiiK h 'n
this town w it! try another system.
I he o'n s.ihmu ha- Iwi'ii truly
" li.'lwsl m the Utl in e .:.! found
v anting w hen n, nnns to solt mg
tH. whiskey problem. It is won-
They Say The Aasonlan Is Rlnt.
iMixirii Journal )
The Wadelioro Anmi.ma.n saVf-:
"There has Ih-cii (juite a 1 i t lo
talk recently in reg-.inl to the An-
Mrs. I'm', nf eldon, a., and j soitian's publishing the mnvors
one oroiner. .t:: . .lonn 1 mi is, 01 , iioekct. jiiieti onief tions. we 1111-
derstand. i made to mnking knotin
f!iHr, siih' distance from the led.
IWsi.les her brother. Ilerliert,
sin is surtiteil by two sisters,
Mrs llalkuan. of Monroe, and
South Canlina Tlie family came
to Charlotte (n m WiulesUro !."
years ago
fullt sin restful though in Hpul.tr- man of splendid ( hristian charae- i
iin a pla .
ter anl a meuiU r ol I unity .tietli
list hnreh.
I is tl first g of this tar
will b found tin entire text of
tin prohibition bill with the set re
tart of tate's iertitiate. It
thirve who hate lil all mtnner of
thliiir to the bill's i retht, read it
tert rarefullt arwl then diM iis it.
IIememlT that it wouM m tin-
Pee Dec tastltote SoJJ.
I of ttlnt transpires j t,e court.
Mis.Iatis was a wo-i sinee the foiinlin of this "otern-
meiit it ha leen one of the great
fundamental principle of our HIkt
f t that eoiirt.s should Iktoihi to all.
Then, if the courts are to lie.open,
whi should tln priKtislings Ri kept
Iist vteik the trustees of the I in I he dark f Ixt him who is asliam-
gr.id-l --boo I nude a proposition Ui I to hat e his name apjear in print 1 r , . .
tv buv the Ve IN e Institute at 1 connected with m.i.ic dis-raeeful i ,,JLS ft r001 I10S,t,0n
this place, the projerty of the
l'is3 I Ve Ass4M-iation. An offer of
I'J.o"" was made the trustees for
little Misses Margie and Julia
Burns are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
B. A. Home, in Monroe.
Dr. W. J. McLendon left to
day for Wilson, where he goes to
assist in" the Farmer's "Institute
work, conducted by the State ag
riculture deiartment. The Doc
tor is recognized authority on all
farming sujects.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 1. Hardison
arrived here from their bridal
tour Thursday morning and went
at once to housekeeping in the
Copicdgc residence on the Mor :en
road.
Miss Maude (iulledge of At
lanta is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Irs. K. II. (iulledge.
Mr. Arthur Threadgill of Mar
fin, Tex., son of the late William
C. Threadgill, arrived here Sunday
night with his wife and two chil
dren. Mr. Threadgill left Wades
loro twenty years ago and has not
visited the town since that time.
He, will spend several weeks visit
ing friends and relatives here ami
In the county. ,
Mr. .J. B. Fort spent Sunday in
Iiurinburg. He was accompanied
home by his mother, who haslieen
visiting in that city.
Miss Annie Price of Laurinburg
is visiting Miss Annie Home.
Mr. J. W. Jackson, who holds
a (tosition with the A. C. L. Rail
way at Wilmington, is visiting his
friMnl Mr II. It Tire, this week.
Mrs. K. C. Dwella and little!
daughter. Fay Boss, left this
morning for Charlotte after send
ing several days here with her
brother. Dr. . D. Boss. Mr.
Dwella and Mr. J. D. Boss sjent
Sunday with the- family of Dr.
Boss.
Mr. K. T. Bedfearn went to
Rocky Biver Springs yesterda.v to
sjiend a few weeks.
Mr. XV. T. Brasington will
leave in a few days for Bocky Riv
er Springs.
Mr. Ira Mullis of Wingate is
here on business.
