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DAILY INDUSTHlAIi NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1906 LADIES' CORSET COVER AND SKIRT BOY MADE V0U can build op tbe entire system by the use of the Bitters. It is a splendid tonic and prevents Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Colds, Grippe and Malarial Fever. KBItS PROPHET Will -HAVE EMUi TEMPLE FOLLOWERS OF ABDT7L-BAHA-ABSAS WILL BUILD HOUSE OF WORSHIP FOR HIS COMING. Reduced THAT Cause Prices WILL a Stir The immense crowds that visit our stores these crisp fall days is sufficient evidence there's something that attracts. THE PRICE IS THE THING.

There is good merchandise in every first-class store; we have the best, and so often at prices much less than elsewhere that a visit is always interesting and profitable. FOR EXAMPLE, CAN YOU MATCH THESE? $6.00 Silk Petticoats in black, green, garnet, navy and gray special at $3.98. This garment closes down the side the design is very pleasing. The pat-front and fits quite closely in the back is three sizes, Hi and 40 bust measure. JSize 3fi requires t'liree and at the sides.

The front glc I and one.half yards of 30-in'h material, flaring, giving extra width at the lower prjcc 0f pattern 420 is ten cents. Fill edge of the front. Finished with lace, out blank and send to Pattern Dept. of beading and insertion, as shown here this newspaper. HARRY-BELK BROS.

CO, Nos. 240 arid 242 S. Elm St. OSTETTER' CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTER ft well done. Serve with boiled cereals like samp or hominy in the place of po tatoes." December Delineator.

Puts light in the eye, tints the cheek with Nature's bloom, loosens the tension of. life, brushes the cobwebs from the brain, that's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Kariss-Klutz Drug Co. GOWAN'S Preparation prevents and cures Croup, Colds.

Pneumonia and all diseases where inflammation is the cause. Your duty is to keep a bottle in the home. External. All druggists. 1 25c; 50c; $1.00.

Buy todav. REALLY HIGH-GRADE BUSINESS SCHOOL. Bookkeeping, Banking, Ste- iiurttpiiy, ypewriiing, ren-i manshlp, Telegraphy, Eng- lish branches. Freneli. fipr.

1 i man. aver? iuu graouaio i cifipioyea. in successiui op I eration for seven years. Jl'DSON PEELE, Prciu, Greenaboro, N. C.

seeeeeeeeeeneeseeeBsseeseResesBranesei To fully enjoy your evenings at home you must have a STIEFF or SHAW 1842-1908 66 years of continuous piano building under the care of two generations of one family has enabled us to produce the best piano of its time. Sold by its maker direct to the home. CuasMeStieff Manufacturer oi Sfieff and Shaw the Pianos With the Sweet Tone SOUTHERN WARER00M: 5 W. TRADE ST. Charlotte, N.

C. C. H. WILM0TH, Manager Every boy wants a Football, and every boy should have one. You could give htm nothing that would give him more good.

clean healthful sport. We have the Spalding Footballs From $1.00 Up Wharton Bros. Morning Shoppers Our Steaks are juicy, rich are rare, And our Roasts can't be beat anywhere. Before you forget the taste they bring, Cive us your order for anything. PIANO BY SURGEON'S KNIFE BLOW ON HEAD CAUSED THEFT MANIA NORMAL CONDITION FOLLOWS.

OPERATION. Milwaukee, Nov. 11. Anton Berg, fourteen years old, on whom an operation was performed in the hope of removing an irresistible impulse to steal, was discharged from the Trinity hospital, this city, today, and returned to his home. He 'said that an aversion had come to him of theft or crime of any nature, and the physicians interested in his case believe that he has been won 'to honesty.

The operation was performed on October 10 last by Dr. W. C. F. Wittc, of Marquette University.

When the boy was five years old a door fell on him and caused a dent in his skull. He lay in danger of death for several weeks, and after his recoveiy developed a tendency to steal. This grew on him each year', and he also became a victim of other evil habits. The Guinea aa a Christmas Bird. Those who have learned to appreciate the exquisite flavor which the delicate flesh of a plump guinea invariably possesses are not slow in expressing surprise at the fact that the excellent qualities of this bird have not been mo widely recognized.

It is true that the cookbooks have little to say about, them. Even some of the so-called standard works on cookery fail to refer to them at all, and yet there can be no question but that the properly cooked guinea fowl is, superior eating to cither the duck or the goose. Dr. Langworthy, who prepared the recent bulletin on "The Guinea Fowl" for the United States department of Agriculture, advises that the birds be cooked with a little onion and bceon in a casserole, or he recommends the following recipe: "Cover the bottom of a skillet with sliced onion slightly browned; lay on it the guinea fowl nicely cut as for a fric assee, putting thin strips of bacon over the meat; add a little water, close tne skillet tightly bv means of paper tier over the top. Cook in the oven until A Paving Investment.

