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IlIliMORNlM PEPALD, AERIl 22, 191 -EIGHT Added to the Churches Last Week REPORT OF BAPTISTS Crowds at All the Churches . Last Night RECORD BREAKER ON SUNDAY All of the Churches at Which Revl vals Are Being Conducted Re port Much Success in Work. (Reported for The Herald). The Baptist pastors met in the Y, w M. C. A. parlors yesterday and ?ieard reports from the various churches on the results of the revival meetings for .the week. 88 additions, according to me report, was made to the seven churches. Everybody reportel unusu ally large congregations Sunday morn 'lng and night. The First Baptist church was filled of men at 3:30 to hear Dr. Wilson ; on "nfluence," and vthey were not- disappointed for he 'certainly did preach a great sermon. I The Second Baptfist church was fill- s ed with. --women to hear Rev, E. C. Maddry, of Raleigh, j In East Durham at 5: 00 o'clock Rev : Ham, ; of Atlanta, preached to fifteen . hundred people. Some men said there eighteen hundred ,, present but the writer is sure he is not putting it loo high at fifteen hundred. t was a great meeting in Oqd's out door world V The East Durhjam band, the East Durham quartette made sweet music .for the people. . By special request Mrs. Ham favored the great congrega tiori with a beautiful solo. At the close pf the sermon the invitation whs ' given. There were two convesions and fifty or sixty requests for prayer EDGEMONT. ... .The audience was a good on for Monday night, filling the mai naudi torlum. Rev Ham preached on the subject of the soul. . There was one .addition and much interest shown by the chiristians in behalf of the uucon ' verted. - . -"-rtV''-"' Congregation j&ffij;; Earnest sef j inpft)iHjyv.no-ddiUpi ,Bd ' uultc a number ofrequests for pray- . er -; " : SECOND BAPf 1ST. J Congregation good.' Preaching by 1 Dr.- Wilson. Two additions. The or dinance of Baptist was administered at the close of the service. WEST DURHAM BAPTIST. Rev. Cox did the ieaching. Con ; jiregation good. Splendid interest, ; Four conversions and folir addition Ten stood for prayer. BAST DURHAM BAPTIST. Congregation ' good. Preaching Rev. E. C. Maddrvv EighT additions . Splendid interest, and many requests ; for prayer. 1 There .were some conver sions but the writer failed to get the number. ... MUCH BEAUTY IN SHRUBBERY Recommended for Planting Between Trees Where Luxuriant Effect Is Desired. Shrubs as well as trees nave a place In the beautiflcatlon of the city streets. In the suburbs and outlying sections of the city one often sees masses of shrubbery in the parkways along the residence streets. I feel certain that every one will agree that this sort of beautification ought to be encouraged in every possible way. Planted between the trees, flowering and other shrubs add much to the ap pearance of a street. Such- treatment of pur parkways, need not be confined to any particular section of the city. Still, shrubbery Is more becoming in streets which have wide parkways and naturally will thrive best and make the finest showing in sections where most appreciated and best cared for. Wherever such planting is done la the residence sections of the city, along streets where a large number of people pass daily, it should be con fined to the low-growing varieties, no higher than three or four feet. The bigh-growing shrubs form dense thick ets along the parkway which afford lurking places for hold-up men and thugs. The high-growing shrubs also have a tendency to droop over on the sidewalks, often causing Incon venience to pedestrians. Such shrubs as the' Thunberg bar rries. Japan quince, snowberries. rngosa roses, matrimony vines and the various wild roses make perfect masses when left to grow in their nat ural form. They should be planted about two and one-half feet apart, de pending upon the size of the individ ual bushes. The plants should be placed irregularly in masses, and no four bushes should stand in a straight row. t:,. - Odds and . E nd.. New York may make the vending cocaine a felony. 