Mr. B. T. Ashcraft is in town.
Miss Scythia Furgerson, milli
ner for the Wadeslxjro Dry Goods
Co., left this morning for her
home in New York City. Her
season here this .year has been
very successful.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Allen of
Maringouin, 1.41., are exacted
here Friday. Miss Buth and
John Innett Allen, who have
lxen visiting their aunt in Atlan
ta, (ia., will return home at the
same lime.
Mrs. (i. XV. Huntley and
daughter, Mrs. II. B. Allen, re
turned Friday from Joneslioro,
where they had sent several
weeks with Mr. A. XV. Huntley.
Mr. T. J. Covington, Jr., has
gone to Cerro (iordo, where he
xtii
Mix-Up
'A Hot Weather
With ten thousand vigorous bargain competing for recognition and
popular interest a growing element. One days big bargains are
swept away only to be succeeded by others of tenfold their magni
tude. This, to be the banner week.
Calico :
1.000 yards light colored spring calico, worth 5 to Ce.
Surplus sale juice
'Mc.
Far-its
i
There are others as good but never at these prices.
oUc Pants now 44c DOc Pants now 07c
Pants now USc $1.75 Pants now Sl.t9
2.:0 Pants now 1.K0 ' 4. (J Pants now tiUS
Boys' Suits
Mothers, bring us your boys. While giving him his size at
a saving is easy.
.si'.iMi Suits now 70c Sl.iiO Suits now 1. 10
'2. 00 Suits now l.iiS And others eheaier and iMttr
Boys Coats
All remaining odd coats from $-2.00 to 3.00 suits; still going,
your choice . . 50c
Soda
No 1 etter soJa made than Ann & Hammer brand. Surplus
sale price 3c
Youths' Coats
Youths' Black Soften Stried Coats size 15 to 20. Sale price
each ...i5c
Men'sClothing
This is a "now or never,, chance as they can't last long at
these prices. Brown striped suits worth $3.50. Sale price 2.48
Hard-linished mixed suit, made with the lap seams, etc.,
worth $4.50, now 2.H3
Popular Hannel and worsted suits, worth from $4.50 to 0.00,
China-ware
No time like now to buy China-ware.
t lfcautiful llowered Berry Dishes
' Soup Plates. . ... ... 7c ,Io P llowered Pov Is .
Handsome Cake Plates with pictures, calenders, etc
Enameled lAeor
Milk Pans, Fruit Pans, Kice Boilers, Stew Kettles,
going, your choice, .... S
They are, worth twice the price.
et.
4 ini'hes w'hl
Ahite LaAn
One hundred yards left, 12c white Lawn,
while it lasts the .yard '.
yWillinery
The hand of a hat artiste arranged these Mowers and riilin,-
the hand of a price butcher cut the
can suit you.
price. Come wjiilc
all lumped together, your choice.
Swell suits in Worsted, Serges, etc.
IO.00. Surplus sale price
worth from
. . .$3. i o
$8.00 to
. . .$5.08
Figured LaAn
Prolits forgotten as we hasten to convert this big table of
Lawn into the almighty dollar.
5c Lawn now .... ..4c 8 to 10c Lawn 0c
12k' to 15- Lawn 10c 16$ Creje De Chine ...... 12c
25c Drop-De-Lindo 10c 15c Silk Mull 8c
Silk. Boas
ami 15c,
Men's Silk Shield bows worth 10
choice
all
going
your
. . . lc
Allover Lace
18-inch trimming lace now Oc and up. '
Slippers
All IvOv-Cut Shoes included in sale.
$1.00 Slippers now.. . .80c ' $1.25 Slippers how
$1.50 Slippers now.. ..1.20 $2. 00 Slippers now
$2.50 Sliders now... ..2. 00
Other Specials
. 14c
I r.o
25c four-indiand
5c. fans . . .w. . . .
10c fans
15c fans
25c fans
50c fans
85c fans
18c Pants Cloth. .
