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PAGE EIGHT ""- t. . Y. , ' Y THE MORNING HE RAI IMP-00 Worth of Fine Silk Ribbons : V From lc to $1.50 a Yard in Colors ; You should see the largest stock of fine silk ribbons we ever carried. All ribbon sare all sijk which is the only kinds sold at Rawls store. Be sure you get yours here. ' , , . -: .-h: CAUGHT HERE RIBBONS AT lc AND 2c The babv kinds in two widths in colors bluesj pinks, greens, white black, redr lavender, purple, nav yellow, and others,' good quality priced at lc and 2c. , RIBBONS FOR 3c, 4c, 5c, 6c Narrow satin kinds excellent qualities in all the colors you dc sire. As a rule each of these are priced lc a yard less than the same eade sells tor at most stores, ine widths are from half inch up. RIBBONS AT 50c AND 65c The finest assortment of wide moire ribbons we ever had since starting business. All the newest colorings that are out this season are here; they are lovely and you will like them at once priced at 50c and 65c. RIBBONS AT 75c AND $1 Finest quality of Dorthy Danty hair bow and sash ribbons to match in whites, blues, pink, lavender and. green, several designs, each one a beauty 75c and $1. RIBBONS FOR 33c AND 39c Fine quality of heavy moire, talTeta and satin kinds in wide kids, colors white, old rose, new blue, tans, brown, greens, black, lavender, red, cardinal, purple, pink, nell rose, kelly green, and many others at 33c and 39c. RIBBONS FOR 25c AND 29c Heavy grades for hair bows and sashes to match if wanted. These are wider than usually sold for the price and are excellent values, in black, white, blue, and pinks of course, also in dozens of other colors 25c and 29c. RlfiBONS FOR ONLY 19c : Fancy kinds, moires, satins and taffetas in colors black, blue, pink; green, old rose, white, and many others, extra wide for the money, per yard 19c. FANCY . RIBBONS 33c, 35c A beautiful line of fancv Dlaids. striped block effects and the like in all kinds of colorings to please you, in various widths and with many colors that are out new this season, priced per yard at 33c and 35c. RIBBONS FOR 10c Probably the wisest all silk rib- ! Local Police Picked Up ; Negro Wanted in v Alamance ISO RED GOODS several Hundred Dollars Worth of Property Hun dred Dollars Reward )ons for a dime in the city. Surely no other store can offer anything to pass it. Here in black, lue, pink, green, nell rose, laven der, old rose, white and different colors for 10c. A New Tie might You new crepe de sec these chene ties. They are very new, being the roman stripes Here in many colorings and each one lovely. Send for yours before they are all gone. Another one made of all silk taffeta in roman stripes. Same price. 50c WE BELIEVE THERE ARE NO LESS THAN 500 DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF RIBBONS FOR YOU Yes we do believe honestly the assortment of fine ribbons here is so great that by a count you would see at least five hundred different kinds and pat terns. Almost every customer who see them speaks of the quanitity,quality and assortment. Truly it's as tonishing for a store to display so much ribbon. RIBBONS AT 7c, 8c, 10c 1214c AND 15c Narrow and wide satin in all the colors that other kinds come in. Also a lot of; doubled faced satin rib bons in blues, pinks, white and lavender in narrow widths onily at 4c, 5c, 6c to 10c a yard. You should see the stock today. Auto Coats Every Autoist should have one by all means It saves its cost by saving your clothes It protects them from the rains as well as the dust. Does not cost much. Here in many sizes. Here in tan colors. Priced each today $2.98 AND $3.98 Parrish Street Parrish Street Paint Test No: 3 Roof Garden f Paint Tests r'' ., The above , illustration shows how the wearing qualities of Lowe Brothers High Standard" paint are ' tested before it is even sold to us. , V These tests have proven . that this paint wears longer a' than ordinary paints and that , it leaves the surface in better condition