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THE JOURNAL.
' New Bern. N. C, Not. 25, 1890, :
Index to New Advertisements."
- J M Reel School books.-- '.
- A & N C R R Co-Notice. -
J T VY Dewey Property -for tale.; s,'
Business Locals.""
V WASTED TO RENT House With. 7
room;. Write particulars, to Postoffioe
"Box 657. - . 1
FOR SALE or to Lease The house, No.
84 East Front Street now occupied by
.' Mrs. A. 8 Seymour.-. - ... , '
.THE finest Beer always on draught, at
Jacob's, Middle Sfeet . .
COTTON MARKET.
Received by J. E. Latham, commission
merchant New Barn, N, C. 'V- -".; w
New York, November 24. r
. Open. High. Low. Close
May. cotton ... 7.54 . 7.59 - 7.54 '7.58
Jan.cotton 7.45 7.54 .: 7.48 ' "7.60
CIIICAOO HABKRTB.
WHEAT:
May.
COBH:
May
.a Corns:
1 March ...
So. R'y Pfd.
B. R. T. ...
J. Pae .....
C. &O
.Reading
Open. High. Low.
.. 70J 701 TOj
Close
701
83t :,
5.00
581 '
48
881
59 .
S8F 82J
690 6.85
82
6.85
68
' 89
S8f
.69
i LaGrlppe. with Its after effects, an
toallv destroys thousands of people. It
may be quickly cured by One Binnte
Cough Cure, the only remedy that pro
duces immediate results in coughs, colds
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia and throat
, and lung troubles. It will prevent con
sumption. F 8 Duffy., "
Notice.
By direction of the Board of Commls-
sloners. Bids and Proposals are hereo
- asked for r ebnildlng and repairing Four
ier' ferry road in No, 9 Township.
'-' For cutting new ditch as per speclflca-
ilon. ,
.. For cleaning out and repairing old
ditch. .
: Plots and specifications of road and
old ditch and proposed new ditch may
be examined at this office. .-
. Separate Healed Bids to be made for
, each of the above,' - .i .. . : .
Bids will be received up to 11 o'clock
' m. Dessnvber 4th, 1899 at the office of
the Register of Deeds.
Ebhist M. Gbbeh,
. -'. Cerk of Board Commissioners',
Notice of First Meetlnf of Creditors;
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District of N,
C. ' -J
In the matter of J. Adler and C. Adler,
trading as Adler Bros. Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy.
' To the creditors of J. Adler and C. Ad
- ler, trading as Adler Bros, of New
'"Bern in tbe .County of Craven and
.' , District aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given thai on the 14th
' day of November A. D. ('Jy, tho said t
- Adier and O. Adler, trulini as Adler
Bros, was-duly adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his credl
lou will be hold at the olllre of L
Moore, In New Bern, N. C, at 13 m. on
the 25th day of November at which
time the said creditors mny attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and Iranmnt surh other
business as may properly come liofor
said meeting '
: LJ. M'K'KK,
Referee Iri 1 ".uVriiplry.
New Bern, N.'C. Nov W Wh, 1 3.
-iS Of Ii.'.vot 1.1 1 .S I 'J(
' KvH-Oi'llOOJ. ;
Cotton told jesterdny ia tins market
from 7.25 to 7 SJi.
The temperature yesterday, Maximum
US, Minimum 48. Rain 1.4 Inches.
Partly cloudy, continued cool, la the
weather bureau forecast for today'.
Shipments of green peas and lettuce
tu made yesterday by the steamer
Neuse. . ...,,....., ....
The funeral of the late James Madel-
son Smith, look place yesterday after
noon, the service being held at the
Tabernacle Baptist, Church. Eureka
Lodge had the principal charge of the
funeral, while members of tlje Royal
Arcanum and Knights' of Harmony at
ended at church snuVat the cemetery.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. "
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Rev! R. k. Willis, of Elizabeth City.
is lnjthe city. . I
Dr. (J. 8. Attmore of Stonewall, . Wa-
here jrrsteidaj'. ' .
Mies Bertha Tucker came, home (ram
Cove yesterday afternoon. . -v
V. r. A, M. Ed-wards of Washington,
N. C wa In the city yesterday.' -
Mr. i. M. Reel of Reelsboro, " was in
the city yesteiday afternoon on business
Mr. W. J. Croswell, Division 6upt.,
of the Southern Express Co., is !n the
city, : n - ,
The Great Diamond Robbery."