7 Alaska's mineral .production since 1889 is valued at $207,000,000. The Bell Telephone company ha? 175.0W employes on its pay ron. Baltimore is planning a elt line railroad around its basin harbor. Sydney, Australia, is planning to build a model suburb for working peo pie. Cleveland, Ohio, will next summer start a city sightseeing automobile service. Dr. W. C. Woodward is advocating open-air schools for the District of Columbia. More than seventy ' inches of rain fell in southern Chile from June to September. St. Paul is being urged to create a boulevard, system to connect all of its parks. Some Kansas farmers are now con ducting private fish hatcheries profitably. A Boston scientist, JProf. A. J. Ho- nej, claims to have discovered a cure for leprosy. A North Dakota dough-raising utensil gets its heat from an ordinary kerosene lamp. "Thou Madest Me for Thyself." O thou God (omnipotent, who so carest for every one of us, as if thou caredst for him alone; and so for all. as if all were but one! To thee will I intrust whatsoever I have received from thee. So shall I lose nothing. Thou madest me for thyself, and my heart is restless until it repose in thee. Amen. St. Augustine. i$oils--Pimples--Abcesses MILLIONS ARE TO BE SPENT by BASEBALL CHATTER. Manager Evers, of the Cubs, has phfpped Pitcher Sutcliffe to the New Iondon team of the Eastern Assdcia tiori Manager Callahan;' of the White Sox, figures that Pitcher Benz is fifty per cent stronger than he was last year. , . . - The Cincinnati club lost quite bunch of money by being compelled to cancel exhibition games on ac count of the flooded condition of the ball yard. The St. Joseph team hung one on Big Ed Walsh in an exhibition game the other day, when they drove the Big Moose to the woods in six in nings. The Athletics pitching staff looks to be some staff with the youngsters Wychoff. Durning and Bush helpinr out Bender, Cooms, Plank and Brown. Domestic Economist. An excellent Manchester lady fre quently Invites her friends to teat, but she does not furnish her table lavisAly. When her guests have eaten all the bread and butter an cookies, and realize that the meal is over, she looks brightly at the empty dishes, "Well, now," she says, in triumphant tones, "haven't I judged your appe tites exactly?" Manchester Guardian The Steamfltter's Union of Wor cester. Mass.. has recently joined the United Association of Plumbers. Gas- Utters and Steamfiitters' Helpers. It is said that Gaby Deslys has re ceived an offer for more than $G00 a week for four weeks In Buenos Aires. . "The spirit of your husband wishes to speak with you. madam." "What does he say?" "He. says that he doesn't hare to dress in a cold room." Bohemian. I've bo Nancy. I've no Stella. Tin not Byron. I'm not Bums, I just need a good umbrella Thus my fancy lightly torrs. Atlaeui Constitution. Seventy Cities of the United States Join in the Effort for Civic Improvement. One hundred million dollars is to be pent to make seventy United States cities beautiful. Improvements requiring this nlne figure expenditure have been planned by municipalities all over the country. Cities along the Pacific slope, cities along the eastern coast and Interme diate cities are all part of the move ment to evolve the real city beautiful. it is expected that fifty more munlcl pal i ties wyi -follow this pioneer exam pie wlthm a year and that foreign ob servers soon will .have to omit the customary chapter on the ugliness and monotony of American communi ties. ' When James Brice wrote his "Amer ican Commonwealth" he remarked Justly that "with but five or six excep tions American cities differ from one another only in that some are built with, more brick than wefod and others with more wood . than brick." All Evidence of Impure Blood and a Run-Down Condition. When the blood becomes thin, poor, devitalized nature cries out through such external and often painful evi dence for help, and the safest, surest and most helpful remedy we know is Vinol. This is because it is a combination of the two most' world famed tonics the medicinal- curative elements of cod liver oil (without the oil) and ton is iron for the blocfl. Vinol strength ens the digestive organs, creates a hearty appetite purifies and enriches the blood, creates strength. Mary Lang, of Altoona, Pa., says: "Ever since childhood, I have been delicate, and my" blood poor, thin, and devitalized. Nothing seemed to help me until I took Vinol and it has ve built me up and made me strong." three inches we say positively mere is notning rnai me ronowing persons are like Vinol to purify and enrich the hereby designated