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The Sentinel from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 6

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The Sentineli
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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6
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"HE TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTtNEC, WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAltOLOCT. WINSTON SALEM AND GUILFORD PLAYING. Cinllp a lar- I at Fail view iTiin afternoon minrindiiB I' game play iil ly Ni1 loeiils. Tin Lull ford Iiovk Jim ii.ill-idayeM from away bark anil Hi- pioiiilsim to lie good exhibition. WIlihUiii-Sulim will line up 1 Unison, 2d inusc; Malcy.

firs' bane; Hagwcll, left field; Cnner nln.i Liikcrilig, center field; Woodward. rKlll Held; Yoilllt, third; burden, catrh.T, and llooncy, Willis, Poruoii. McGeary and all iiylK out In Ihi! pH. tinllfonl will lin- up as follows: Sharp. catclier; Dunk.

pitcher; W. Lindsay, ililnl; J. Htll, short; While, seniml: Aiiderann, first; Price center; W. Iltibbs, right H- Dnak. left.

l.ukerliiK. i he new miilleldHr. playa ball like lie really like li. OFFICIAL LINE-UP OF SPARTANBURG TEAM The following will in the olllcla line-np of the Spartanburg baKchi.i leant, Carolina league: Armstrong, Jones. Thackinan O'Mara, l.anford, Sheppard, pliehers llm-ijse, catcher, Ilenbow.

first; Me Senate, second; Watson, third: Mar tin. KhoriMioji; Imnham, right field. Itiekard, centre; Pearce, left field. in the pllchliiK stall It is expected lb i wo will be sold or released. CHARLOTTE DOWNS THE WAKE FOREST TEAM The Churlot re team yesierJay fealed the Wake Forest College leant hy a scorn of .3 to 0.

Perkins. ii wax In ijio box fur Wake Forest allowed the professional. Inn five bit but he Rave five I wise on Dal- tills coupled with errors c.iiis-d Hn downfall of the IhipilsiM. M-'S. hrs baseman foi le.

nneb' a run and only one error i- en in to Ihc Hornet. De Wolf Hopper Scores Decided Hit Supported by a Capah'e Company He Present Happyland" Before a Thoroughly Appreciative Audienca That Fill the Elks' Auditorium. Iij VVoir Hopper and a capable supporting company presumed Happy-laml." at the Elks' Auditorium lust night and delighted an audlenco ihai piled i he house. There waa clever work by (he prtudiial. a good rhoru.

some inncfnl music, bright lines and oilier requisites of a successful comic oiera. Of course, De Wolf Hopiier wa tunny. Ills foetal expression in 'itself was always snflldimt to provoke laugn-n-r. Ills speech In response to re-lieafed curtain calls at the end of the firtu act was Indeed clever while his lemlerlqg of Casey at the Hat" liter ally "hriyight down the house. Mr Hopiier la a top-noicher among thea' stars and local theatre-goers' will welcome any opportunity pre-w teil of aeelng him again.

Mr. Wolff divided holiors with Mr. Hopiier as far as the comedy work was concerned. He, too, la nceiuedlau jt the first magnitude. Miss Marguerite Clark, Mr.

Hopper's leading woman, was not able to appear on account of Illness but her understudy-performed her work well. All In all i he performance of Hap-pyland waj a notable success and a ll: lug close to the local theatrical The Elite Glove Fitting, Adjustable top eatherbloom Petticoats Colors: Hmwu and Garnet. Prices; tll (3.5H. No bunching or gaping th hack. No strings to knot or break.

No sagging ip fn)1II Have the proper fiillueiu and fii smoothly over the hips. Cook WITH GUILFORD PLAYS ALL ROUND ST. JOHN'S (ini.Konn collbgk. 81. John' wenl down Indore the Quaker here this afiernoon to th music of IS lo 3.