38-inch Sea Island
ties
. ' c
. .0c
. 10c
. 17c
.37c
. 50c
l-2J.c
.5'.c
Boys" Wash Pants
Ladies" I )rop stitch Hose
(frigate & Co's Powder
Ladies 25c Belts
Ladies lo and 12'c vests
25c (Jilt Kdge Polish. . .
loc sox ; . ,
10 and 15e picture frames,
SI. 00 Sample Corsets. . . .
I",
ONE. CENT BARGAINS
1 Purse lc
1 Curling Tongs lc.
1 spool Turkey Red thread lc
I Paper Pins lo
1 set Side Combs lc
1 white Handkerchief
1 King Collar Button
1 Fan lc
lc
L
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:LLING
STORE
ivio r vn
l :',3:,i!:N:'i:,i':
tin niHin buiMing, the brick dor-
.... 1 1.. .n 1. 1 1 i.
rxs!t P'gi't up :l A 1 1 that woull . . .1 im 1
. miiiriui: 111 int' iirii"'rn. i nc in
stitute trustees, agrcitl to rccom-
'"t uiond and urge the Association to
.llt-fv CTV IH. but thre hMkli
thing jts.s,lt. W t!refii ifiire
tu iriti-is ii. "sv,. ijji y,,u an.
right lfir u .tjtr w hut tiio
liill pr ids. A law een nnn"
s.trmgrit than this bill pr tdi.
for h lsjn in mm i fvsful tpvrtin
tn nearby county fr s er.l
1 rs.
W t ! iot pns" to r 1 nt this
bill again and adis ths mtrr--sfS)
i irMri this copy for fu
turi rr brviwt as r will riument
oni diffrrrnl ss, tiutl, ,f the bill
from tun to tin.
mtept the otTer and in the mean
time to allow the trustees of the
graded s-kiI to use the building
during the coming session, a fair
I rent to U aiil for it in case the
sale i not contirnicil by the Asso
ciation at its meeting in Vtoler.
Aside from having the us' of the
pri'lTty for nine years, the Insti-
i tute trustisrs made a ery nice
pntit in dissing of the projmr
ty. A Unit a thiol of the land re
mains in tht-ir hands and also tin
hirge building used as a dormitory
for1os. It is adiertised for mil
elst'n here in this iwr.
crime le al- ;th.uiHsl to have it a
x-;ir 011 the criminal court docket
I I . I . I .T
i ii:iririii wiin me anie oiieiic.
Mr. N. S. Ogburn of Monroe
is here on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Williams
The Indiistr.il Xews of (i recti- J and children of Valdosta, (ia., are
lnro comments on the alovc as fob ! visitini? Mr. Williams'' parents.
low:
"Ni bir u court nxordi are con-;
ccrned wethink that the publicity
attendant ujm.h the conviction for
Mr. and Mrs. II. Williams.
Miss Mary Woodburn of Mor
ven is visiting Miss Kva Moore.
a 1 ! 1
.r 1 . 1 1 rv . H v 1 1 M in e ami i tc
an v oiiciiM'iicU more tnnglv in llw ', "
majoriiv of.-a. than the imMAi. -.arIottc tatTortl. who have len
ii f HH.iall tiuetowanU uiAing i J'siting the family of Mr. A. S.
.A.x. 1 .... " Huneycutt of Burnsville, will re-
ti ' l'.i. ....ii.. a turn to their home at Cheraw this
1 in 1 - UIHIIIIMIH.TIH auu
while it i not a new mper's busine. ! 8 ,rnoonl;
to "make men oUv the law,' it i I 1,XX) yards Sea Island at 4
it biiuu to give the public all cents tne yard at I he liusj' uornei
Montgom-
Dith of Leniow McLeoJ.
ijniajiioa ror x. a n. coi re. r .