for repainting when Jthat becomes necessary. On housesit has been found to wear years longer than ordinary paint think ' what this save when your painting 'cost is figured per years of wear. Ak for COMPARING COST pamphlets; free at our -or. HAYWOOD & BOONE, Agents. Saturday Specials Nunnallys and Park Til fords Delicious Candies Dainty Tango Chocolates 34c Per Pound Special. Linen Paper and , Envelopes ; 25o the Pdund Fascinating Ice Cream Sun dae Especially for To-day QUALITY Lilly's Dental Cream is made up by specialists who know what teeth mean to health and what teeth need In the way of care 25c tube. Cleaning, antiseptic and recom mended highly for its prophylactic properties. Removes all impurities from the teeth. Keeps the gums pure and fresh. ' EAGLE PHARMACY PHONE 670 Cor. Church and Parrish Streets DR. C. J. JOHNSON DENTIST Room 615 Trust Building Phone 651 If You Are Thinking ; OF Beautifying Your Home. We have Just received a big supply of "X L, & M, PAINT Considered one of the best points wears longer, lasts longer For ale by x .acaung on information Bent here by Alamance officers sergeant Pen- uergrast and Officers Woodall nrfl Beavers landed one 'of '"tne robbers! wanted in Mebane for stealing a large amount of merchandise from the Sin Sleton Mercantile company of that place. The Durham officers ot one I . m . " I or me negroes, Will Reese bv name. and also recovered a large portion of tne stolen Dronertv. A , . Muuiuiag 10 me inrormation sent the Durham officers the robbery Was accomplished Thursday evenfnir. , a description of the suspects was sent to the Durham officers and those of I other cities In this section of the! state, and a hundred dollars reward offered for the apprehension of the! two negroes. LAst night Sergeant Penderrrast na tne other two men got informa tion that the robbers were in the Vi cinity or the cemetery. They secured an automobile and went to the ceme tery about dark: As the machine with the "blue coats rolled up to the little 1 store at the turn in the road just be- I 1 n jruuu me graveyara, two negroes oroKe away from a crowd and ran off into the woods. The police thought they had flushed '.ne:r prey and gave chase. Officer pwoodall was bitten by a dog when he rot out of the machine and had to come back to tire eity, but the other ;wo went in pursuit of the negroes for about a mile. Finally they lostl track and sight of them. fri.t.i.i i 1 H.umun mai me two negroes would come back to that same vicln- ty the officers made a false leave. I nd hid themselves in the woods nearj MABRY'S Drug Store PHONE NO. 71 Anything in the paint s line. Will be glad to furnish color card Prescription! carefully: compounded and delivered tor any part of the city Phone 7t for yoor want. A..... L. I nB P,ace lnev naa rst flushed the yVVVrvVVVVVVW nMn. An hour's wait resulted in the arrest. As the officers had flg- irea tne negroes came back to the ame place, evidently with the inten- lon or meeting there and carrvinir iff the stolen swag or making some I pt" for escape. (Will Reese was the negro who came back, and be was trying to whistle iua partner up when Sergeant Pen- ergtAst jumped out and grabbed him He was brought to the guard house, and finally admitted that he was the man wanted. He not only admitted nis guilt to the robbery, but offered to show the officers where he had the stolen property stored away. In order to prevent the escape the sergeant handcuffed the negro to limself and went to a trash pile about i mile south of the cemetery. There mder a pile of tin the officers found several hundred dollars worth -of I ituff. It was brought back to the city ind last night an inventory of the iaul revealed the following articles: iwenty-eight neck ties, seven belts, twenfy-three pair lisle thread socks, fifteen undergarments, one pair overalls, one union suit, thirteen un- lershirtB, sU top shirts, three satin petticoats, seventeen and a half pair if shoes, one jewelry box containing four pair of cuff links and four lead pencils. The negro said that the man who made bis escape also had on a ' plir of shoes stolen from the store ilso a suit of the overalls. - Visit iOiir Fountain f The ideal spot to k get cool. Electric fans, ft all the newest drinksvJ? served by professional y soda dispensers. t$ VELVET ICE CREAM The purity kind a Served at fountain. B. Also delivered to any & part ot tne city. T T T I FIVE POINTS . DRUGCOMP'Y Prescriptions called for and Delivered. Phono 160 Does It Rlflht and Quick. 