I White Corduroy and White
I MJmenunthBlackPht-stripe Su
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I a. K. HOYT
Agt. Pictorial Review Patterns.
Try a Daily News Want Ad.
IN TIME OF PEACE
t Prepare foe War?and white your building is
hniof hove it insured.
Don't mit until the Fire-Bell rings and then
WBH YOU HAD. Phone: 59 or 266.
WM. BRAGAW & CO.,
Vast bnnam A teats ii Wiskiattoa, N. C.
\ EMttrn Carolina /
S Teachers Training School /
M A State acfcool to train teacher* for the public schools of North \
^ OuE I Kwjj qergy is directed lo this ooc purpose. Tuition free C
^ to * who sc^ee to teach. f
M mi i tm M(U atpKmDcr <?n, ITU. r
\ Wmm aih(Kiad other information address, \
< ROBT. H WRIGHT, President, )
J Greenville, N. C. C
[THE GREAr
And will
: BO
157-153 West lVfafln Street
*eilGB HER HOUN' DAWCS JONAHS
Tkna wiM he a median of the
n?1.1 eOi. Kaecative Committee of Slump in the Market Caught Widow
Be*fhrt Omaty in Washington on Storekeeper Overstocked.
T I y. My X3M. 1112 at 12 M..
finv t*? parpwu af fixing a date for WASHINGTON. D. C., July 12.?
t**' cnawmtinn, and for anch T^ere jg a uttle general store In a
other fcmfimaaa as may tome before It. ... ... . .... ?
URIWAT C. WARREN, rlcket5r old ,r?me butldlnK In Pennr\.TO.
Coin. Beaufort "lvania ?v?nue 'loos to CapllSl Hill
pBMfj The widow who runs It bought a
Vf ta 2-21 supply of minature "h'oun' dawgs"
about a month ago when the Champ
Clark boom was at Its height.
^ cmmHruB She fl,led display window with
f-MfWC VBW1B0 advertised them at twenty
^DUOL H HBMAIinL quarter sign and put a "two foi
H BHMCUTS a nickel" placard in its place.
"Those puppies are regular Jon
xw ?w'? ii ? 11 c?Uh* aha," she explained. "They sold lik<
r? ji m Imibii im Agriculture; in wildfire for a few days, but just oni
Cm)r Kfertrieal wi Mechanical Engi- week ago yesterday the sales stoppe<
no,.;- b in and I haven't been able to get rid o
Tia ii ifaiiifw tiwi?n and Dyeing, one of them since. They are suppos
Tan jim i win ia rfiiiniiir Aria rand ed to be signs of good luck, but the;
wTeuile Ait. Oae year and Two-year haven't brought me any luck.*'
war m? Ajrricdtnrr. These courses
m haApimfc?l m?1 Beieatific. Exam- To the victor belongs the spoils?
rmmHamm tar atmimrum are held by the if he can find them.
Ckaaty flapmiifcarlmt at all county Too many men try to get wha
mmrn-aa lit* Ithey want before they know wha
r._ Cxlii -Ii. in they want.
THE RYX: 1STRAK
Weal Raleigh. N. C. TRY A DAILY NEWS WANT AD
?, 11, f,^1, ,*nd tTTT**^jri
# Mowers, Rakes, Harrows
S JM4 aAar wrlitarry nwnlb to up-to-date
l*aUi>knal^ We are aoie agenta tor Walter
BaMiHAVbnu; Boggleaan4 Harneaa oI
MMHektlbahnyioahaai'*
MtgR km beta* Cam
WHOM
^S6SrMes|?
Tt~*
mo nun, w*. ml
(.olb.1i.
MM la TuWi MB ton MM- J
ter*a Mm* ?th In.
ruiux lyooob, M. Ml
l a a IT.
MmU mry Thindtf cwlac k 1
Taytoo'a Hall at ? o'clock.
NAOMI K?WAW LODGB, No. Mb ,
LO.O.9.