The above play. was given t
theatre last night by tbe Merrymakers to
good sized audience which judging by
the laughter and 'applause, greatly en
joyed the performance., , , . ' ;. ;: '
Tho favorite last night was Mr. Harry
Alvan, who as Peter O rump, provoked
laughter every time he appeared. - ;
Miss Risher and Miss Henderson,
again gave excellent portrayals in thet
parts, while Mist Eusel in the play and
in her ; specialties received liberal ap
plause, , ,v . - -
The following was i the cute last
night,
Julius Montrose. ...;. ....B.T. Swayne
Jim Brandon ...... ..Greenvlll Talbott.
Rufus Bland ...........r.Jno. Wallers
Peter Rump . . . . Harry Alvan
Booze V. i .... ,.v... .Tbosmtth.
Mrs. Montrose,.. .Miss Jessie Henderson
Polly Melon ..... ...Miss Alice Enscl
Mary Marshall ,
.. ;. siiss Anna vioiamsner.
There will be a matinee at 8 o'olock this
afternoon, and tonight' performance
begins at 9 o'clock ,- ' t. " ,
. Dr. H. H. Haden, Summit, Ala., says,
1 think Tfodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine..-1 prescribe Jt, and
my eonfldence in it growi with cpn tin
ned use.".. It digests . what yon eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indigestion.
F. a. Daffy. v -,.
' v SetUed at the CapltoL .
Hon. Charles R. Thomas, Representa
tive tn Congress front the Third North
Carolina District, has reached -the city,
and is domiciled for the winter 'at 1011
Thirteenth street northwest. He Is ao
oompanlod by his mother and two sons,
having lost his wife. He came early that
his sons might obtain the advantages of.l
the Franklin School,, into which they
have been placed. He is. a successful
lawyer, and at college won a reputation
for impassioned and forceful oratory.
Washington Post S4th. - '.r.
"Deeds are Fruits, works Tare but
leaves." Tbe many wonderful cures ef
fected by Hood's Barsaparllla are tbe
fruits by which It should be Judged.
These prove it to be the great remedy
for all blood diseases. -.
Hood's PUls cure all liver ills,
'Nob
Irritating. '
Japan as a Manufacturer of Matches.
Japan is so far away from us that we
do not appreciate the rapid and enorm
ous strides that she Is making In manu
factures. The match industry will serve
as an example of what our friends the
"Japs" are doing. There are over 200.
match factories In Japan, and tbey pro
duce over 900,000,000 gross of matches
and employ 60,000 workmen.. Matches
are exported from Japan to China, Ko
rea, the English Indies and even to Aos
trails. Japan Is rapidly Increasing her
trade with as, and Is the most friendly
disposed nation of the Orient toward the
United States, If not In the world, and
the friendship of this rising power will
be most useful to us la our relations to
our Asiatic possessions, going a long
way to offset tht jealousy of the Euro
pean nations in that quarter of the
world. Ex. v '
Dr. W. Wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y.,say
"I heartily recommend One Mlnut
Cough Cure. It gave my wife linme
dlato relief In suffocatldg asthma
Pleasant to take. Never falls to quickly
cure all coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles. F. S. Duffy.
For Sale!
The choicest corner building lot In Hi
heart of the city, opposite L, il. Cut!
residence. 60 feet front on Pollock si rer
100 feet on Hancock. 0 months from
now, you would like to lmvo It at i
siderable adva.i. e ou piciiit pi be. S,
ply to T. W. I.'eu kt.
Kovcic' cr V. Ii.
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V. tUil
.eof Sa
There aro times perhapn in so.iie lines
f business when advertibing does not
pay, but tbeae are few end fur between.
From now on until January 1st, the
volume of store advertising will be large.
The holiday announcements 11 the
columns of the newspapers and the news
featmee gut less attention from the pub
Ushers. This Is to be expected, as it is the bus
iest time of the year for both inerchauts
and newspaper owners. People are
pending mijhiey freely and the shop
keepers want to get all they can of It.
