'DURHAM,' RECORDER, DURHAM, N. C., FIttDAY, .JULY 14,1911.
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1 THE QUESTION. ' ,
"Hw much do you loVenie, daddy V
i Asked myba'by yesterday; ,
Now ,whatf, when a baby asks him
4 Such things can a daddy say?
1 jsnurtgled. her right up to me
' 'Aid loved her to beat the band, '
But could not thuk what to (ell her'
' '- lii words she could understand.
- Jlosvmuch do I love my babyt
i t asked of myself. Just bo, 3
Aud I snuggled her closer to me J-j
, ,Atd we watched the daylight go),!
And the sky In the west turn scarlet
Aa I pondered tho answer there,
Audi her anna 'round my neck grew
' ' tighter -. ':
- Tlt baby with yellow hair.
And ere I know she was sleeping,
And breathing eo soft aud low-r -
Haw much do I love my babyt
How much do I? All I know
Is that 1 love her so dearly, ' ,
. So all of the time and well.
That never a spoken language
Could ever begin to tell. .
Houston Post
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LILY.HAHD.
Remove the shells from as many
haifi boiled eggs as there are people
to' be- served, and, beginning at the
small end of each egg, cut the whites
lengthwise In five sections. Cut al
most to the base, tafing care to leave
tbo, yolks whole. Turn back the
petals thus formed so as to make
each egg simulate an open lily.
Roughen the surfaceof the yolk with
Ji fork, llsi LbPae Imitation lilies.
not too nuar (fctaher, on small, crisp
lettuce leaves ; spread on Shallow
flati dish of eiMi glass. Serve with
mayonnaise and bread and butter.
4b 8 Sfe
. 1SE or JEtULRT.
. people else too little .thought to the
approprjat wearing of Jewelry, more
, particularly with shirtwaists or glng-
ham dresses. A liUle study will con
vince anyone that', with a shirtwaist
only absolutely necessary, Jewelyry Is
fitting, belt pin or buckle, and scarf
pin or bir pin. depending upon the
neckwear. Silver Jewelry being loss
elaborate, Is usually more In keeping
with morning drt-tH.-e and shirtwaists
than Is gold, except when browns or
Una are worn. Necklace and brace
lets, diamond brooches, etc, are at
terly Impossible with shirtwaists.
- They are on a- par with a diamond
at ud In a mao's neglige shirt
I X ITALIA til'MMER DIUNK.
Most refreshing In hid, weather Is
tW Italian t drfcrtrs JPfatrt.: ft slf-
Irozesy niixtora wfctcb will pour, pin
la not quite liquid. , Any summer
teveiage made from" fruit juice or
ny kind of 'punch may, fee turned
freetlng only until a inowy eonsls-
, tency Is reached. The frosted aides
of the frcexer toward the middle of
tho liquid should b scrsped several
time during the f reeling process
Claret grsnlU Js juad by adding one
bottle of. claret to a pint of orange
ade, and sherry grsnlti by adding
' bottle of sbtrry to one quart of rkb
lemonade. ' . ,
HISTS I OR HI XT IlOt'ftEKEEPEU.H
Banana, pulped and seasoned with
l. mon. Is a tasty filling for a brown
bread sandwich. .For the luncheon or
the S o'clock tea they will be' found
delicious.
If half a bottle of olivet has been
' used arid you abb to keep the rest.
add a pinch of salt to the brine, pour
1 a tesspoonful of olive oil into the
liquid and replace the cork.
1 - liemslltrhed tablecloths and nap
' kins can ;h nicely mended when the
hemstitch brraks by fagoting the
edges together with a strong thread.
This will wear sk long as the article
A driklnu sandwich paste Is made
from shredded lettuce, chopped plmo-
las, and ,a sprinkling of pnrmesan
' cheese. Mix with mayonnaise and
rread oil buttered, ellces of brown
bresd.
When using a bottM ef glue the
topper may be prevented from stick
ing by rubbing a fresh one with a lit
tie lard or .grease of some kind aud
using that In place of the old, aticly
one. ,'. . fc
Cround glass globn, ahethrr plain
or figured a 111 be brighter and whiter,
If, after bltig whfd In emtp aud
water they sre rinsed and then allow
' td in drsln Instsed of being wiped.