Mm(i In Tayioo'a Hall aooond ul
fourth Friday oach month at p. m.
PAMLICO LODGB, Mo. TS.
K. o( P.
Mom In tholr hall, apotalrs. copnor
Union alloy and Main otroot,
Tory Thnroday ovonlag at o'clock.
ORB LODGB, Mo. 1M.
A. ?. nod A. M.
Mood in tholr hall, corner Bonnor
and Third atroota, flrat and third
Tuaodaya each month at I p. sl
MOTB CHAITKR, Mo. Bb.
Royal Arch Maaena.
Moota In Haaonic Hall aooond and
fourth Tueadaya oach month at 8
p. m.
WASHINGTON LODOB Mo. m
B. P. O. B.
building, orory FWtay onMlfl Mt
o'clock.
WOODMRN OF AMBRICA
Pamlico Camp No. 15818 M. W. of
A., meet a fourth Wedneaday evening
each month la l^yloe'kilall at 8:80.
F r?rVld/1 Airla
a vvuavu vat a *4
It is an absolute fact, that one 60oem
Jar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM
will either remove toot f reck lea o? cam
them to fado and that two jara will evet
In the most severe cases completely cart
them. We are willing to personal)]
guarantee this and to return your raoan
rttbout argument if your complexion fc
not fully restored to its natural beauty,
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine,
fragrant and absolutely harmless. Wul
not make hair grow wit will positively
remove TAN. PIMPLES and FRECKLES.
Come in today and try it. Tbejara
are lane end results absolutely certain.
Sent by mail if devired. Price GOe.
Mammoth jaratl.OO. WILSON'S FAIR
SKIN SOAP 2fte. For aale by
HARDY DRUG STORE
r $40,000
Continm
WER
Biggest, B
OFFICEHOLDERS
SHY AT NEW PARTY
Want to Let Well Enough Alone?
Standp?t Congressmen Appeal
to Taft.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 12.?
The Roosevelt third party movement
. is striking snags all along the line.
.; Republican officeholders, from con'
stable to United States Smiator, are
afraid of the Colonel's proposition.
They want to let well enough alone.
While progressive Congressmen
- are appealing to Colonel Rooae^lt
r and to look after his interest without
the interference of a third party,
- alleged fractionary Congressmen are
i appealing to Mr, Taft to do what he
? can to prevent the nomination of two
I electoral tickets in their States.
f
- NOTED ALIENISTS* OPINIONS
f HARRY K. THAW
Dr. Austin Flint?Thaw is a true
- paranoiac and might commit another
homicide if given i h**"Ub?rty. _
t Dr. Carlos F. Ma^Donald^Vfeaw ii
t a true paranoial v^th homicldalVjndencles,
and would he a public menace
if liberated.
Dr. John W. Russell?Thaw is con_
stltutionally Inferior, and under hli
~ former conditions of life might commit
another murder.
Dr. William White?Thaw is no1
Insane and would do no harm if libZ
?rated.
Dr. Adolph Meyer?Thaw is not insane
and ne'ver has been. He is s
plain murderer, He should be given
bis liberty. ^ I *
The height of a girl's ambition H
seldom less than 6 feet .
The average man dies befon
reaching the age of dJseretioa.
Any way, tbo man who parts hii
hair ha the middle is ssldost profane
All men are equal?as loag as thei
ass keep trass aader a wsman'i
hesh
' m? asm viq ML
/
If mill to Cfca Dalit Hon .-^-l ;]
OKLAHOMA OBT. q*la., Jail 1*. ?
-Tba friwda ulnt^lW. at Call- ?
* Statu Senator Own. la kM ??ht ?
Joreraor Ckarlaa N.*Haakell. are of "
Ae opiakn that the Senator", m
ibanoaa haa been material I r itreaath- to
uwd by the aomlnatioa of Woodrow ?'
