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Theelor hog lric Wall an Firm oses 3,000 Mobley's millinery estabilshment, 1637 Main street, was looted by rob bers at some hour Sunda;, night. The thieves stole hats, shirtwaists, skirts, neck pieces and other goods valued at iFindinj Ii Ticis oe hrugpricks aedr Cler hel Ouan Cacs F r n ose er3,00 ber a soe our ar ngt.a1h nek ice lf~ ahre ginl vneed I Finin F minein wS priceo are< (II III'V abu . Te rge u ~ 1/ I ii through a brick wall and gainer trance to the store. The shop presented a queer ap anee when it was opened yesti morning. Not a shirtwaist or was to be seen as the robbers made a clean sweep. The hat was disarranged, and the best med hats were missing. Silk coats, corsets, table covers and articles had been stolen and the ItPr an yond e >ar)Otmentoo. The y arue ug liane tofth Clote.h mtrlin, fit an srvico wad to bese sth poicy I ade growng) busiea waf dsrangey dthe bin me swrnish i sn. Silk >rtydo youg mens ,atnn.Theya lcyisall ry o rnshings. S.ou ,ays Th After the Chei sterilized, scrubbe< an exact amount matically measure This insures its ur Always the same-no 1 That is why every other one. They are a Still another reason larity. hole 'es were almost barren. The general I en- appearance of the interior of the store indicated that the robbers had come pear- prepared to make a big haul. They rday took their time in picking the best skirt articles to be found and left with the had booty. stock The burglars entered the store from trim- the rear. They patiently bored a big etti- hole through a six inch brick wall and other a full grown man could crawd through shel- the opening. The job required much ofitable1 t are finding it Sour Clothing e learning that tt is Up-to-the e and that our rits and quick we attrib~utea ss. ill when you4 Clothing and 4 will find our . ideration. R oods Co.~ iSam ,o-Cola bottle has be i, rinsed and carefully of Chero-Cola syru d intoeach bottle. !failing uniformity, accurac uess work---no hand work bottle of Chero-Cola tas 11 alike. 1 for Chero-Cola's ever in( lbor an<l the hammering must ha -e caused considerable anoise. 'Thec rob hery vas accomplished Sunlay night. according to theories aivanced by the 1 police. The robbers <dropped t coat I in the hack yard ani ye.stenlaiy norn ing it was practically dry. It wais pointed out that the garment could not, have been in the yard during the Sun day rains. Vehicles may reach the rear of the .lobley store through an alley on 'T'y hor street. anl it. is probable tha it a r iotor car was usei in transporting the stolen goods. City detectives are working on the robbery atd every effort will be moade to capture the thieves and locate the ",olen property. An examination of! he stock shows that. the robbers took :way about 67 silk waists ranging in value fromt $1 2.50) to 18.503 each; 50 skirts valued at $18.50, $25 and $35 each; large number of best trimmed hats valued at $15 and $25 each, 1: iersey silk petticoats ranging in value fron $9.50 tio $ 12.5) each; neck ie valued at $20; muffsl valueid at $25 and a good supply of coirsets. The rob - hers took (tie blue serge ilh'ess m brloid eretd with red roses. The birm 'lid no(t cairry any huorglairy insurance ('h ief C Richanrisont minnIled (over .i0 not ices ye'stenilay toi police dlart nents in thtret states. lie. 'xpresse. the opiniotn that the roguets used a mo tor (iar and will at3templt to idispose. of the goods int st- e other licality. The( thuis tootk g< . gette wa.:ists in navy luei, w'.hite anid flesh etilors. Thle skits ~at 'anile anid the lins were~t of the TlOf AIlAN Y IIYP'IIF,~NS, 'IlIN1 S .I AI-ltsiA .1.1 Nt'ew. Inav.i F~eb. 2-.>.,\ssoc'i ations 5 meil iniidiuals seeking to enilist the goiv'')ernmet ini aid of their attivities, wv''re warned toi inight3. byv Vice Pre'isi lent Mlarshall, speaking before the ebambher oft comnwrttee bite, that they shotuld take came not to claim lorivil-I e':es wh ich w old crletet grievanc((es ''The war idisposeid of thei hypiienitedl Mtr. Marshall said. " Is Amer(licanlI nlow. tt lie re'habilialJt.ed by a tnew braind of I ypeae A meints. is thei reha b. iihtautn' to b' tund overii~~ to Netw rigeltral--A therittanmv lFeet itng of ti'I ttahr icu lt l-A fe a ns federtaIt i n liof'. labor-Ai't meicA ansi't Proitesan -.' m ri irn wh ing in tieres te' Min the Ieerl en soaked, inspected, :p is auto y and purity. here. Les like every reasing popu hall dechIred: "One of the manifestations of par oit is a fixed opinioln that the vie im hinself is rigtht and that every !l\ 11ot a8Ireeing with him is his per-) onlal enemy, seetking; to injure him.! 'atroia may he caused by :hell ,hoek lave the thunderings of the cannon n Europe reverber: ted aer is the A t iintic and caused mauny1 m\en it Amieri a to sufe1' hell shoek and larani: ? here arc the gool, old fa shioned -itizens who used to think that co tl lisagree totally aznd yet he equally a:t riotie ?" 10G1 A ND HtOM1NY )l'ST B- R.\lntED - i "It would be a crimina1 l bbtmidet'r for he farmers of the cotton helt to fail o make their own hots :nid hominy his year., sail (ov. T. W. Hickett f North Carolina in a I. ter to .1. kottowve Wa:tna:tker, e 'rsident of he \n rican ('ot ton ass - 'tin, ask-, lie fact that. thle only ,fty fori the otton farmer, is to mn:l. his own sup (lies. The letter I . i\vernuor Thle BD Fotu move d necxt (do - to Brov gitrantee'd, ca: d for at y11 our continued at ronag, A. D. M cFAr PHONE We Are Head Nitrate ol in quantities froi up)wards. 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