Mr. White, of 38 Highland avc, Houlton. says: "Have heen troubled with a cough every winter and spring. last winter trica many aa- vertiseu remedies, out tne cougii continued until I bought a 50c. bottle of Dr.

Kinif New Discovery; betore that was half gone, the cough was all gone. This winter the same happy result has fol lowed; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery is the best of all cough and lung remedies." Sold under guarantee at all drug stores. 50c.

and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Beauty and Bad Breath Cannot Go Together, No Matter How a Woman May Try to Make Them. It does not matter 'how beautiful a woman may be, if Ac is afflieated with bad breath she will be shunned and pitied by men and even studiously avoid herv If any woman doabts this statement let her 'make a poini of asking a friend in whom she may confide, a man friend or relative. If he he will tell her that foul breath from the mouth of a woman will drive iWn from her more rapidly fhan any other personal af fliction.

Foul breath arouses in man disgust and where this quality is brought into play no amount of self-denial or reasoning can overcome the natural repugnance which conies to man when he is in company with such a woman. What is "true of bad breath in woman is not true in so great a degree in men. Women are looked upon as the incarnation of sweetness, breeding, virtue anu rennemcnt. roui ureain win sick- en. a man so that he cannot feel for such a woman a companionship neces-say to make him desire to be in her company.

There is n'-'oluteiy no occasion lor bad breath in either men or women. Charcoal, tlie strongest absorber known, )ien taken into the stomac'u, will prevent this repugnant tendency or affliction. Stuart's; Charcoal T.orenges are sold in trjniendciis (eun'ities all over America and Canada. Tliey cure and have cured all forms of bad breath. A single box will convince you of this fact.

One should eat omc of these lozenges after each meal and upon retiring. Yon might eat, fifty of them without harm. They are not medicine, bnt pure willow charcoal mixed with sweet honey to make them palatable and compressed into a lozenge to preserve their peculiar and lasting streugth. The next time you wish to go company and don't want your foul breath to humiliate you, eat several of Stuart'a Charcoal Lozenges and your breath will be pure and sweet. Every druggist carries tHiem, price 25 cents, or send us your name aa4.

address and we will send you -a trial package by mail free. Address F. A. Stuart 200 Stuart Marshall, Mich. HOLLISTER'S tacky Ih-tiiaTcj lggett -Vbwv aMlekie fnt Bur feoet.

Irints OotdM HaHtb ami tmmt Vliat. A tpeotno lor ConatlpoOoa Indigestion. Liver and Kldoer trembles. Pimples. Kciama, Impura Blood.

Bad Breath, Slunish BT'eU, Headache and BauUaehe. Ie Koekr Mooutstn Tea la tablet form, at eaata a box. Genuine made jlOLUSTSB DROO COHrAHT, liadlaoa. WIS. tOLDEM NUGCl MR SALLOW PCOPLt A $2.48 Heatherbloom Petticoats with full deep flounce, never sold for less than $2.48, special this week $1.98.

50c. ladies' fleeced undervests and pants to match, 37 Full seamless large else sheets, worth 68c, at 48c. 42x36 inch pillow cases, 10c. Regular 10c. bleached buck towels, slightly imperfect, 5c.

Regular 15o. largo size Bleached Huck Towels, 10c. Red and Blue Twill Wool FranaeL worth 20c a yard, at 10c. Rich Cut Glass arid Solid Silverware Peonla nf refinement. vmr1uim gard these two wares as the height of guua xasie ana elegance.

No household that makes any pretense at fashionable table service can afford to do so without a showing of these beautiful wares. Add to 'your supply of cut glass and silverware at every opportunity. Monev invested in them is well spent and will give pride and prestige as long as they last forever. We show a splendid line at all seasons. R.

C. Bernau JEWELER OPTICIAN Benbow Hotel Building: Phone 63S OUR BILL OP FARE contains all the popular dishes and everything that is tempting and dainty for the fastidious palate. Our sauces are prepared in a manner that is onlv equalled by the best French chefs, and our meats are tender, juicy and of fine flavor. Our breads and pastry are supe rior to those that "mother used to make." Our oysters are of the choicest. Open All Night CLEGG'S UP-TOWN CAFE, W.

C. Smith, Mgr. Now is the time to set out Lettuce and Cabbage Plants for Fall use I have unusually fine plants for immediate delivery Phone 700 GEO. M. TODD Qreensboro.

N. C. Chicago, 111., Nov. 11. Chicago fellow era of Abdul-Bftha-Abbas, a Persian prophtt, Are to erect a $50,000 Bahai Mashrak'el-Azcar, or temple, in tbia city to the memory of Babab Ullah, the first prophet.