, l n lnv Mcleol of
PIhm ant lor svi mission to in cry comity unl uu,la.v night at
Agricultural A. Mrt lLarmal College tIo Ktnondikc HoM after hii "di
al lUligh. will l exam: no I by urv of trj ilays. Mr. McLvid
th County orrintcnlant of was a single man and about 3s
ci1.U in his otlkf at Vlisli.)ri ears of agr. He lust a leg several
on Thursday. Jul llth. at lo ears ago. He was a artner of
Vh k. U stalling thi cvim-; the Anvxi histilling Co., owning
itaUn. ung men may e the t one-fourt.'i of the btisincxs. His
rtj-'n. of a trip to Ilaleigh. Tl death wa.due to lcart failirn.
A. si M. l'olhge offers pj holar j
I. I. .. .1-1.1. I
.ii u. oriK. mty utjsthsir. : New Alvtrtlitmenl.
ing irnlusirial (slocatiofi. Iiicrv
rv course of instruction in agri
culture, textile ami engineering
lend. rlextriaJ, uexlunual, cIhiu
ical ami miniQJJ. M. XV u.t.
Surinteihlent.
Eifftt Coavkts Froa McDowell Coa-
ty To Sre Loir Terras
Kaleigh. N. C. July Kight
tony icts to srve terms aggre
gating I'jh 3-ears, were committed
to the sUtvnitenitary today by
lteriff Marshlnirn. of Mclkwell
runty.
F"r negroes to serve forty
rs for munler and highway
roMry were in the bunch. Chai.
Walker w to serve 12 yc&rs for
horse stealing; Charles Hale, nine
year for munler; J. C. Kd wards,
ten years for highway robU;r3
Trw munler.
; 14? Hot or cold, left or right,
we are selling tl 'Kra press" cook
Uii. Ttr n winners. Iook
Snxial prices dry goods and
shoes - XV. J. Huntley.
Big sample sale Busy Corner.
House furnishings - (tathings
Furniture Ct.
Shirts arhl collars Wailesboro
Clothing and SIoe Co.
Big Iwrgain mix-up Liles Un
derselling Store, Morvcn.
8 Year 011 Boy Killed By Llfhtilnf
ia CleveUal Coooty.
Cleveland Star. .th.)
During a severe electrical storm
which ixxurrcd near Mooreslwro
Tuesilay aftenioon, lUlph. the
eight year old son of Mr. Ceorge
Wilkej was instantly killed by
lightning, and several members of
the family were knocked senseless,
and rcmaind unconscious until re
susitated b the physician. Dr.
S. S. Koi stcr.
ine miormatiixi to wincii it i en
titlctl, and it is unpicionahly en
titlol to know everything that trans-pin-s
in all the public court. The
Aii.soiiian i right and hould tand
by itvhf and the public, even if
Mme iersuis who eommil a crime
and want a luck -door settlement do
object. It mav In of int-rot here,
to tate, that m far as we have ever
heard, no one ha Ikvii tried in the
Uet-ordcr surt of Monne ha
eer t-piealisl la-caiix his name
went into the mci, though wmie
have Uvii heanl to that thev
iihiii i mini me nue .-o miicn n
thev did their iiatno guile m print
The Aiioti Imys will ijuit epical ing
when lhey get iikiI to it and tin
out that it i esKiiti.-illy jut.
m'-if We are fully preared to do
any kind of shading, either win
dows or orch and wc do the fixing
at Thc House of Qualjty. Who
is it?
Sample sale.
poy M. Huntley
DENTIST.
Work Done Night or Day.
Kmin S?coud Floor of New National
Bink Building.
Phone No. 90. 7-1-7
Vinol builds you up
and keeps you up
Price i
WADESB0R0 MARKET.
Corrected
100 20 and L'3 cents Habr caps
eoing at 10 and 20 cents at the
at tlm at (iatliings Furniture Co.tlhe Busy Corner Sample Sale.
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Weekly.
IWt Cotton 13J
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Cotton siril ao
Oata (Ci
Eor 15
Ch ii k en n - Snrin g 1 H to :W
Hens 5
Bnttr 20
Lard
Tallow
Bewax
I Vitatoea Sweet
PotatoM Irinh
Onions
Bf, Orom
Pork
Hida Onsn....