Ar no slate of the Kanin was there uny il'iulit as the out come, lliililix plielied an excellent game fur liullforil. allowing five hits, while W'IIIIm was lilt for fourieun safe tie. Oilier feaiiire of the game were Hu- fielding of Anderson. IL Doak continue III good Hile.k work two three-lixse hits being credited to lilui llatierie: Hi. John's Wlllla and Drlxcne; fliillfuril Ifolibs and Sharpe.

Struck om lly Wlllla by lloblis II. Hasp mi ball Off Wlllla oil 1 f.ilib 3. Time. 1:1. DAVIDSON AND ROANOKE COLLEGE PLAY GOOD BALL Hnvldwin defeated Roanoke In a guild guiiiu yesterday, the final neon' lielug 7 lo 3.

Inuiuldiwin was the box fur Davidson unit Hflowed eialii hits, slrunk ont 3 and Rave no Isise. on ball. Doherty Tor lloanoke allowed six lilts, struck out Ihrce ami save elRhl men free iransinirlaliuu and ilia lust I lie Rame. BEAUTIFY YOUR FACTORIES: Valuable a Advertising Fsoturo and Bsnoficial to Employass. Scores of oewspsper artlclea aro wrtfr ten about Improvement of public striei: macaxlnea Bh POblUbed In n-gurd besutifylnf homes and ground; prise aro ofTcred to certain class.

of people as an Incentive toward gardening back public iilavRiMimd eatablUhed and acbool rani tastefully kept We paaa Judgment on all tbcae tbtaga and call tliem wshI av the Lo Angeles Time. In till land of sunshine, where vegetation witb almost no cultivation and where to lienutify at leaat the exterior and ground of our manufactorle would rerpiire little ffTort, thla should be done not only for tlw moral and aesthetic Influence on the employ re, but really an advertising feature. always allowing tourists that even working simp can be made bean tiful by iiature In our California. Not nne but many traveler have remarked ulNiiit tlie vine coyered water tank (praclienl ttiliig truly) at a certain statiuii near Lo Angele on the Halt Lake railroad. The ee and mlml are reste.1 at aeelng a bit of greenery IIhtc.

The electric power houaea ata-tiuiieil at lulervala all tlie way from Pmnmin valley to several thousand feet nliore In San Antonio canyon show whnt can be done In almplc landscape ganl-ulng In waste places. Every weary cllinlier coming around a bend In (be tnill up there among tbe mountain ran assure you that the vision of blooming flowers, well kept lawn and maybe a fountain la a welcome eight The writer hn in mind two factories, one so pretty and refreshing that (lie passerby thinks It must bo a pleasure to sit near the low open windows In summer and glance ont occasionally from the work of cutting leather and hnmmering tacks, for It Is shoe factory In Holland, to which I refer, to a plot of fresh green grass. That glance doc not detract from tile work, but make the Anger more iiliflblc anil the mind more clear. Must we of the golden west go back east to find the beautiful in nature combined with utility In supplying the moda of our bodies? Cnn we have no sneh ornamental practical factories of our own? Another, perhaps more retention Is tbe home of tho famous llnok wood pottery In Cincinnati. Do you doubt flint the Influence of these lieantlfnl stirronipilngs on the artists who decorate this ware works out Ihrough their active Angers? Our ground Is as fertile, our workingmen nx nppreeLitlvc, our own minds as aesthetic ns any in the east Let us look In our factories, at least to the extent nf Improving them by the addition of a few dinging vines to bide and soften the glare of walls and the harsh, conventional outlines of tbe buildings.

Town Booming Funds. Thirteen cities and towns In the Part tic northwest are actively advertla lug their attractions and resources In the expectation of Increasing their population and building up the agricultural communities around tliein. Spokane, spends from 340,000 to foO.OOO a year In publicity work. Tacoma, In the same state, which flaunted tbe famous slogan, "AVatcli Tncoma grow, at the Lewis and Clark exposition in 1005, spends a year In making the town grow. Portland, uses (18,000 for systematic publicity and Hilda that it pays.