9 & 9 2 DR. 8. DACE M'PHERSON. M. Eye, Ear,' Nose, Threat. Glasses Fitted. Room 604, Trust Building. Office Hours: Ito 1 and 1 to f s Phone 8SS. and Dynamite for Soil. Dynamite is said to work best : in wet soil when the earth Is thoroughly I tamped over, if care is taken not to tamp directl yon ; the dynamite, to cording to investigations toy the Min aesola experiment station. Lld'ni&Sons Cor. 3,rain and Tarkct St TT tC By J. L. Council Co. NOW GOING ON - A c Rive you all our pivfit. We help you redufo the high cost of living. We plan for these sales months in advance. This sale will offer hundreds and hundreds of popular and staple items that will save you money. To get the full benefit of these great barranis vou should come each day. Note' our liberal items cash. Sale will open each day at 8 o'clock. Close at 0:30 p. m. except Saturday. Tne t meanest man has again been Jl .. , T r m . I ujwuYereu. ne onereu a pouceman a I Confederate $100 1111 toy way ot a bribe. New York Sun.. NEW SHIPMENT SifaS-W'tt flit W; W$M: felsis Isa'cli Mm Down with all organizations! Sh! Not so loud before that liceman. What has he got to do with It He belongs to the copper trust. po- I used to go to the theater just as a tired business man would. Why did you give It up? I found that It was the plays that I were making me tired. Pardon me, but how could you be come an actor with such an lmpedl-l nent'Of speech? Ob, no one notices It ' The-the fl- 01 m also tr-tremblea constantly. J. L. COUNCIL EDGSr.lONT- - Hare you any systematic way about this puzzle business. , No; it's all guess work. Was the rumor conflnned? Nj. A careful investigation of the report proved It to be a confirmed rumor. ytortnoftta tm the woman dressmaker grtves her more Itiaa. her tusband. whose worry The man who has never worn one of these classy, light-weight suits does not really know what simimefr comfort is. ; ' " AVe have been unable to supply the demand for 4 these suits this summer, but have just Tecejved ; another shipment of choice models in Palm Beach. i sits. ' ..v.- -v-if vvfTfljeiMx; PRICES $7.50 to $15.00 GET ONE TOMOEBOW " All other hot weather aessbries.;in'-f6cl0th'mg'f line Silk shirts, cool summer Weight underweaf, straw and other liglit-weight hats ' ; - i . INSPECT THE LINE W. A. Mter lE White TODAY WILL BE A BIG DAY IN THE Cross Shoe Sale . -" AT . PRIDGEN & JONES CO. If. you are looking for bargains iu shoes visit this store sale conducted by W. FLOYD BYRAM in person of THE W. FLOYD BYRAM CO.' of Charlotte 4 Sherlock Holmes Says .. "A man never committed a crime with a cigar In his mouth. Now to avoid suspicion it's wise to have along a cigar at all times. Better try one of our Saturday Specials the Official seal seal. This cigar Is straight Havana filler with a full Sumatra wrapper. It sells all the week at 10c but on Saturday we put them on at 5c straight. A box of SO for $2.50. Better phone us now to reserve you what you need You remember what a big success our store was last Saturday and some were disappointed. ., " - . Fulton Drus Co. Hie Ucxalt Store " 123 E. liain Street rz l! 6J Per Cent. flet. fJo Taxes! For Savings or Investors ' ' i ' ' '' - - ' . Durham Building and Investment Co, V 1 1 i Builds Your Home; Stops The Bent Collector $60,000 put in Durham Homes during past year Buy your Stock and be Beady . 26th Series Opens JTJLY 1, 1914 . :W--r -L F3TTTtL, Secretary
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