Hid Dry
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13
4
15
80
1.00
1.00
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9
6
13
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200 men and boys' 50 and $1.00
Staw hats going at 25 cents at The
Husy Corner Sample Sale.
"GoltTancTSllver"
arc what we want to tell
you about this week.
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Style, Comfort, Durability
The three essentials to the selection of a good shirt, are all
carried out to the highest possible perfection in our line of
these famous (i()Ll) and SILVER Brand Shirts. We carry
a large and complete line of all Styles of Negligee Shirts,
and an especially strong line of the popular COAT STYLE.
A few of the most popular sellers are the
Plain White, Polka Dot, Stripes and Plaids
They may le had with cuffs either attached or detached.
"Silver" $1.00; "Gold" $1.50.
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A Mew Lot of White
mmwm enamel- iron lieds
Just Arrived
ALSO
White Maple Rock-
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msmim for the forth
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iTHEH new thinirs in Bed Ilooiii Suits. Odd Divss.-i;
Talles, Bugs, and Li'noleun. both in nl.-iin nnd in hi id' '
"Eternal pushing is the price of. success in these days of
stirring competition." This we realize, and u-e a re always on
the "hustle,"' and for what? Your busitiess in all the whole
house furnishing .vants you are heir to.
"THE STOKE WITHOUT A DULL SLASO.V is this
store, because we carry at all times, goods for tin' season, t it
le Summer, Winter or Spring.
If you are. looking into the matter of saving money,' yon
should look into our store where monv-suving always
prevail, for the steady growth of our business is the proof that
benefit our customers.-
LOOK FOR THE SIGN
CATHIIMGS FURNITURE COMPANY
THE HOUSE 0E QUALITY
Rutherford Street
Phone No. 41
Collar Comfort
can be had In this stylo or in fact In any style "Silver"
Collar, And tlwrf'a a "style for every taste."
And
ipcikiaf
of
Durability,,
In n. i and full
sizes.
2 FOR 25Q.
we guarantee our "LINOCORD" eyelet end t)u.ltn
holea to outuear tl:e collar r.nd at tJie bnttonholea
most eollars hi eak first. Po yours ?
CEO. P. IDE & CO.
Makers, Troy, N. Y.
Our delicious, Cod Liver
.preparation without oiL
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons,
and Rafter sickness, colds,
coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. '
Try it on our guarantee.
The Great Tonic and ApjietiseT
Sold and Guaranteed by
Martin Drug Co.
Wc also liave a very complete line of SILVER Collars in
All The New Styles and Heights
"Silver" Collars, and the.v alone, are made with the XJNO
COKI) Eyelet-End Buttonhole. "Linocord" Buttonholes are
made by running throughout the entire buttonhole a one
piece tested cord, the stronge&t possible for the purjxise, over
which is used -the Pearl Double Stitch. A one-end button
hole, and is guaranteed to eliminate at least 50 per cent of
the danger of ripping out. Try them.
Two for 25 cents.
Wadesboro
Clothing & Shoe Company
222X2
Wo More June
Brides for 19
But have just received nobbiest line of .Jewelry jv-mVe- seen in
HAT, SCARF and VEIL PINS, BELT BUCKLES, EAMCY
COMBS, etc. Some of those New Collar Supporters 'for the
ladies so popular just now. We have theaUne in Silver, (iold
Plateor Solid (iold. Call and see. the pretty things so stylish.
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J. C. B ARF IE LD
Contractor
and Builder ...
All Kinds Brick and Frame Work
Fancy
Finishing, etc.
WADESBORO,
N. C.
Building Material
. . FOR SALE . .
.
I am prepared to promptly till
any order for lumber, rough i
dressed, in any shaic 'desired.
PROMPT DELIVERY .
Your orders will be appreciated.
C C. X E L
Wadesboro, N. C.
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