Save sll the lemon hulls, drop them
Into the fusel in which you boil your
' tea loat Is and It will hltca Vkem
, " ftdrfully, and there will "he a clean
frtwhness shonr thrnj that is desirable.
' :8u the skirt binder on the betn of
your skirt before you press It I'res-
alng the goods flattens It, and It b
' onmew difficult to fell the brsld on
, tbln fsbrlo without atlkhlag tbragh
It
i , . Put a good alsed lump of sslt Into a
ea of vinegar and put intrhe? vessel
(hat Is discolored and let It aland for
half a day. Wash Well with warm
water and aosp snd , s-dlinenl will
coins oil eanf. -
'An eftny way to nund torn lace Is
19 place a pr-ce of pr under' Ibe
place to he aWed and then to atltrh
on the maebine nntil this bole is filled
fse fink thread and pick Ottt the paper
afterward.
. Fortland, Ore., July 13. With
number nf noted racquet welldcrs
among the partuipanls, the aunm
rlitmplomihtn tournsment of the
.Nona I'eelft International " Lawa
, "fbnnls Aik lotion wss opened today
') .the. cmirts of the Irvlngtyi club
,if Ini tity. The play will continue
x:ii its end oi tbe week.
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THE RECORDER PITTEflllS
91)10. A Popular lIMe-Dale XodeL
Ladles' Overblease. with llody and '
Sleeve In One,
Tito model is made with body and
sleeve combined, a feeturo that prom
ises' to bold Its popularity for some
time to come. It may be word with
auy guiitipe or tucker and Is simple
aud readily made and sdjusted. Kut
lace chiffon, silk, cashmse or lis
gerie fabrics are all Suitable for its
development. The riattern Is cut In 6
sizes; 33, 34 36, 33, 40 and 43 inches
bust measure snd requires 1 3-S yards
of 36-lucb materiel for the 36-inch
size.
A pattern of this Illustration mall
ed to any 'address on receipt of 100,
In Silver or stamps.
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HO III TIB i!JE
( IIAItKKI) ItK.MAIXS OF MA .WD
W1IU FOrXIl AFTKIt IIIIK.
Prlneetpn, Jaly 12. The people
of Princeton were startled yesterday
morping to learn that Mr. Arthur
I'ercovsl, a young fsrmer living near
Princeton, and bis wife bsd been
burned to death ln their house dur
ing the night. The farm hand who
hsd been working for blni the dsy
before left them at the supiier table
early In the night, this being the last
tlmo" they were seen allvm
Near neighbors, upon arising soon
discovered that the bouse waa miss
ing and upon Hive Igatfon found
that the charred remains of this un
fortunate couple -r the only
thine left to tell the tale.
Mr.. Perceval married a daughter
of Mr. R. W. Kdmundson last De
eembcr and they were living alone.
Being a popular young couple there
was no reason for foul play, and It
Is supposed that tho fir occurred
from a defective flue. "
They Had n naming.
Two young employe of a flritist In
Philadelphia who are supposed to be
vsglously employed In the rear of the
estaliliehment while the bona looks
after things iu the front, were recent
ly aurtled by the appearance of the
"old man" whit they were engrossed
in a game of cheek era.
The proprietor wa Justly Indignant
"How is Itr he demanded, "that I
hardly ever find you fellow at work
ahen I come out here?"
"I know," volunteered one of. the
youths. "It's on account of thiw rub
ber heels yott Insist on wesring."
Harper's SaRailne. t -
. - Uaclng IW-kIim In VliiHlte. . . .
Winnipeg, Msn., Jely 1 3. What
promise to be to most noisltle race
meeting, ever Jatld la- Winnltteg was
inaugurated today Jn connection
with tn Canadian Industrial Exhl
bn Ion" how being held here. The
meeting wll continue seven days,
during which time sine stske evetifs
for trotters andi pacers' l be de
rided together "with three running
race.
The Itose, sl I he Oeers,
'During the trial of his wife's suit
for a epaMtlon Kdward Victor Gam
bler testified that, although he had
visited Paris, France, six times, he
did not feel that he hsd don Pari.
