Greensboro Telegram from Greensboro, North Carolina • Page 4

AT LAST. 6 a alisailisai BH. are made more beautiful by perfect fitf corsets. That is the kind we want to ten you about. A conventional, woodeny corset will spoil the effect of the most beautiful g0Wn OUR LINEs Of furnishing goods is of surpasii goodness.

We invtte inspection. That will settle the question as to whether we have the Cest FurnisMng Goods enhance each charm of a perfect figure, We have striven hard, worked early and late, for your benefit. Get the re-wardof our labors don' have to break them in." They fit at the start, they fit ever after. Their designer knows the corset needs of American women perfectly. If you were blindfolded and a Kab Corset was put on you, you could not tell by the "feel," the difference between it and the most expensive importation.

Kabo No 352 has become immensely popu-lar. Long waist, medium form, satine, 2 bone strip. Colors, white, drab, black, it gjves the figure a fascinating contour and easy grace Price $1.00 Many Kabo styles to choose from Ties xA A MEDICAL DISCUSSION Suddenly Ended Lucifer Indulge In Hostile Demonstrations. Roy Jones, a young man on the Telegram force, who chews chewing gum, goes to school and has sweethearts, came in about 2 o'clock with his books under his arm and a yellow-fovered expression on his phis. He wore a bespattered look, was chilly and comp'ained of star-spangled agony coursing up and down the sides of his head, occurring occasionally In forkr-tailed plunges into the pericardium.

This was a great thing for science and the Prowler and the snake editor immediately with great pomp and ponderosity, went Into a quarrelsome discussion. The snake editor pronounced the young man's aliment peri-endo-carditis, induced by acute snowedunderness, which the Prowler flatly denied on the ground that the patient, having been a smoker of cigarettes, had destroyed his heart long since. There is no telling where the discussion would have ended, but for the sudden appearance of His Satanic Majesty on the scene, who with much "swimming In the head" and many other hostile demonstrations scared off the two quacks, who were unable to arrive at any well-defined diagnosis. of line so much sought after. They have no brass eyelets to cut the lacing or corrode fo a 1 ncc1 Is jour neck decorated? The assortment Four-in-Hands and English Squares at 50c, 75c, $1, and $1 2 is wonderfully good.

WILL H. MATTHEWS One Price Cash Clothiers and Furnishers. and discolor the undergarments. Bv special arrangement wih the manufacturers "KABCr Corsets, iheir expert fitter MRS. VAN Will be at our store Harry Belk Cheapest Store on Earth.

6 the BRUNT, of New York, from November 6th to 18th. Bros. Co. 225 South Elm St (fl in Vli UEEN UALITY SHOES To be Proud of BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Howard B.

went to Reids-vllle at noon. Chas. L. Van Noppen went north today on No. 36.

Prof. N. C. English, of Trinity, was in the city today. Next Friday is bargain day at J.

M. Hendrix Co's. Read new ad. John A. Hodgln left at noon today for a trip to eastern North Carolina.

Vaughn Blackburn, of Winston, was here today on his return home from Asheville. Miss Olivia Nelson left this morning for Mexico City, Mexico, to spend some time. Mrs. J. F.

Stanback, of Trinity, passed through the city today on her way to Raleigh. The chrysanthemum show will be held In the Odd Fellows' hall on Thursday and Friday. W. C. Bain, after spending a few days with his family in this city, left this afternoon for Pinehurst.

Miss Lucy Hall, a student at the Normal, left at noon for her home at Reid8vllle to spend a few days. The police picked up two or three drunken negroes last night. They will be tried by Mayor Taylor this evening. The fortnightly euehre club will meet next Tuesday night at the home of Miss Mable Kase, on Arlington street. Mrs.

J. B. Whitaker, of Winston, was here today en route to Richmond to attend the Winnie Davis monument unveiling. 'Good weather for Almond Cream Lo ion," remarked Howard Gardner, as he called this morning to leave a change of advertisement. There are good breaks and excellent prices on the Greensboro tobacco market these days.

One pile of ordinary wrappers went at $19 today. Mrs L. H. Cutler and daughter, of Newbern, passed here at noon going to Richmond to attend the convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Mayor Taylor had only one case yesterday evening.