Winnipeg, in Manitoba, finds it profltnblo to Sicnd (17,000 annually In advertising. Kansas City, recently Inaugurated a campaign of municipal advertising. Hundreds of smaller towns and cities are doing likewise. It pays to advertise. BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

National League. At Phlluilelpbia: Pliiiaileij'hia II IJoslon 3. At llrmiklyn: llninklyn York S. Ar Cinrlnnai: Cinriimail I burg I American League. Al New York: New York Hi; Wash IllRlou Ai llosion: Philadelphia I Ai It-imi': Detroit St- land Ai fl rebind: Cleveland Clileag.

I. Southern League. Ai lllrminiiliam: lllrmingham -I; Atlanta 1. At Na-diiille: Nashville 1: Mont gomery Mempliis New Orleans I. Ai l.ilile llnrk: Mobile Lillie Kis-k 7.

South Atlantic League. Ai JacksMiillle: Jaekiuiiivllle III; I'liaili'siiiii I. At Columbia: Culnmlila Augusta 1. Ai Miieoii Savannah (I. Virginia League.

-i Norlolk: Norfolk Iorlsmouili i. A1 Iniionil: llieliiuoiid (I; Itoiiiiiik. ci I dark lie Ai Danville: Danville li: l.yiirlibiirg Unvarying Uniformity in Flavor and Strengtl JACKSON SQUARE COFFEE The Unanimous Choice of Experienced Cot; Sold in Scaled Cans by Your Grim Premiums, No Coupons, But IMPORTERS COFFEE New Oiii MR. E. R.

MESSICK, Wholesaled Stack Company Next Week. The News and Observer had the Pillowing to say about the Marie TaiTour Slock Company when they played in Raleigh at Ihc Academy of Music. The Marie IaTonr Slock Company an excellent play last night. A Demon In Human It won great applause and was full of flraniatic situations. The electrocullon scene wan ii vivid nne.

The specialties wen1 all bright and clever. There was a big house last nighl and the company should have two big ones today. At the matinee al 3 o'clock this afternoon the play will be 'A Little Lost Tonight the attraction is tn the Dens or New Each Is an Interesting play and there will lie lively simcialtles." This company will be at the Auditorium all next week and lmpulur prices. Hi, 20 and 30 corns, will prevail. The usual free tickets to the ladles on Monday If reserved before i o'clock Monday at O'Hanlnns.

The company will be seen here In all new plays. Featuring will be MIA LaToup and little Dollic Desmond (the child wonder). P.OOK GREENSBORO DEFEATS THE DELAWARE TEAM (irixnsboro and I he Delaware Sl.iu College learn played a in Inning and Hie fin ally won mil. I lo 3. Bisson lii psid work will) (lie willow, und Hi- leaguers gnl 13 lilts und 2 errors in iln-ir credit.

Fry and Sell mbit were isiih used by Unx'iiblami. CAROLINA AGAIN GETS TOO FEW TALLIES. At yesleribiv Caro bail went down to defeat liefnre Wash luRion and Lee lu the tune of 2 to I. Carolina plays lieurgeiown tislay at Washington. Taken as ir Ixxhiiioh the ureaiesi euraiive ngenl for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised.

It's Hollister's llis-ky Tea. the sure-t remedv. 37i einls, T-H or Tablet. I. A.

Thonipsiin. Try Sentinel Want Capl. K. A. JeiiMn.

who owns a valuable urehnrd. thinks Hi- fruit not Ulreail.i killed Is safe. 1 am confl-ilrni that what is lefl will be Rood" said the rail lain. Munyons Paw Paw Planting Strtat Trss. In laying out for street planting let the Amt stakes lie act at the street crossing, says Park and Cemetery.

When tlie abutting streets also arc to planted, place two stakes at each comer about tljlrty feet from the point of Intersection of the curb line on each street. Then space off tlie Intervening dlstnncc, setting tlie stakes equally distant aiwrt, but lint less than alxty-flre feet ns tlie shortest distance. Street tree generally are planted too closely together. Sometimes this Is done with the Intention of cutting out alternate ones, aa the growth of tho trees requires. This, however, is seldom done, aud the trees grow up too thickly, thcrcliy overcrowding and Injuring one another, destroying all the Individual lieanty of tlw trees and the symmetrical arrangement which an avenue of trees should lmve.