and appointed reg oiood ana nuiia up weak, run-down nsirars ana juages ror voting pre- people. If it should fail in your case cincts of the city of Durham we will return your money. Ben H. Precinct No. 1, Five Points R. C Thomas, druggist, Durham, N. C. Vox registrar; J. McLennan and J. M. Sikes, judges Precinct No. 2, Bakes store, Man- turn street Ja3. T, Green, registrar i. C. Wynne and J. W. - Carlton judges. Precinct No. 3, Parish warehouse R. T. Howerton, registrar; J. M. Flin- tom and W. J. Monk, judges, w . .u.. Ferrell's) store W. S. Holloway, STREIIOUSiLIFES , WEAKEUs VITALITY Mi-o-na Builds and Strengthens the ...' - Stomach. The stress and strain of the strea uous life in both city and country "tend toward stomach trouble. The fran tic rush for pleasure, money and ex citement is bringing serious results Elaborate food, late suppers and over eating are some -of the causes of stomach weakness. If yjou are one of the sufferers, do not despair. Immediate relief is at hand. Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets, sold in all drug stores, area specific for out-of-order stomacais. Mi-o-na is not onjy a digestive,.Tut a stimulant and,strpngthener of the stomach walls. It increases the flow of digestive fluids, soothes the irri tated membrane; and puts the stom ach in shape to do the work nature intended, so that all the nourishment is taken from the food and th'e sys tem is supplied with rich red blood meaning perfect health. if suffering with indigestion, dys pepsia, gastritis, or any of the various forms of stomach misery, usually in dicated by distress after eating, head ache, dizziness, or sour stomach, do not wait take Mi-o-na today delays are dangerous. Mi-o-na is always sold on money back if not satisfied plan by Hay wood & Boone and druggists every where. 50c a large box. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Be it ordained by the board of al dermen of the city of Durham at a regular meeting held April 2, 1913: 1. That an election be held in the city of Durham on Tuesday, May 6th, 1913, for the purpose, of electing a mayor and eight- aldermen of the city of Durham as prescribed by law and also one member of the police and Are commission to serve for a t term of six years as prescribed by an act of the general assembly 6f North Carolina, ratified the 6th day of March, 1909. 2. That all ballots shall be printed or written and shall be of the same size without device, mutilation or or namentation as provided for by the public laws of North Carolina. That the sizes of the respective ballots shall be as follows: Ballot for mayor, one and one-half inches by three inches. Ballot for aldermen, two and one- half Inches by three inches. That the size of ballot for police and fire commissioner to serve six term shall be two Inches by DRESSES 'ALL' SHAPES AND SIZES, 25c to 1 i' NEW. LOF OF REMNAMTS.Vvf i'Vj mmSS GETTERi vVHERE OTHERS FAILED JOUR- dan transfer accomplish nothing too heavy for them. All kind of haul ing and packing dose. Call 207. t t t t X X X X X $25, If you want a ready made dress of any de scription, come to gui ready to wear depart ment and see the tremendous assortment o' Children's and Ladies' Dresses we are showing. It will be quite a revelation to you when you see the wonderful values to be had. THIS IS THE TIME TC BUY STAMPED GOOD Shirt Waists, 25c to $1. Copset Covers, 25c. Gowns, $1. ' - 'enter Pieces,, 25 to 75c, Towels, 25 to 89c. Pilliw and Bolster Cases, 1-a.hy Yokes, Caps, Collar and numerous jther articles stamped and ready to be workad. BUY THAT SPRING SUIT NOW. , The prices have just been cut and the assort ment of sizes is unbroken. Our Spring Suits have been marked down and if you are thinking of gatting a .suit, by all meaiw come' down at once and get fitted before -uia styles and sizes are all picked over. Alterations fre.e at this week's sale. i MILLINERY. 'Our millinery departm ent still leads in styles and low prices. New Hats come in daily and our milliners keep up to the minute with the new styles as they make their appearance. We believe if we sell you just one Hat you will always come here for your millinery after wards. We are daily making new friends. The accumulation of a month's busy ..selling, has Justbeen collected, marked and' placed on' the remnant table. You will find among the lot everything from lace to stlk and aa usual they. are mar&ea at very am mi jihwvb, ' RATINE-BANDS. - ' f The new trimming for wash dresses. In wlilte," colors, and Bulgarian patterns, 2o to 56e. ' , NEEDLES FOR YOUR MACHINE. Ever have any trouble getting Needles your sewing machine? I Well, the next time come here witn t)ne the old needles or the name and style of your machine and we can give you the right kind, in a rustproof wooden tube.