WtsainiSKyts;
three ?Mka hence, when a general u
primary of all parties will be held ti
tor the lndoraement of candidates for ft
Doited States Senator, members of
the Judiciary, representatives in Con- '
press and?members of the legislature. 01
Barly In <hf Democratic prsftklen- JJ
tlal contest ex-Governor Haskell, who lE
Is a termer Ohio mas, announced a
himself In faVor of Governor Harmon ix
of the Buckeye 8tsts for the presidential
nomination .and endeavored, W
though without baccess to nrinp Ok- jj
lahoma into line for the Hanson ^
boom. Senator Owen, on the other m
hand, made It known aa early as last ci
summer that he wee plainly opposed J<
to the nomination of Governor Har- h
moB. He stated his srlUlngneee to a up- It
port either Wilson or Clark, bat ubeolately
yefused to have anything to
do with the boom for the Buckeye m
chief executive. ol
The stand taken by Senator Owen
has naturally met with favor by the ft'
so-called progressive Democrats of u
Oklahoma. His friends believe that jj
the Baltimore nomination inbound b
to materially help tbe Senator's b
oaase. J
The Democratic oonteet for the h
eenatorshlp is confined to Owen and
Haskell, while on the Republican side *
there are five aspirants for the toga.
Prominent among them Ib "Dynamite ^
Ed'* Perry, who led the Roosevelt ,,
forces to victory in Oklahoma. The
light, of course, will be made for con- t
troi of the legislature, which It now n
Democratic by s good majority.
' d
BABY PICTVRE8. jj
Says Baker: "No more mistakes u
and bad picture dealings with tbe lit
tie folks. Wte hare got something
up our sleeve ahead of the other fellow
and It works to perfection. All
we ask Is to bring the little folk in
the middle of the day when we have
plenty of light. Onr pictures will be
fifty per cent better than we have
leae failure*. Baker's Studio. I
.00 COST
; until Sai
S LEI
est and Bus
Try a Daily N
W H EN
furniture "fl(
makes you feel goo
hat thy. This kind of f
light pimriy loot to rout
l kind we tell. We hsvt
spieafcid Mleetioa el pretty
Me that auket yea think
the MMt yea leek at k.
the psBty the heat hapa
SOUTHER*
: C/xzWaxf*
WMrfaf
imr.J!f. n~T '"it .ww I
It' mmn of t)M aUlaaaa thw (MM
Xratora tiara eaaaad lot a tax Haw
> raUara the Undacapa, ul It wimi
ily a quMtloo ot tima vbaa Um Mora
> AlaaoawUIfea a aaaumr. VarkMa
ra the caiw uOfut tor UK ??
irtloo?the dralalaa of the marakao.
le multiplication ot teUpkoae an*
lecraph wtree and the aaA Croat
dory chimneys.
la Qermany for the better stody of
orka there 1mm boon cheated a aort
f MTTtOO la OOSBOCtlOB Willi tfcO Stfuition
Department which tpnda to ad
? aa -eUt oWT for each bird. at.
i other words, to refleter thaaa after
i Prance.
Each bird la oaptared wham pons*
la and a metallic disk a nixed to tta
?. and German officials, wbereeer
10 hlrda are bailered to migrate, hart
utructlons to aaad to the department
a7 Information they can father ooa
irnlng etorka who are German aub>cU.
(Poaalbly this labeling amy
aye something lo do with the acaroy.)
By this ayatem of registration
le authorities hare learned someUna
of the mlgntosry ha bite of the
M; lor instance, one was found dead
t the Capo of Good Hope whose plaoe
r origin was aaalam Prussia.
point of Interest relative to the
caroky of the stork has been bronchi
nder the notice of the German aa*
tori ties by a doctor at Port Visa*
eth. who anggaata that they hare
een poisoned through aatlag pauoppera
er loeoeta which hara been
Bled by arsenic. A correspondent,
?werer, of an Atohco-JLorralne Jonrai
hints that the oanae to to he found
earer at boms
Home Life In the Windy City.
Guslar H. De Kolkey at Chicago
ad his wife arrested an the charge
f robbing htm In his own house.