The Mellvy Cra-snetl Ei ia Gsnranlooi Ttir name V.ii! ftil tv ll- Iv-l i.ku hmuxt nufri.il-. -t that un- ytilwi thu Mallory Cravenette Hal his whit no h.t qiulity him! Crawm-tti' prrss Milhvy uy ik- in writhrr. can Jut that l--ar the AVe have th-m. bth tU itykrf l1" They a sail your iwix HERE'S WHERE WE TICKLE YOUR FEET! A new sock which wont wear out nearly as soon ns those made In the ordinary way. The difference between these aud other socks lies in the Inter-' woven Toe and 'Heel, which give strength where strength Is needed.

The toe aud heel of these will wear as lung as Hie rest or the sock and save duniing. They are in flue texture and have the uppearaure of silk. They ur well worth seeing, and bel-' ter jet, they cost but 23 cents per pair. CURES INDIGESTION DysM-Kda nml all sioiuaeh I roubles. II maid you in i-ai Hial ymi Ilka, and nil you liko.

II isisi'ively -un ui'i vouness nml slix-plmisness. If you are weak. If you are ilesiiiiiiiii-ni. If yon need a ionic duu'i fju! vx pllvr.iaw. know It will make you JII'N VON.

70 GENTS FREE The Store Where Style Quality is Paramount Faultless, and Gold and Silver Shirts. B. D. and Wilson Bros. Underwear.

Interwoven Toe and Heel Sox "They won't wear out. i in Not a garment in our splendid stock out of the manufacturer or jobber hands long Gentlemen Can you better these? Mallory Cravenette Hat. J. E. French fine Shoes and Oxfords in tan, vici and patent vicl-Fancy.

Vest The newest designs. Sweet Orr Union Made Pants and Overalls. Rountree Bags And Suit Cases, also Steamer Trunks. Neckwear of all the newest creations and a display that make choosing easy. New Straw Hats galora.

Frank C. Brown Sons Comfort Stations For Towno, Anything that tends to advance civilisation and promote tlie wcirnre or mankind Is beneficial to a town. Milwaukee Intends to do In this line, as Its board of publie works proposes to establish nmnicipnl comfort stations throughout the city. I am heartily In favor of these com-fort stations, said Mayor Decker In my travels through Kuropc I snw a number of tho stations In tlie larga cities. They are iucated In Hie busy parts of tbo business distriels a well as along tbe boulevard.

For a small fro a person can go Into one stations, get a towel anil but water and refresh himself without haring to go to a hotel to do It. People rnn .,1, their rtutlies brushed and be-1 fore filling busbies engagement, it la a good step toward municipal Improve- i meat Taboo en Dandalions and Chicken, Tlw Denver city council is working "Pun au ordinance providing a fine of (h for every dandelion allowi.i to I bloom witblu Hie oily limits. Tbe cily ennuell of Florence. Colo, has pa, ordinance Imposing a slinllnr flue on tbo nwuefor each chicken allowed i to run at iarge. The Sentinel 10c per week.

Philadelphia. I nos. To Druggists oii are hereby iiniboiivd tills order and 5i cents lu In full payment for a full dnl'yi boitlo of Munyon's Paw Paw Tonle oil will deliver wi'li mrit, 0f law' pilw Tonic a paek-HRe cf Paw I aw Liver ami Livune lsaud a package of Munyon's I vii.ieho Lumpily friv, as -in-iul agreement made between yon und ine Munyon Uoniedy CmniMny. a i MllNYON UKMKUY CO. Actual Valua of Thi.

Order i. 70 Cent. Cut this coupon out and fake it to your druggiet. Cook Gas.

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Years Available:
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