-.Jtor 10c. s 4 . .- , so the very best Sewing Needles to be had.fc All numbers 5c paper. ' Sewing Machine Shuttles and Bobbins. MAKE HIS SHIRTS AND SAVE AT LEAST HALF. Just figure the cost of material and see what you can save by hiking his shirt3 yourself. We help you by furnishing collar bands ready made and finished with three button holes. Price 3c each. MATERIALS. Ginghams, 10, 1'2 a'"d 15c. Percales, 12 Vic . Madras, 15 and 25c. Linens, 25 to 75c. French Percales-, 20 t3 35c. Silks, 60c to $1. V'X Cars Stop Eiroraheimers Cars Step Vote For Mo 5a Sewom water rent. FOR SALE AT AUCTION TO HIGH est bidder at court house Saturday at noon one sewing machine. registrar; J. R. Steele and J. Y. Reid. judges. Precinct No. 5, Brady's store, Ram- seur street W. E, Hall registrar That these conditions are going tod TfmRn. v T"RrNqFFn HA oFr BeJ? Fe,TryL and D' Andrews, judges v. j . .. . ... IJOURDAN TRANoFfcR HAS A SH.L- Prerinrt Vn R rvrnrt hnnao W M change was demonstrated very clearly In the course of the meetings of the fourth national conference on city planning, held at Boston. The mayors of twenty-five different cities accepted the invitation tendered to them by Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston,, the Bos ton chamber of commerce and the Boston City club. With them came many municipal engineers, many men prominent In landscape architecture and the representatives of many civic organizations which are directing their activities toward the rational beautifying of Americas cities and towns. Precinct No. 6. court house W. H ona nanuea Dar nxiure suuaoie ior proctor, registrar; John G. Bagwell a sou annK siana nir saie or rem. and W. S. Newton. Judges. Call 207. I Precinct Nn 7 Hnnt'a etnro Ta.lr. son street F. M. Carlton, registrar; Hill C. Linthicum and B. W. Mat thews, judges. SEVERAL COOD REELS. INCLUD- prf!f.fnct No R SvItp, atnro Milt ing the ' inauguration of Governor avenue W. L. Johnson, recistrar: W. G.Bradshaw and R. C. Anderson, judges. And that the above persons FIXE GRANULATED SUGAR 5C LB., Any quantity. Little Cash Grocery, Craig at the Grand today. ONLY 3C LB. FOR NICE GRAN'U lated sugar at Little Cash Grocery, WANTED SALESMAN; $3 A DAY good proposition; easy work. Ap Community Improvement. It Is not wise for a community to undertake general Improvement until each shall first have cleaned up his own property. In fact a neighbor hood must be noted for Its neat ap pearance before much good will come from united effort looking to the so- called cleaaine-uD for beautifvinc. While rake and hoe and shovel will aid much, saw and pruning shears, in. the' hands of one lacking judgment may do (and often does) more harm than good. Spasmodic efforts seldom result in great permanent Improve ment. When one's own premises are above reproach he mjfV with propriety urge a very general Improvement up on the neigQDornooa. in attacking and prosecuting this work observe the same rules and methods by which you keep your own place neat and attractive, and you will not go far astray. be notified as. prescribed by law, Registration books will be open for registration of voters at 9 o'clock a. m. on Anril 1ft. 1m and fihnll ha ply Hopkins House Tuesday at 2:30 clo8e4 for reelstration on gatnrdaT. April 26, 1913, at 9 p. m and on each FLORIDA SWEET ORANGES, 150 day between said dates (Sunday ex- 50c dozen. Little Cash Grocery. Icepted) the registration books will For Alderman Third Ward J HivTih Fife-! electors residing in the precincts, and entitled to register, whose names have never before been registered In such precinct or do not appear in the revised list. The registration books will be open between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5o'clock p. m., except that on each Saturday, dur ing the time allowed for registration; FOR SALE PINE AND OAK SLABS I to-wit: Saturday. April 19. 