The "lores would get considerable boil
day trade if tbey did not advertise tn a
newspaper, but competition U keen and
the merchant who can offer the best bar'
gains er the most attractive stock is cer
ain to distance his rivals in capturing
bUBiutss.
Tbe thing that puzzles many an ob
server is this: Why do s.0 many adver
tisers ktop advertising entirely when tho
holidays are over? They need business
at that, tlnfe more than in December,
they are anxious to get rid of winter
goods in order ta. have room for the
spring stock, and yet when you try to
get an advertisement out of them they
resolutely turn you down saying: "Wt.
can't affurd to advertise now." ' ?
If you will run over the list- Of the
most successful business houses within
our knowledge you will find that near ¬
ly all of them advertise every . weekday
intbe year. It is Important to keep the
name of a firm or its product continual
ly before the public or. It will soon "be
forgotten. , 1 , '.
Time and time again, men who' have
built up large enterprises have though'
thai their business would, car ryitseli
without adveitutng They . have tried
the experiment and have found out, site
a few months of publicity silence lhat
they were mistaken, and then tbey had
to spend a i"t. of money lo get' back
where they were before. : , ...
One of the great successes in the pat
ent medicine line 15 years ago, was a
preparation known as nYegeline.. It
was sold everywhere, and the firmwhlch
manufactured it made a fortune , Bu
ne day the proprietors decided that the
$75,000 or $0.00,000 which they weu
spending for advertising might be saved
The preparation,, they argued, .was ao
well and so favorably known that theie
was no longer need of putting out so
much good money. . - , " - . ,
Be tbey stopped their newspaper an-
nouncements. .The way business dropp
ed eft the first year-fflgutoned them td
lorceu tneu to resume ineir aaverusing
Tbe demand was again built up to good
proportions, butTthe success was only
temporary, for another economical fit
seized the company and the advertising
was again cut off, . This was the final
blow to the business, and now no one
ever hears of "Vegetlne." . 1
While continuous dally advertising
may not be so vitally important in a re
tail business, yet no merchant who wants
to de all the business he possibly can can
get along without ,it.; The duller trade
is, thigreater the importance to keep
hammering away at the public. ;
: AH IMPORTANT DIFFEREBCE.
To make, it apparent' to thousands,
who think themselves ill, that" ttjey.are
not afflicted with any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing, Is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as a
costive condition is easily cured by using
Syrup ot Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup-Co; only, and sold
by all druggists,
v, Slaughter In Hosiery.
700 pairs Ladies and chlldrens fast
black seamless hose, double knees, toes
snd heels every pair perfect and worth
tJo pair, while they last we offer them
at just halffrice all sizes lOo pair. '
-' ..:( ' i. 0. A. Babfoot,
Go to Oaks Meat Market for corned
pig pork, and corned beef.
4 4711," best 5c cigars on market
at Bradham'S; r .
m
Our cold storage Is always filled with
the finest of Beef, Veal, Mutton and
Pork. Oaks Meat Market.
. ' We have secured the agency tn New
Bern for the famous Tate Epsom Spring
Water, and are prepared to furnish it in
any quantity, Davis' Prescription I'bar
macy.
Whooping Cough relieved by
Anway' Croup 5yrup. Ouaran
teed, 25c at Bradhams.
Nlckle Watches,
Uold Watches,
Smiill Watches, '
Uunllnir Watches,
Kl'lit Watches,
Silver Watches,
Large Watches
Medium Waiche.
Open f aco W atel,
Wall hem AYalchui
Uold Filled VV atcbef, 1
Workniiins Watche
OentS Watches, 1. a. Ilea iVuicbc
Boys Watches, all at I'.ixti-r the Jewelr
Fur Coljarcltcs anil Scan's.
We o
live vul
some v
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Trr Ibis wci U h
h lo Fur ;,.
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try nui
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Whoa the pics are in the tantry. .
And tbe chicueire in tbe pot,' .
nd the house is neat and tidy, .
Tbeu tbe company comes not.
But when the pantry shelves are empty,
And a pick-up dinner waits,
While the baby has the colic,
Then they enter at your gates. '
When the tablecloth Is dirty v
Btatned with gravy and with squash, -
The lace curtains at thejaundry v .
And the bedspreads in the wash. .