The temple is to be built to prepare for the coming o( Abdul-Baha-Abbas to America. It is planned to make Chicago the home of the prophet. Believers in Bahaiam in this city include many prominent society women. Several hve made trip to the Orient to worahip at tke feet of the prophet. The great temple will be erected in Wilmette.

The ground is already under option and the greater part of the money for the building of the edifice has been raised. The first stone of tbe Mash-rak-el-Asicar was blessed by the son of the great prophet, and a special dispensation for the erection of the temple here was obtained. In order to get hi blessing a member of the local colony travelled to Acre, Syria, where the son of the prophet had been kept in a penal colony by the Turkish government since bis birth. Prominent among the leaders in the Bahai saet in Chicago are Mrs. Lillyan Shaffnar, Mrs.

M. A. True, Mme. Ragna the famous soprano; Mrs. Xcllic K.

Cox, Dr. Susan, Mrs. Marshall Roe, Mrs. Eva Russell, Mrs. A.

B. Miss Jane Massou, Mrs. E. F. Waite, Mrs.

R. Windust, Mrs. Cecelia Harri-1 son, Mrs. Albert Kirehner and Thornton B. Chase.

The 'religion reached Chicago during the congress of religion at the time of the World a lair in ISD3. At nrescnt the followers meet every Sunday morning in a hall in the Masonic Temple. "Th object of the Bahai movement is religious unification," said Mrs. M. A.

True, Who recently returned from a. visit i to Abdul-Baba-Abbns. "We recognize all prophets. Mohammed and Buddha were sent by God, We believe, just the same as Christ -or Moses. Baha 'Ullah was also sent by.

God. When he died his son, Our present raater, AbduI-italia-Abbas, was left, to prophesy. "Wo believe there is soon to be a universal religion and language. In the twenty tablets left bv Baha Ullah at his death, he prophesies many great changes. The religion of Bahai will soon rule.

Christians, and atheist? are united under this wonderful religion. Its purpose is to spiritually anlte mankind." ArtdQl-Baha-Abbas is expected to coine tu this" country in a short time. Followers here expect to begin work on the temple' at onee to be in readiness for him. i Popcorn Balls. Make soma old-fashioned molasses candy and just before taking from the lire stir in enough popcorn to thicken It.

After stirring the mixture for a minute set tka kettle at the side of the- stove, take the mixture from it by the large spoonfttTTKWfl" lay Pl'cKISi greased paper of r. greased tin. As it hardens roll each spoonful into a ball, greasing the hands well first, and roll each ball over and over In freshly popped corn until this ceases to adhere to the surface. Wrap in waxed paper. December Delineator.

How to Get Strong. V. J. Daly, of 1247 W. Congreaa St.

Chicago, tella of a way to become strong: Ha says, "My mother, who is old and was very feble, ia deriving so much benefit from Eleetrio Bitters, that I feel it's my duty, to tell those who need a tome ami strengthening medicine about it. In my mother's case a marked gain in flesh resulted, insomnia has been overcome, and aha ia steadily growing Eleetrio Bitter quickly remedy stomach, -liver and kidney complaints. SoM under guarantee at all drug storea. 50c. If you art a sufferer from piles, Man-Zail Kile Remedy: will bring relief with tbe first application.

Guaranteed. Price 60c. Sold by Bolton' drag (tore, EVERYBODY CAN HAvt BEAUTIFUL -i HAIR NOW. aad they Ml have to wait weak sad atoolks lor rasulu either. You will aatie sucked sjaarovswnl alter the vary fiat spglicatiaa.

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Name Size. OUGHT TO BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO EARN A LIVING "The world owes ant shouts "Weary Willie." But the world repudiates his claim, and the world is right in refusing to pay. -The world does not owe Willie a living, but it does owe him (and every other peTson) a chance to earn a living. This is the fundamental right of man the right to earn a living by labor, says Edwin Mark ham in a symposium, "If I Were a National 8auta in the December Delineator. We say to the hungry man, "Go to work, thou sluggard!" This is sou nil advice; but what if a man has no work and can find none? Thousands of men are living in enforced idleness.

I myself for week tramped tho streets of San Francisco looking for work. We have allowed our lands and otter resources to be monopolized by. a few; we hare allowed the stalwarts to scoop in opportunies that once were free to all. Gone are many of the chances that men once had on tbe free frontiers. Society having destroyed these chances society is bound in jtistiee to provide work for the workless, bread-labor for the hungry.

It is the duty of society yea, the safety of society to see to it that a man has work. And until the state provides this work, penalties for begging and stealing might well be abolished; begging might be looked on as business, and. thieving as commendable thrift. What, then, would be my Christmas gift to the nation It would be a system organized by the state to provide work at living wages for all workless men and women, This should be done by the state, not as a charity, but as a bounden duty, and men should accept it, not aa a favor, but as a primal right. This would be my Christmas gift.

