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THE MORNING 4IERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1910
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SPRING SHOPPING HAS SURELY BEGUN
If you could have wen the crowds that thronged our store all day Saturday it
would have indeed boon a revelation' to you. Sprinpr Opening has come and icone
and we are now ready 1 furnish your entire outfit at our usual reasonable prfcctf
RDTHESE.SPECIAL ITEMS CAREFULLY.
llerperian Society Win An
nual Inter-Society Debate at
t Trinity ,
THfe RAILROAD QUESTION
IS RECOGNIZED
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with ox teams, then with horses then with powerful gasoline propelled
TRACTORS. .. .-,-.- w
They used to draw water after the manner of the ancients, in buckets
on the end.of a pole, then came PUMPS propelled by hand and by wind-milljS--then
they f devised water pumping STATIONS.
They used to dress the skins of beasts that did not require washing.
then they gravitated to CLOTHES and SOAP and WASH TUBS and
in the-fullness of iJmevtd
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Be ud with the times, have a THOR WASHING MACHINE in vour
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"THOR" to your home, and turn out this week's washing for you!!
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' WeariiiK and wadkingtell the tory, Dutable-DURHAM Hosiery hat b
come the great faYWrte with American; women because it wear longer and
Stands more washing-- ;. - ,
because it does not fade nd looks well all the time.
Less darning and fewer new pairs to buy that's the real economy in buying
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Made strongest where the wear is hardest
Every pair is ! strongty reinforced at point of hardest wear. Topt are wide
and elastic"; legs are full length; sizes accurately marked; soles and toes are
smooth, seamiest and even. The Durham dyes prevent fading.
. , There are Darable-DURHAM styles for every member of the family, for every
season, for-20c to 50c a pair. , Look for the Trade. Mark Ticket on each pair.
You should be able to buy Durable-DURHAM Hosiery at any dealers!
you do not find 'U write tt once to our Sale Offices, 88 Leonard St, New
"York, and w Vill set that you are supplied. .
-; Free catalog of eQ stvles mailed on reauesU " 5 tikf
DURHAM HOSIERV MILLS, Durham, N. C
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N. M. West Wat Choten
Speaker for Swarthmore De
. bate, With C. C. Alexander
As An Alternate
Railroads of the United Status
should romain under governuienl
control and operation for another five
years, according to Uio ilun of Mr.
McAdoo, in order tiiut a rout test of
government owiiiTHhip limy be made,
was the argument backed by addi
tional reiiHons tlint won tho 27th un
inal inter-society debate of Trinity
college, f(jr the Hesperian Literary
bociety lat niglit. ;
The debate held , In tho Y. ,M. C
A. Hall, and entered into by the Hes
perian and Columbia literary .socle
ties was well attended, and proved to
be an interesting event of the college
year. The query was: i
"Resolved, that the federal govern
ment Hhould continue to control' and
operate the railroads for, a period of
five years, according to the phin ol
Mr. McAdoo."
The Hesperian society upheld the
affirmative, while the negative side
was ably handled by the Columbia
society. Tlte Hesperian speakers
were: R. L. Thornton, S. M. Holton,
and C. C, Alexander. C. B. Cooper,
It H. McNeely and N. M. West, rep
resented the Columbia society, i
.. N. M, West, was chosen from the
six speakers as one of three Trinity
debaters to represent the college in
its annual contest with Swarthmore,
which takes place at Swartlunor
March 15th. The Swarthmore debate
is one of the big events of the col
lege year, and ranks in importance
only with the Washington Lee debate,
to be held at a date to be named la
ter. ' C. C. Alenxander, was namea
an the alternate speaker. H. .
Fisher and A. H. Owynn, are the oth
er two speakers for the Swarthmore!
contest.
Judges for the inter-society debate
last, night were W. G. Brambam, of
Durham; Prof. A. C. Mcintosh, of tho
University of North Carolina and Prot.
t H. Hallenbeck, principal of the
Durham high school.
The debate was presided over by
Dean Wf H., Wannamaker, and Prof.
F. S. Aldridge, headmaster of Trinity
Park school acted as time-keeper.
"PUFFED BRICK" SHIPS
WILL BE LIGHTER THAN
THE CONCRETE VESSELS
Oakland, Cal.. March 1. "Puffed
brick" ships will soon bb sailing the
NEW SILK SKIRTS.
Special $5.98.
Heautifully made , plaid and striped
Silk Skirts have just been opened and
marked special $5.08. Seo1 these in the
ready to wear depar't., sdcond floor.
WHITE VOILLE WAISTS
Special $1.50
Of plain or striped white wash voilles.
neatly trimmed and well made. In full
preneroua Bizes up to. No. AO. Special,
$1.50 second floor.
NEW COAT SUJTS
. Special $25
Our special leader in tho suit depart
ment this season will be the $25 price.
We are now showing many attractive
models in your size each model an un
usual value at $25. 1
MILLINERY SPECIAL
$3.49
Pineapple braid hats in the wanted
shapes and in red, tan, navy, cope and
black. $5 value at special $3.49.
SPECIAL HATS, $5.
A table full of pineapple braids and
trimmed hats, faced and finished with
wreaths and flowers. Values to $7.50.
Our price $5 for choice.