When you're doing the fall cleaning,
Rugs and carpets on thejlne,
Then your husband's dear relations
Come to visit or to diue. . . "
So tbey eat the picked-up dinner,
And decide they cannot atay. 5 ,
They "must do a little shopping,n-
And they quickly haste away, ' '
Then they tell all the relations - .
How their visit was a call; ; , . -
That "Jane Is no wife for Reuben;
She's no I o tsekeeper at alL" . A -.h .
When they're gone yon tell the baby,.
While you wipe your misty eyes,
Baby,: when we make a visit - ' .
We'll not take them by surprise "..,'' y
, " ' , ' i -vBoston Globe.
A member of the mining exchange
tells; this story of a. man doing pen.
ancei "I bad a wagon and was driving
out ot Denver, ' on my way to the
mines. The roads were fetlock deep
In dust, and tbe weather- was hotter
than hades. A young fellow halted me
a few miles out and asked If be might
walk behiud .mywagon.- It was tbe
stiaugest request 1 had ever beard,
Land I said: . " . .'. 0
'Walk behind? Not Get ap here
on the seat and ride.' He wore a sort
of snd look and replied:
" '! dou t (ivont to ride, pardner. I
ain't fit ten to ride and I ain't fitten to
get atten. Just let me walk behind
youp wagon.' , s. ,
"I thought,' then be musc.be crazy
and concluded to let him have his way.
The dust rolled up In dense, suffocat
ing clouds,. I glanced frequently over
mjt shoulder, but . couldn't ' get . a
Lgllmpse of bim. As the team rattled
on, however, I beard bis voice .repeat
log over and over again: : . :
'Serve 'you ; right, confound "you!
Sell your claim for $10,000, win $1,500
at poker, go down to Denver, blow off
the town, and go dead broke! '-Ion
blank blank blank! Ought to suffer!
Got to : go back and start all over
again!.; Dust too goodLfor youl Ain't
half punishment enough r i.
At tbe end of tbe Jotsrjiey be was
nearly dead, but still bravely anxious
to do penance. 1 hired him, and he's
here In New York now,' doing weU."--
New York Press. - -. '
-Admlttc IS Bltaadf. '
A story Is told of two prominent Chi
cago lawyers who several years ago
were, regarded as being among the
brightest -lawyers the state bad pre
duced for a long time.--. There was
great rivalry between these men, and
one day tbey were having a heated
argument on the steps of the state-
house at Bprlugueld. '
"I'll agree to leave It to tbe first man
we meet" said one of tbe wrangling
lawyers fiercely. - I
."AH right, and that will aettle.it
once for alL Abt Here la Charlie -We'll
leave It to him." " .
"Charlie." as-4be man spoken ot ap
proached ..within (bearing, distance,
"we- want yon to decide who Is- the
(beet lawyer In Illinois. .We agree to
abide by your decision." '
"Well.", replied Charlie, himself an
old practitioner and well .known in
tbe capital city, "1 plead guilty to being-
the best lawyer In the state my
self.-
"Why, Charlie, bow can It be prov
ed T' Inquired tbe first ot the jtwo Chi-
cagoans. ..- -i - -
. "You don't havetp prove If,'' replied
the Springfield man, "1 admit It, don't
IT' Detroit Free Press. '
. "I had dyspepsia fifty-seven years and
never found permanent relief till I used
Kodol Dyspepsia Core. Now I am well
and feel like a new man," writes 8. J
Fleming, Murry, Neb. Jt is ths best dl
gestant known. Cures all forms of Indl
gestlon. Physicians everywhere pf
scribe It F B-Duffy.
Aeme of Oalturs. - ' ..
"Me son," said Pat, "Is an eddycated
man. He graddyaled from civil servto
examination last year... .. - -
Prompt and careful attention Is always
given to prescriptions at Davis' Pres
crlptlon Pharmacy. Send yours there
lo be filled. v.
If you want a lialr brush, tooth brush,
or any other kind of brush go to Davis
Prescription Pharmacy for it.
Give Dayberry's Laundry a trial, he
guarantees all work to be satisfactory or
no pay.
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Regular Services.
CENTBNAKT UBTltODIBT CHURCH,
Rev. R B John, pastor. Services every
Sunday at 11 a in and 7:30 p m; Sundsy
school at 3:30 p m, T A Green, Superin
tendent. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30
pm. ,
Fllock 6trest Chapel Sunday school
at 9:30 a ut. Prayer meeting Sunday and
Wednesday at 7S0 m. ;, : '
1 j, .V. COBIST CHCBCH, ' . v '
Corner Pollock and Middle Bts.