Tom Harris, colored, was arraigned for beating his vife and given thirty days on the roads. Roy J. Barker enlisted at the recruiting offiee, today for service in Porto Rico. Barker with John R. Osborne and Sam P.

Allen, two additional recruits will be sent away Friday mqrnlng. Mr. William Slate, of Mizpah, is in the city today, having come down with a load of tobacco. Mr. Slate is one of the fine tobacco growers of Stokes county, and he always brings it to the Two Essentials ind That are Alway Found and that will wear well and Kid Shoe for children.

It is made on a last that gives per- (raaAnnt aira mA ntmfrrt lr 4tia (rrrtiirinnf frft nntCACC- 2 mtfcv UArUUINt CURES Nervous HEADACHE and Colds in the ad. 15, 25, and SOcts. at Drugstores. 3 Does Advertising Pay? Come to See Us, Rees Fond Sign Works, J08i West Market. BENDHEIM'S 330 S.

Elm Street Vour Kind Attention, Ladies, is called to the following Special Lines, Opened Today. Ladies' and Misses' flcln-toshes, A Superb Quality Every one fully guaranteed waterproof. Kalamazoo F. Corset Waists, For Ladies, Misses and Children. These waists are in Button front and Clafp style have no heavy whale bones to press against the tender body bence, are particularly adapted to Som Comfort.

We are sole agents for Greensboro. All sizes now in stock Prices 25c tl 00. Warm Bargains in Cold Weather. Underwear for all Sexes in any size Flat Knit or Ribbed; separate Pants and Vests; also, Union Suits we have them in heavy weight and medium weight, just as you like. Our are right.

Be sure and see the in need. Big assortment Ladies' Ready-made Shirt Waists, made of the following Outing FlanncU, Flannel-lettes, Worsted Plaids, Mohairs, and Silks. Prices range from 50c. SS 00 each. New Arrivals in Ladies' Coats and Capes, Fur Collarettes, Separate Tailor-made Skirts, Silk Petticoats.

Umbrella Special. 150 Ladies' Pure Silk Gloria Umbrellas, steel paragon frame, et'el rods, with natural curl wood handles, worth tl 25, at 89c. each. Four Special Handkerchief Bargains. 69 dozen Ladies' very neat, hemstitched handkerchiefs, lace inserting in corner, with embroidered initials, at 5c.

each. 60 dosen Ladies' pure linen, elegantly embroidered handkerchiefs, rth at 15c. each. 25 dozen Ladles' very fine, pure linen, lawn handkerchiefs, with fine lace ine ting' and lace edge, actual worth at 25c each. 40 dozen Gent's Union Linen, deep hemstitched handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered Initial in corner, real value at 15c.

each, or six put up in neat fancy box for 75 cents. New Supply of those cele-brat American Lady Corsets just received. They need no commendation from us Increased sales on them every month speaks for itself. We have them in all the different length waists. Prices II 00, 11.25, $1 50, tl 75, t2 50.

D. BENDHEIM SONS 230 South Elm Street. f. 1.1' L-i-i wr l. utl'n5 ind Wf 1 SUPJ auu iu wicsc lcdiuici nidi ui spie iuiu service, ana vnn rmm the complete description of th? famous shoes for woCi, line 01 vuwureu 5 OCIIUUI OI1UC3, HUlIl OC IU W.

DUllg The Odd Fellows Hall Selected for tb Chrysanthemum Show. After a great deal of difficulty in trying to select a suitable place for holding their chrysanthemum show on Thursday and Friday of this week, the ladles of the. West -Market Aid Society through the courtesy of thee' officers of the Odd Follows lodge, secured their hall on West Market street over the Christian Advocate office. All ladies of the congregation interested, directly or indirectly, In the show, are requested and urged to meet in this hall promptly at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn'ng as there is a great' deal of work to be done preparatory to the occasion. The matter of selecting the place for the show, having been left entirely in the hands of Mrs.

C. Watllngton, we are sure that this selection is the very best and the only available place-suitable for the exhibit in this city. All who have flowers or fanoy work of any description to exhibit are requested to enter same by 10 o'clock Thursday morning, and any information relative to prizes can be obtained by calling at Johnson Domett's store. Choice refreshments, consisting of turkey, salads, celery, sauces, oysters and delicious cream and cake will be served. It is unnecessary for the Telegram to urge the patronage of the good people of Greensboro for so worthy a cause, inasmuch as the past has shown them ever ready and willing to respond to similar affairs, not only with their presence but "otherwise We feel confident in assuring all who attend a delightful time.