"My wife, her brother and a heard*
fa" ha declared, "sneaked up behind
m and bare me down to the floor.
hen, while the two men held me
own. your honor, mr wife w?at
hrougk mj pockets and robbed a* of.
U."
"IMd yon rob your husband?" aoer*
ike court.
1 cannot tell a Us - replied Mrs. Be
Colkey, ilmply. 'There was no other
' y to set money out of him. He
ain't given me a cent for a year, and
trst I tried to chloroform him. hot he
1 wayi sleeps on ble face. So I called
ny brother and we held him and I*get
rhat was in his pockets."
"Perfectly Justifiable," announced
he court
SALE E
turday, Ji
*VIS C
slest Store
ews Want Ad"
~ ii
b
" a
^ 9 O
nitiire
summer
'm" the season It
id to look at It on
niiturr shook! hare that
he weather. That's the
t joot takes into atoek a
of leoachac afl laqeaae
The arieaa are aodarate
et-bcre.
IFURN.CO. If
GoodRtfytkirti ||
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H H I I
M / my W 1^9
July Shoe Stock Reduc- I
tag Sale Will Start I
Every pair of low cut shoes
will ie greatly reduced at this
Sale. Below you will find only
a small part of the shoe values J
that are going to be put on
display for your inspection.
OMlotloiiGKiMwlulht OmIoioI DotkWklltCnra
rat Oxford* Out were 12, | in Foapa, were tt rad AM | fWr
tt.M, alaee 1 to S1-2, now._X.19 with leather heel and toe l.td.
SPm",.lirto ?J,^hUe "1? "? ol Freneh low
1.24
One Io6 ot Men'. Or lords that Onr 8 "Hab'r Special" n
were veined up ao M and IS . IQ Goodrear Weh at J., fc.43
willfoin thisShoe Sale l.? For gi.gt yMirUI fiod tome
One lo4 ot Misses low heel 13 to of the saapelett sll-leather shoe* 1
t, 99c.: t to n at tic.; 8 to ?*e_ cver shown bj any fine la the city 1
11 1-2 iU. rt..?..a ...a a.tvC : I ol Weahlndoa. , , I- I
This Shoe Sale will only last
a few days and the first comer
. will be the first to get the cream
of the bargains. So think it
over and come and see for
yourselt
THE HUB
THE HOME o* COOD CLOTHES
5 NOW ON ;|J]
lly 20th. |||
ZO. =====
Washington, North Carolina ^
I
ounded 1888 Chartered 1888
Trinity College
ts strength lies in a large,.well-trained {acuity; excellent
uildlngs and equipment; full, well-arranged courses; ear list,
high-minded students; a large and loyal body of alumni
nd friends; noble Ideals and traditions; an inspiring history
>f achievement and service. ,
Ncit Seuisa U*iu Seel. II. ltlZ. F.? <?,(.!.? ui IbMy MM Mno
I. L. Flowers,Secretary,Durham,N.C.
1 I. LION WOOD?Mc?S?rs New Yo* Cettee hdap?J AUKS W, COLE )
J. LEON WOOD & CO. *
> BANKERS and BROKERS./ ( $
) Blocks. Boadr Oottoa, Orals aad Prorlalo?, 71 Plume SC, S
p Oarpoater Budding, Norfolk, Va. #
( Pill?i wli? to Sow York Stock Exchange, New York OoO- /
V ? Bxchui*. Chicago Board of Trade aad other fatactol oca- V "^j
ff ^orreepoodeoce RegpectTnilr Solicited. IniioUamt aad Mar- f
V giaol Accounts Given Careful Atfatlow \
LYRIC THEATRE
TONIGHT j
MOTION PICTURES
THE ENGAGEMENT RING,
A Biograph Comedy.
THE TIDE Or BATTLE,
A War Picture. j'
A SPANISH DILEMA,
A Biograph Comedy.
MADAME ROWLAND,
A Drama