Rev. T. M. N. George, Rector, sun-
day service Ham. Evening service 7:?0
p m. Holy (Communion, 1st Sunday in
month 11 a in, other Sundays 7:45 a m.
Sunday school 4 p m; Mission Sunday
school at Chapel 9:30 a m. .
Week Days-Wednesdays 9 a A: Fri
days Din and 5 p m; Holy days 10 a m.
Thursday at All Saints' chapel 7:80 p m.
XtDDLB STBBBT BAPTIST CflDBOH. i
Rev. Hlght 0 Moere, pastor. Preach
ing every Sunday 11 a m and 7 80 p ne
Sunday school at 8, p m every Sunday,.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at 7 80 pm. '
PAOL'S CATHOLIC CBTJ11CH.
Rev. F. Geore, O. 8. B.. Rector: Rev,
F. Paul, O. 8. B., assiotant. Mass aud
sermon, Buodays 10 80 a m; Vespers ser
mon and Benediction at 7:30 p m. -Mass
every day at 7:80 a in. Thursday at 7:8') p
m ltoasry and Beuediction, - :
8t. Joseph's Catholic church Jot the
colored people.- Mass and sermon Bun
days at 9 a m. Sunday school at 8 jp- m.
All are Invited.
I.;1' ' PBE8BYTBHIAS CHUBCU. ' -v
ltev G IL. Leyburn, -pastor. Services
every Babbat h at 1 1 a m and 8 p m. Com
munion 1st Sundays In January, April,
July and Octebrr. Sunday school at 4 p
(n, ff P M Bryan, Sapu Prayer meeting
every Thursduv at 8 pin, :
' ,-TABEBITACLB BAPTIST CUCBCB. .
. Services every Sunday Ham and 7:
p to, oonducted by Rev. A. H. Uarnley.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
Ing, Sunday school 9:80 a m, H B Duffy;
Superintendent. - . C.
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The Bast PfMoiiptian tar Chills .
and Fever is a bottle of -Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic, It is simply Iron and
quinine In a tasteless form. : No cure-
no pay. Price 00c. - .
SCHOOL BOOKS I
- " AJaTa kinds, V
At Baxter's Jewelry fctoro. next to the
Journal, New Bern, N. C. Bibool Books
at tow Prices by mall, post pnld."
Write for price lists and terms; .
. ' . J. M. A J. B. REEL, . v .
, . , , Reelsboro, N. Cv
JNOTICETO
CONTRACTORS
General Offices, A & N. C. R R Co , 1
- ? New Bern, N. 0. Nov. 24; 99. . f
Contractors are hereby requested to
submit sealed proposals lor me erection
of two Freight warehouses for the At
lantic and North Caioliha Railroad
Oomrtanr In accordance with -.Dions and
specifications on file in the office of tbe
Superintendent of said Cumiany at New
Bern,NU.-': -' '
One of sa d warehouses to be located
at Now Born, N O. the other tit Golds
boro. N C- The warehouse at New Bern
to be ot Wood, the one of Goldsboro, of
Brick and Wocd. ' . ;.' -
Bids will be received until Monday the
lllh dav of Deoember next. - ,
The A &N O R R Ci reserve v Itself
the right toteject any and all bids. - '
All communications should be ad'
dressed to S. L. Dill, 8npprintenden(
lallUKK Un, ew Bern, W. v. '
By order of the President
a L. DILL, Supt.
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your printed:
stationery
- Is an Index to your Basinees.
Then why not use tho best.
. . .- f . .
We do the Nicest," Cleanest, Neatest
Job Work of all alnds. ; '
Wn o-lva IVin ttcHt Work, the Biwt Pa
per Stock, trie Best Ink, and charge you
ro more for it than you pay for the
other kind. -
QUR pRINTINJJ pLEASES.
w. t. mi & a.,
Cl South Front Etreit, New Bern, N. C
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Christmas
Store
Now open with new line of
FANCY CHINA!
.Salads,
, ' Cake Plates.