How best could the state make it ready i What would be the ways and means! Ah, this is another story! Grows Hair nd we caa PROVE IT! 439 COMING ATTRACTIONS AT THE GRAND OPERA A Facetious Business Woman. Lillian Foster Goodwin, the bright particular star, playing the dual role of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine with Joseph King's scenic production of Kast Lynne, is looked upon by the profession as a thorough business woman, as this story told on her proves. The lady in question has a beautiful summer residence in Riverdalc avenue, a residential suburb of Yonkers. One day the past summer, expecting a number of York friends to dine with her, she herself went to Yonkers to make preparations for the anticipated dinner. She went to the leading produce market in the city and on entering the store she observed twelve chickens dressed and on the stand outsiide.

Approaching the clerk she said: "You will portion my odd manner of purchasing, but I wish you would pick me out six of the toughest chickens in that lot of twelve. I have a reason in asking." The clerk giave a careful examination and picked six of the toughest ones. Miss Goodwin then said: "Yon are sure there arc no tough ones among the other six!" The clerk replied. "No, Miss Goodwin, they are absolutely tender," whereupon, Miss Goodwin replied, "then you may send those six tender ones to my house at once." Miss Goodwin appears at the Grand November 18. Hutton-Bailey Stock Company.

Startingj Monday, November 18, the Hutton-Bailey Stock Company opens a one week's engagement at the Grand. This company has scored a phenomenal success in every citr in which they have appeared for the past two seasons. The company has established a record for at tendance as well as the high-class man ner in which they produce their plays, which will make it very Hard lor any other company playing at popular prices to equal. Specialties of the highest order will he presented between each and every act. No waits: something doing all the time.

Ladies tree night under usual conditions. CHRISTMAS CANDIES. Sea Foam Fudge (Chocolate). Put over tho fire in a clean saucepan one cupful of brown sugar, a half- cupful of water and a third of a cupful of grated chocolate and boil without stirring until it spins a thread from tho point of a spoon. Have beaten stiff the white of an egg; pour the uoiIiiil' mix ture upon it and stir until it begins to stiffen.

Drop from a spoon on waxed paper in little bonbons, or pour into a greased pan before it begins to stiffen and mark into squares with a buttered Knue. uecemoer uemieator. "Diainity" Fudra, Boil together Two cupfuls of granula ted sugar, one cupful of maple sirup, oiio cupful of water and a tablespoon I' ul of vinegar until a little of it hardens when dropped in cold water, and then add a teaspoonful of vanilla and takj from the fire. While this mixture hag been cooking, a cupful of granulated sugar' should have been put over the fire in another, saucepan, with a huh' -cupful of cold water, and boiled until the mixture spins a thread from the tip of a spoon. This should at this stage be beaten up with the stiffly whipped whites of two oggs, and this stirred into the first preparation, which should bv Bow have cooled slightly.

Beat the two hard Until they begin to stiffen, when turn in two cupfuls of chopped nut ker nels. Drop on paper or Into pans and cut in shapes desired. December Delineator. Wood's Liver Medicine ta liauid form (or malaria, chills and fever, regulates the liver, kidneys and bladder, brines quick relief to biliousness, sick headache, constipation. Pleasant to take.

Ths fl.00 contains two and a half times quantity of ths 60s size. First dost brings relief. Sold by Holton's drug store, MUTUAL BENEFIT IS BEST. JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. A hard rubber penholder with a flange next to the pen to keep ink off of your fingers.

Price, 25c. E. S. WILLS, Bookseller, Stationer and Office Outfitter, Greensboro, N. C.

Cut Flowers This ad. advertisas POMONA, N. the place where trees and flowers are produced to perfection. Speak of POMOJf A and you have the t-uest synonym of the best of everything in TREES and FLOWERS. We are calling your attention particularly now to our CUT FLOWER DEPARTMENT, where we are pro ducing particularly nice flowers for par ticular people who demand the very "swellest" in loose cut flowers, Bride's Bouquets, Designs, etc.

We ship to all points. White, telegraph or telephone. J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. Pomona.

N. C. HICKS' Gapudihe CURES COLDS nd ADIDD It Removes vKIr the Cause. Relieves Feverishness and Aching. Soothes tbe Nerves and Restores Healthy Conditions.

IT'S LIQUID EFFECTS IMMEDIATELY. Contains No Acetanlllde He, Z5c lri aOc kolll Dn Sl.rw and VVHI8KCV HABIT red at home withal ilai ant FBGRj uincc ph a. rtfor atree Guilford-Benbow Hotel Solicits Your Patronage Greensboro N. fn.tJiiir'i?? mriyuig Atlnta.4e 9 1 i Troxler Meat Market 102 East Lee St. Phone, 412 (a W.

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