T II. FENTRESS,
MERGMANrE EA1LOR.
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CALL AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES
Al a beautifnl assortment of French and English
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings. elected by the sub
scriber In person, OF the latest styles and lmPor7
tation and purchased on suchsterms in the New
York Market as will enable him TO offer


4s GREAT BARGAINS
to any who may be disposed TO patronize him.,


The cilizens of Raleigh, Members OF the Legs
lature and strangers visiting the City, are respeef
fully solicited TO xaine his Stock before purehas-
ing, as he is determined sell low as any estab-
Iishment in the City.


Having made great reduction h his pricesfor
manufacturing, and having purchased so asato be
able TO sell uncommohly lo:y, be can now tufnlsn
a suit of clothes at as moderate price as is now
charged at the North; and this is said not fhe
way of puff he invites all TO test itby judging for
themselves. He alsopfedges himself that in regard
to style and workmanship he will not be surpassed
| His Stock embraces cloths of all co1ors and
qualities both French and ERglish; Black and Fan
cy French and English ,Cassimeres, Vestngs OF
every fashionable description, and all quatles al
So large variety of EancYarticles, comprising
Black and Fancy Stocks, black and fancy silk and
satin scarfs-and crayats, black hos skin, silk and
fancy Cashmere gloves of all sizes, Spitalheld Chi
ma, Pongee, Satin and Linen CambIick Handker-
chiefs, silk caps, 81 and Merino under shirts and
drawers Byron and round and square linen Collars,
Cotton Shirts-latest style, Cotton drawers, hall
hose, white and mixed, gum elastic Suspenders,-
Six and cotton, buckskin Suspender-ends Cloak
tassels together with alLarticles in the gentemens
furnishing line, which he engages TO dispose of at


VERY SMALL ADVANCE.


Persons furnishing their own materials may rest
assured that the same attention will be given to
them as though purchased from him, and they will
be made up with the same dispatch and prornp-
titude.


N. B. The subscriber has on hand an assortment
of Ready y-made Clothing made in his own house.


Truly thankful for the liberal encouragement he
continues torecelve, he assures the pubiic-that
and to give satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their patronage.


THOMAS R. FENTRESS
Two doors South of the N. Carolina Book Store,
Raleigh Oct. 81, 1914. 521-St.