COUNTY COnniSSIONERS Will Consider Mr. Cone's Proposition and Decide at Next Meeting. The board of county commissioners met in regular monthly session at the court house yesterday and transacted routine business. A committee composed of J. M.

Hendrix, George W. Denny, W. C. Rankin, W. D.

Wharton and J. A. Rankin appeared before the commissioners and urged them to accept the proposition of Mr. Ceasar Cone relative to macadamizing the road leading north from the end of Summit avenue. Th proposition was published in the Telegram last week.

No action was taken on the prosltlon, but the commissioners requested the committee to come before the board at its next regular meeting, on the first Monday in December, and assured the gentlemen composing the commltte that they would consider the proposition and give a definite answer at that time. The board adjourned to meet in special session on Thursday, when they will discuss plans and specifications for Guilford's new jail. $300 Reward. Marshal Milllkan was here this morning on his way to Asheville, wb're court is in session this week. He has just been authorized to offer a reward of 1200 for the capture of W.

H. Honey utt, who is charged with the murder of Deputy Marshal Grler recently. The marshal bad been Informed by a man that he could take Honeycutt, and would do It as soon as a reward was offered. News of the reward was wired to this man, and the marshal expects soon to have the murderer. Salisbury Sun.

IP Hatters and V(-ft us your children and let us fit 302 South The Latest Shape. A comfortable and handsome shoe, up. to-date in every way, is the QUEEN QUALITY. "Mannish" model. Made of Black Kid, Tan Russia, Box Calf and Patent Kid, with hand-welted sole9, plenty of Toe room and custom heel.

A perfect ehoe For out-of-doors, and very "swell. other styles for dress, house, ONE PRICE. outing. SEE THAT THIS Many IS BRANDED ON EVERY Also ther, Special Bargains in all styles in patent lea-w black or tan kid. for indoors or out.

One Price. shrier's Exclusive Shoe Store SHOE. at Men's Cloihing at the NEW YORK 216 South Elm Street Our stock this season Is the most complete we have eve had. Come to PREPARE Don't sit We can please you in style and price. New York Bargain House, suffer from cbld when you can keep it at any temperature you jjj desire with a Hagey King a jj Heater, the best and cheapest heater on the market.

We can JjJ to furnish them for any size fl to a room. I. ISAACSON, 332. Next to Express Office, S. Elm 'Street Prepare to Meet Thy Clod.

Dr. S. M. Smith preached a powerful sermon at the First Presbyterian church last night, taking for his subject "Prepare to Meet Thy God." He explained that the meeting between God and sinner is inevitable. He stated that the God that must be met is a God of prayer, a God of justice and mercy, and an all-wise God, and that there is no escaping from this meeting.

Tnis being true, he urged his hearers to prepare for the meeting. Hs said the preparation is so necessary and yet so simple, and the speaker made plain all requisites necessary to a thorough preparation for this meeting. Dr. Smith held the undivided attention of every one of his hearers. The discourse was a solemn and earnest appeal and made a deep impression on the audience.

Services every afternoon at 3 o'clock and 7:30 at night. Shoes to be Proud Of, and that will wear weH and look handsome, Is our elegant line of fall shcxs for children. Our line of children's shoes has never been so complete. They are made on lasts that give perfect freedom, ease and comfort to the growing foot, possessing grace of outline and great flexibility. Prices from 75 cents to 12 00.

Bring us your children and let us fit them properly. Read our ad in today's isue. Carolina Shoe Co. 302 South Elm street. Vlck's Little Liver Pills keep tire family well.

25c. Neer srlne. Just Arrived New Lima Beans New Navy Beans Fresh bbl Kraut Fresh bbl Pig Feet Fresh lot Langdon's Cakes and Crackers als) Plenty nice Chickens and Eggs HUDSON'S On-the-hi Phone 40. Just Received: New Lot Prunes Evaporated Peaches Raisins Dates Citron Currents and flixed Nuts to to to to S. J.

