Real Closing Out Sale of Dress Goods
A season opportunity as we quit handling this line in order to make room for future stock. All dress goods and notions go in this sale at prices determined to move them now.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
2
Sale Begins July 1 for Ten Days in Dress Goods Closeout
The sale runs a ten day period starting Wednesday July 1 offering many items marked below wholesale prices. These are not old stock but fresh goods sacrificed as the store ceases handling dress goods and related lines.
Representative Moore GuidesVisitors in Lafayette Square Incident
Philadelphia representative J Hampton Moore while guiding visitors near the White House, pointed to the Lafayette statue and described a woman in a provocative pose holding a sword. A guest questioned the meaning, and Moore joked about the woman’s attire as a defense for the scene. The exchange ended with the party’s questions becoming impersonal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hampton Moore
John Dussell
Ways and Means
Philadelphia
Washington
Capital
Moore
White House
Lafayette
Lafayette Square
Marquis de Lafayette
Bread Upon the Waters Story Boosts Heflin Votes
In a tale from Alabama politics a man recalls the time a broken buggy wheel led to a loan from Rep. Heflin’s father. Years later the donor asked if the son was the elder Heflin, then urged others to cast their ballots for Heflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helin
Alabama
Heflin
Darky
Mr. Heflin
Dr. Heflin
Writing for a Living Says Ambassador Page
Ambassador Walter H Page urges authors not to pursue writing as merely a livelihood. He notes it is folly to expect income from the pen and cites his own experience as a magazine editor. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in her Autobiography, echoes this view with pointed advice on pursuing authorship as a vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Page
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Turkish Envoy Adopts Moslem Faith
Alfred Rustem Deyder Bilinski, newly named Turkish ambassador to the United States, is not Turkish by birth. His father was a Pole and his mother British. He recently embraced the Morlem faith and spoke of peace in the Balkans. He praised Turkey and said the army is smaller yet more efficient and trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rustem Deyder Bilinski
United States
Miss Sandison
Washington
Balkans
Turkey
Seaboard schedules Monroe to Wilmington and beyond in 1914 era
The Seaboard schedule details trains and routes via Monroe, Charlotte, Wilmington, and Raleigh with a fleet including chair cars and steel electric lighted sleepers between New York Birmingham and Charlotte Portsmouth. Timetable notes arrive and depart times for trains No 14 12 6 34 19 31 30 16 11 6 1a and others, plus local and through services. Contact agents Brigman West and Hyam for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
New York
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Rutherfordton
New York- Ports
Atlanta
Ifharione
Ports
Raleigh
Jocal
Ma Hatte
Iinington
York - Ports
S. J
North Carolina College Offers Regular and Special Courses
The North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College explains five regular courses leading to degrees and special courses for teachers. Free tuition to eligible students who pledge to return as fall session faculty in North Carolina. Julius J. Foust, president, Greensboro. Also eye care by Dr. M V Lomax offering exams and glasses with state board registration and 16 years of experience at 225 N Tryon St Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
North Carolina
M. V. Lomax
Optometrist
N. Tryon St. Charlotte, N.C
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Ness
Tholesale
Heath Hardware CO
M. Waller
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Julius J. Foust
Greensboro, N. C
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