1913. and by the car. $1 per cord, 40 and 75 on Saturday, April 267"T913, said books ders taken and plants delivered at Barbee and Elliott's store. T. T. Frazler. ALBEMARE PIPPIN APPLES. LIT- tie Cash Grocery. DON'T FORGET TO PAY YOUR water rent. School Garden Work. If we are to interest tne child In the world about him we must begin early In hi life to teach him thv hings that touch his life. He will see plants every day or his life and at every step he will find them more necessary, more interesting than the. mere words he learned in the school- house. It is . neither the words or the knowledge of plants that we are after, but the best and highest devel opmect. both mental and physical, of every child who attends school. ThIs high standard cannot be attained through that alone which may be learned within a schoolhoue. To Clean a Gas Range. The loose parts of a gas range fre quently become so greasy and dirty that they can carcely be cleaned. Place these parts on the coala in' the furnace when the fire is low and it ill quickly burn them quite clean without Injury. cents per load at our yard. Chat ham Lumber company. JUST RECEIVED -500 LBS. COUN- try cured hams. Little Cash Gro cery. DON'T FORGET TO PAY YOUR water rent. WHEN THE MIDNIGHT CHOO- Choo leaves for Alabam: I Want to Be in Dixie: 100 other popular songs with music, postpaid 10 cts.. Address Bond Music Co.. I Bond street. Boston. Mass. Your money- back if you're not satisfied. TOMATO PLANTS. CABBAGE pansy, potato and beet plants. Paul Wheeler. FOUND THURSDAY, RAIN COAT. Owner can have some by applying to this office, giving description and paying charges. FOR SALE NICE COW. I GAL- lons per day. Fresh. V. E. Fau cette. 407 Morris street. BEST FANCY PATENT FLOUR SG per bbl IJttle Cash Grocery. INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR Craig at the Grand today. This pic ture shows the Durham Light In fantry. Come, bring your friends. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS RECEIV- ed daily. 20c dozen. little Cash Grocery, phone U. will remain open until 9 o'clock p. nv Ordered that, the above ordinance be published as an election notice. W. J BROGDEN. Mayor. GEO. W. WOODWARD. Clerk. Opp. Postoffice Lawn Mowers and Hose for the Lawn And Every Tool Needed to Woik the G&idea r?ith--Come to Our Store and Get Them Public Hardware Co S. A. THOMPSON General Manager. Phone 185 WHITMORE'S BAKERY Freeh Bread. Cakea and Plea made every- day. Thanking our patroos for their liberal patronage during the past year, we solicit a continuance of the same. With every effort to pleas w are ready to terro yom. WHITMORC. The Bake Peon IS Paxrlaa BMeet DR. GEO. A. CARR, Surgeon Dentist. OSee Over W. A- Slater ft Co, 8 lore -oace 2o lit We Offer FORJSALEi 2 modern Dwellings, Dillard treet; 1 5 room and 1 7 room. 1 modern 10 room dwelling on Watts street. 1 9 room modern Dwelling. Broaa way. 1 5 room modern Cottage, Cleve land street. 1 9 room modern Dwelling, Vlck- ers avenue. 1 $ room modern Dwelllg. Oak wood avenue. 1 5 room modern Dwelling, Trinity avenue. 2 good renting Tenement Dwelling! Lottie street 1 14 room new modern Dwelling, Second street, rear Trinity college. 1 9 room modern Dwelling, Roz boro street. 12 i acre farm 2 miles from city. Very desirable. 5 vacant Lota near Lakewood Park. 1 S room modern Cottage, Burch avenue. Verv desirable Building Lots. Park Avenue, with city wster and grano- Iitnio sldewaiu. i Apply to W.J.GrfowcId,T.C.Wor(u or the Grlswold Insurance and RaJ Estate Company. A Spring Suit Say goodbye to your o!d winter suit when everybody else is blossoming out in spring tilings! There are many new styli features this spring and yoj certainly do net watit to trail along in the rear of the pro cession. Drop in any day just to see what's what in spring Suits. There are new Suitings in handsome colors. New style creations in the way of narrow f-houlder, soft roll Cuats. Coatl are Cut shorter, and trbuserj smaller. Some of the nw spring mod els are very "Engliasy" you know. L.YL.E 8. BOOKER, M. a Practice Limited to Surgery and OWoe Practice Once: 4CS Duke Building. Hours: 'I t 1 a ; 3 to I p, m. hone 90S L 4 M. With ail our, superior 'styles and suit poodnss we're never up in prices Never! $12.50, $15.00. $18.50. $20.00 to $25.00. Sneod-Markham, Taylor Go. TX
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