"No," remarked Congressman Mar
tin W. Lll(leton, counsel for Gambler,
"we seldom do Psrls. It Is Paris that
does na.'Vjefr Tor Son., .f f
TH ,fifv 4va Rive i hngr-y
lo the fTVst cbnirstanl turning In
1 100. CO In siihuertptions to the paper
between bow and August 12, .
sv.iii'fwa
foio ' y
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' MAKES GMT BIG HIT
0425 Cote Piano
Buggy Giveir
Whole County Interested
' i Started in sThis
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Sotiietlmeago- the Recordar; prom
isel readers tlmt k would iimUUte
a great surprise.. for them well, thin
great surprise la the faraons Piauo
and voting canU-st now on. The con
test Is only a few days old but It has
already created a atyle of comment
that 4a very pleasing to the manage
ment of the paper.- The first issue an
nouncing the contest had hardly been
out of press until everybody' In the
streota were talking very enthusiasti
cally about the grand prizes offered,
a,nd before night contestants were al
ready nominated and bad secured the
necessary working material and were
out after subscriptions. . ?!
The! special prise ; offered for '-the
week ending July 17, at noon, arc a
great Incentive to the worker,
KILLED A MAfl
Gulers Arrested Wfcen. Tbey
Cane Back ia State on Visit
Greensboro, July 11. After havir.g
(fcaed Identification snd arrest for
six years by going under the assumed
name of Davis in West Virginia, Eli
sha and David Gunter were recognized
and arrested here yesterday on the
harg of killing Wijliam Frazior in
Chatham county In the year 1905.
The two men are about 23 and 25
years of age, and the younger, David,
has been married for a few months.
His wife was with him at the time of
the arrest. She was overcome when
she learned that her husbanl'a real
name was Gunter snd that he was
cwargwt with a Capital crime."
Fraster iu shot down tit bis front
yard one night and fell at the feet of
his Wife, who accused the two defend
sum aud another brother, still young
er, of the crime. A true bill waa found
against them and they beard of it and
fled the ststc, going to West Virginia,
where they assumed other name and
lived until the youngest of the three
died, and the second in age had mar
ried.. The crime was commit bed' near
Cumnock, on the Cape Fear t Yadkin
Valley railroad. .
To newspaper men here the men
Bald tbey were the parties wanted, but
averred they are not guilty of the
crime. They came back because they
thought after aix year sll would be
forgotten and no attempt would be
md to prosecute the esse; Tbey
were In the hotel Clegg eating break
fast when recognized. Officer were
called in and the two men were ar
rested a Iw minutes Ister at the de
pot a they were about to board a
train.
Governor Wilson to
Kentucky Lawyers
' Lexington, Ky.. July 13. Recom
mending proposed reforma of legal
procedure, condemning what ho char
acterized "new lawyer," and advo
cating the placing of Jhe profession
on a higher moral basts. Gov. Wood
row Wilson, Of New Jersey, last nlglTt
delivered his address on "The Law
yer la Politic" before the members
or the Kentucky Par Association al
their tenth annnal convention.
Governor Within wa Introduced
by Oovernor Wilson, of Kentucky,
snd wa cheered repeatedly through
out bla talk. He severely criticised
methods pursued under present day
procedure in the use of Involved
language In legal Instrument.
Elizabeth Kmatl, and the Ocean H'd,
In the harbor, broke loose and dam
aged several other vessel.
The- fnlted Plate lighthouse
steamer Carolina was run Into and
consUlersbly damaged the rallniast,
etc. The ehormer Tr so wood wss so
it a in a ged and wss leaklna so that she
had to be' beached.' lioth the loose
sebilnners were badly damaged. The
corn crop, throughout ;tbl -section
was damaged to a great extent by
the wind.
ftrnslor Owen's Mother led.
Guthrie, Ok la.. July 13 Mrs.
Narclssa Owen, 80 years old, mother
of t'nlted Plates Senator Itobert L.