ALL KINDS OF -ODD PIECE8. -' t ,
- CVP3 AND SAUCERS t 1
' The largest line ever displayed -4
in the city. ." '
Toys of all Kinds I
BITGUIDa&SOX,
PUntera Tobacco WarebetrM,
New Bern, N. C. , " - ' V J
Your Thanksgiving
Guest,.
' Will admire the beauty aud conven
ience of your up-to-date bath room when
we have fitted it up with exposed Plumb
Ing. There Is absolutely no oh. rice for
lurllig diea' germs where exposed
plumbing, put in FO:cntlflca!ly as we do
in an expert manner, ii in your borne,
We are mas'.ers of tho Plumbing Trade
and Jo all H ids of Plumb n , Heating
and Qu Fitting at Reasou il 1 1 Prijes. .
Hyman Supply Co.
V " 'Piiine62.
49 crTAVEs 8riE7.r
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I have just gotten In a Fine Line of
Tan and Patent Leather Sheet.
- Out line Is u) - .o-da'.e.
(I-wusaCall.
ft. x:baxter;
ENTIRE
SHOE STOCK: !
V'H-JI..;j''V;.k5:
- At ''osti
, .- 8,000 Pairs to make selection!
from. Come early and make yonr
choic !. - v r - v
. J. F. TAYLOB.
' Genuine Bass', English Ale, Pale
and Burton's on draught at : v
P All A. 13 KALOOtf.
:-r- . .....'-'
Fineit Wines antlWhiaXies at the
Pulace 8uloon, Market Dock. ' ' -
J AS. F. TAYLOR.
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SHOES
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1 Dress Goods Stock !
We try to keen
Stock always fresh
trung new to otter
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Y ihe vast week
A s;.. ..-,,' .... ... .. ',.:'-'.. ....... ,.',1. . - 1
4 some new pieces that deserve special
5 mention.
All wool Homespun, that verv sH-
txh and much snunht
t
in two shades of arat and hrcftnn. 38 X
t inches wide, 50c vard. -This is ven Y
desirable for, skirts
t
English Crepons, the silky looking
sort in large blisters, 42 in. wide, $1 yd.
Others ask ft 25 for this grade.
Extra Good
We now have a very heavy Misses
Ribbed Hose, seamless, perfect dye and
we warrant them to give absolute satis-
faction. All sizes 25c pair.-
Ladies Black Hose t
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As a leader 73?e are sellina a verfed $
black ladies hose that retails everywhere
35c pair for 25c' We are felling lots
of them for one customer tells another X
and that means a sale for us. See j
them andjou will surely like them. i
Klji 11 A(I We Lave a few pair Kid Gloves
U AjlOVeS in odd eizes of both bluck anil tan. -0
They take up too much room so we put a price of fiCc on thVm.
'On sale Monday moraine.
X
You never saw such good
giving, ( ut iu two the prices
t
touu get yuur paper nere, you win
say we will eavs you one half. 5,
O. MARKS
AT - DUFFY'S - STORE.
Commencing Today and lasting throughout
tho week.' The sale includes some new arri
vals in very handsome velvet rugs, all new
fresh patterns-: v '
VA fhef $1 00 kind, size 18x36, at 76c
300
3 50
The remainder of
size 27x63 going the
U We have a ' few very hand some Smyrna
Rugs size 27x6,3 our price has been $2 00.
They also go Into this sale at $1 60. Y-i$iiy
Remember that this sale oily lasts 3 days,
so be quick it you would be benefitted as they
are regular pieces after this sale.
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SLAUGHTER IN
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- COO pairs Ladies. roy3"nnd Children's
l:cav.7 rcinlit tzzt b!acl Hose, -seamless,
i!cn!.! J.r."?, toca and heels, every pair war
r ! I: ;ct end vcrth regularly 20c pair,
: t" :; Ir-ct v;o cilcr ihcm at just half pric:
our Dress Goods i '
and always 'some
from it - X ,
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we have received
afte -fWcc matti1
or hole suits
Hosiery News!
&
value in box ppcr as we arc now
you have been paying elscnhcre Y
uot w uisijipoiuieti wnen wc I
10, 12, 10 and 25c box.
COMPANY.
27x63, $1 80
27xU3, 2 38
36x72, 3 18
38x72, 3 38
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our
$2 -Velvet Rugs,'
low; price ot $ 1 25.
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