KAUFMANN I I Odell Hardware Co. 2 Gents' furnishers 3c6 South look handsome, is our fine Vici them properly. Elm Street and Overcoats BARGAIN HOUSE. see our line before buying. 5E3 5V and $6,00 Suit 7.

lis All Goods! NECKWEAR Them. Men's and Boy's Shoes I mi Si mi Time to Order i Swell Neckwear $3.00 For Sale for WINTER fl fl fl fl in your room and fl fl fl weight Overcoat turn cold now at anv time and find vnn nnnrpmrpH Our of the largest woollen mills in poo-k and th hf in hr had important, you get a Overcoats, $18 Suits, and The choicest patterns ever will surelv be Higher prices are the best that II Men's Shoes 1 as 35 Elm Street 1 a Heavy The weather is likely to a sudden change should stock is the selection from six the country. You fresh when dealing with us, and EXAMINE our $19 $3 Trousers Selections of 300 dtsismc shown by tailors in the city. not most Greensboro market. The West Washington Street Bap tist church will give a reception next Fridav nietat to the Baptist girls of the State Normal and Industrial Col lr ge.

The reception will be held In the Sunday school room of the church The general order of the postofflce department to we'gh all mails and equipment received and dispatched at all the postoffices for one month, ex Dired vesterday. and the boys at the Greensboro postofflce are now rejoic ing. Alfred Leach, colored, was tried by 'Squire Eckel this morning on the charge of obtaining a hrg under false pretences from Green Smith, colored He was bound over to court in a bond of $100, which he failed to give and is now In jail. At the home of Judge and Mrs. M.

Douglas on Asheboro s.reet, to morrow evening at 9 o'clock, will be solemnized the marriage of thei daughter, Miss Madeline, to Mr. Ed ward W. Myers, of the United States Geological Survey. Mr. Howard Gardner is displaying excellent taste and common sense 1 the erection of his dwelling on Summit avenue; Its arrangement is most con venient and is being built for comfort and not for style, yet when finished it will be one of the handsomest on the avenue.

King Bros who recently purchased the stock of goods of L. Baach, are having a partition put in thelfstore The rear room will be for wholesale and the front room as a retail depart ment. They have sold most of the groceries and in the future will deal in tobaccos of all kinds. Death at Pomona. Mrs.

John W. Cook died at Pomona this afternoon at 1 o'clock, and will be buried at Guilford College tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Deceased was 44 years of age, and was the wife of ex-Sheriff Cook. She has been a patient sufferer for six weeks from pleurisy, which developed into dropsy of the lungs. A husband, one daughter, an aged mother, five brothers, two sisters and a large circle of friends are left to mourn her demise.

She was a woman of many noble traits of character, and her friends were counted by her ac quaintances. The Telegram extends its condolence to the bereaved ones. flaking Sure of Him. 11 you were going to propose to a girl," she said as the conversation lagged somewhat, "how would you get about it?" naven't given the matter much thought," he replied, "but I am in clined to think that I would get down on one knee, like this." "Yes." "And then I would take her hand. like this." "Yes." "And then I would say: 'Darline.

will you be "Oh, George," she exclaimed, "this Is so sudden, but but yes, I will." And all the wayhome tharevanine he wondered how It happened and whether he was quite as smart as he sometimes thought he was. Don't Walt, get it now Vlck's if agio Croup Balva. Large box 26c. 5c, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00, 4a ftS IP up-io-uate Popular-Priced Tailor 335 S. Elm St.

Next tow. Q. Newell Co. Arc You Prepared for Cold MEN'S FANCY SHIRTS, All the New Effects, 50c, 75c, $1 00, $1.50 ftfe if SI WEATHER. Does Your Memory Go Back as Far as Last Winter We Have at present a large Stock of all Varieties of fl Strictly One Price, Strictly Cash.

Coal, and Prices Marked in Plain Figures Word to the Wise, from The Greensboro lee Coal Co. NOBBY Sole Agent for Fitwell Shirts S. J. KAUFMANN PHONE 58. Headquarters for Fire Insurance.

306 South Here. We are prepared to large as well as small Elm Street Come and See lines of Insurance and our They Are can be had in reliable companies. From a Good Llediiim tn the Uinhoot gj Smith Murchison 511 South Elm JOHN B. WRIGHT, iiic Hoe. at MURRAY; 'Phone 163.

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