TEN YARD BOLT OF YARD WIDE
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH SPECIAL $2.85
10 YARD BOLT NAINSOOK . n
Special $3
Kine quality, yard wide and'xtra soft
finished Nainsook, per bolt of ten full
yards. Special $3. .-. . ... r -.
YARD WIDE PERCALE
Special 25c
In neat light stripes and other patterns
for men's shirts, and women's dresses;
etc. Yau! wide ana very special value
for 25c yard.
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45c KIMONO CREPE
Special 25c w
Again this week we offec'gular 45c
Serpentine Kimono Crepe in the.wantc(L4
shade,. of rose, pink, sky, cope, gray,
lavender and tan at only 25c vard.
$2 SHEETS FOR $1.50
nnd 50c PILLOW CAKPS, PHR tQo
Apollo Sheets. The kind that we liaV.
been sellintr at $2. Another case of (hemv
at special $1.50. . . .,. ; riV
Regular 50c Pillow Cases to match at,,
special 39c each. - , :
Extra long $2.50 Sheets at $2;
FANCY GOODS SPECIALS
Pearl bead necklaces at 39c. A $
Extra large market shopping bags in :
black only, $1.25 each. ,
Jap quilted bedroom slippers, 59c.
Silver bag frames, 50c anc ,59cV !.
EXTRA FINE AND SOPT TNCI KH
LONGCLOTH, TEN YARD BOLT, $3.50
The Kroelieimer Store
Seven Seas, and Undo baiu will ue
back of them.
They are the latest wrinkle In the
programme of the United States phip-
ning board. The llrHt ono on t,hoHe
bor,tH will bo launched Trom goyorn
ujent iland, In Oakland inner haibor,
about March 15. ' ' ,
When tho "pouring" of two 7,000
Ion oil tankers began at the San
I Francisco .shipbuilding plan it was
r-.ude a gala event, by the citUonu ot
Oakalnd. The second vessel Is ex
pected to lcavo tho ways a day or two
alter the first launching.
i The local yard .has introduced sv
, rial innovations in concrete ship con
'hi ruction, chief of which is the use of
'puffed brick." This is made like or
tlinary brick of a peculiar clay con
tainlng a low percentage of HI Unto
When subjected to , intense .hon lhe
bricks pun up like popcorn In n 'pop
per. The product looks much like
-;ke and is as light. The "puffed
brick" aro then ground up and mixed
with cement. Instead of using crush
od rock, as in ordinary concrete
construction, about 40 per cent is
pained in lightness of the ship's
walls. '
Pure Food Products
' Dangerous Brandy.
Long Beach, N. Y., Feb. 28 Fond
npHS for brandy will probably be the
indirect agency that will lead to the
arrest of the three robbors wlho '.ast
night brutally murdered Mr.; ltjulla
Wilkins and assaulted her Jiusbaod,
Dr. Wulter Wilkins, la tnclrX poiue
here. ..,.::(fe:ta '''';7;:v
Many clear flngenjrlntsHore ob
tained from an empty brandy, flash
and on the glasses that were lef In
the Wilkins sumiUer home by Uie
robbers, which wl'l lead to their ar-
rest. ' '
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Tho Durham Minister Association
will meet at Trinity' CSMfrcli' Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. There ar vox
ters of impoi-Unce to be taken p, and
a full attendance is desired. -h"h S(
Tom Atklne' Lands';''',-mPt
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Ralph Tom Atkins, of this city, has
landed safely in New York from over
ma s, according to a telegram' to his
brother, John L. Atkns. of this city.
He will be stationed at jampBterrUt,'
N. J., untH he receives his discharge.
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Perrpiiier lo.
DURHAM'S PURE FOOD STORE.
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'THE PLACE THAT SELLS IT FOR LESS." JZteJf
Sliced Bacon '
Pure Pork Sausage. . . . . .
Tennesse Country' Hams .
Extra Fine Irish Potatoes.
BEST PATENT FLOUR. . .
. . .50c lb
. . . .30c lb
.37iec lb
. .40c peck
.$12 Per Barrel
Aunt Jemima's Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, ifour
pound bags at .' . ". 50c
Nice Sound Yam Potatoes. V. 60c Peck
Regular $1.00 Quality Molasses. ...... 75c per gallon
Best Washing Soap ........... 5c cake
Fine lot of Fruits and Vegetables.
Big Savings in Buying Canned
Goods Now
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rhere are left from our recent big sale of Canned
Goods quite a nice assortment embracing almost every
thing that comes in cans, we offer at GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES.
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It will be a long tune before you'll hare another op
portunity tp buy Canned Goods at our present prices.
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With our store it is a policy of "Walk a half block,
and save money." Our location, our plan of buying; andt
selling for CASH only. gives a logical reason why w'! .
can sell you the same goods for less money lower tents,
CASH discount and less general expense is more mojiey V
" THE WORKING PE0MS
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We have a nice line of the newest Idea fn Jewelry,
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, SHvfwarri;XeafJSer1Gd,.:V
Novelties, Hand Bags, Pillow Tops; Prinas,' arid1 all"';
kinds of Fraternal Emblems... You should come ih and !
look our line over. You will find what you want and
it will cost you less.
saved for you. Try us.
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We Deliver All Goods.
Sale Prices Cash
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THE 20th CENTURY JEWELER
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