Owen, died beer yesterday as a re
sult of a fall several weeks ago. She
was a Cherokee fndlsn by blood and
had achieved fame a an author and
artist. Senator Owen I a native of
Lynchburg, V , having been born
tber February 3, 1151. '
A' Indiana assessor bad trouble
getting people to lt dog for taxes,
ftlot a das Tt be keU. '
"No." ws th answer. f
"Well, I'tl'Vess ou one fciirwar
not my fault you halnt got any plnn-1
fy of daf." Susses Mafailaa,
SIX YEARS (SO
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I, Miss Kate Johnson has offered V
niake half a dozen cabinet oize photos
of the contestant turnUig In tho first
lij.vu in sunscriptmns, and the cos
test management will plv0 a beauti-
ful mission clock, retail price 17.50 to
the contestant, securing the second
$25.00 In subscription. If you want
one of these excellent prizes Just en
ter this popular contest and work for
yiem be the first one to send In $25.00
aud claim the pictures.
To the Subscribers.
, We wish to 411 the attention of
every citizen resiuing In or near Dur
ham county that each subscriber will
be given a beautiful picture or every
fifty cents, pald,on the Recorder and
if you help some contestant by sub
scribing to Ihe Recorder you' will also
help yourself. I
To Lartje Corporation to Detri
nest tt Smaller Ones
Washington.; " July 13. Railroads
give, or are" forced to give, rebate to
big corporations aud to the detri
ment of small concerns, was the
declaration Frank C. Lowry, of
New.Yrkwneral sakisman for the
Federal Sugar Refining Company, be
fore the "sugaf trust" investigating
committee yesterday. In explanation
of . hi charge, M. Lowry declared
that his comiasy did not receive an
allowance tot r llchterage ' in New
Tork harbor a the "sugar trust'
does.
frill T;."?cW!r7 a PhllsddliBifa
shipping agent, testified that while
uniform rate are' 'In operation, big
concerns with "inside Information
shout Intended changes in rates, or
which received sdvantaRos In the
shape of drainage, pot smaller deal
era under a natidioap. ;
' Rates are so complicated," he de
clared, "that a big concern like the
American Sugar Itefinlng Company
must employ a rate expert at $25,000
a year to 'work out' rates or sll of
its director would go to Jail for vio
lating the Interstate commerce laws."
Representative Fordncy, of. Michl
gan, expressed an opinion (hat any
wide awake man would know about
proKscd changes in rates. .
"Yes." added Representative flak
er, of California, "the same kind. of
wide awake fellows have been cheat
Ing the public fur 20 or 23 year."
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PENS TABLET UNVEILED
IV , Climci! WHKHK WILLIAM
PKXX WAS HAITISKH. f
a
London, July 13. In the church
of Anbollowa Burking, In which Win
Penn waa baptised on October S3
144, a bronxe tablet In memory of
tho founder Of Pennsylvania, pre
sented to the (harch by the Penn
sylvania Society of New York clt
was today unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies. The . unveiling cere
monies took, place before a distin
guished assemblage of Englishmen
snd Americans. Dr. Rubinson, vicar
of the church, presided and Ambass
ador WblU'law Rcld delivered the
principal sddTs. ,
The tablet was designed by a firm
of New York architects. The ex
pense: attendant upon casting and
erecting the tablet in the churrh was
borne largely by former Senator W.
A. Clark, of Montana, : who Is vice
prestdentlvl Ibe Pennsylvania Soci
ety. The chunh of A..uollows Itsrk-
Ing In the tin ly bjilliHrtg still extant
In London wblih'ls deflnately asso
ciated with the birth or Wm. IVnn
AITO V V.ST OV1.B I MIIANKMt XT
XKAH lli:M)KI!SOII.I,K.
AshsvHIe, July 13. At an early
hour this morning ahllo threo miles
from HendcrsKiivllle, n automobile
containing several persons aent over
an embankment and the following
are known to be killed and seriously
Injured ; ;
The dead: v
Mis Lena ftowman, Sumter, 8. C.
Robert Belt i. Trehton, S. C.
Seriously Injured:
Miss Mable Bowman, sister of Miss
Lena, Sumter, S., C. Extent of In
juries not ascertained. i t .
Miss lns Bowman and Robert
Hettls, who were killed, were to Have
been married within the next Je
day.
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Legislature Ratifies Proposed
Amendment td CoBstitaetioo'
' ' . T- Vvt-' &S ;'.:''A.. ' j
Albany, iuly i3.-i-NeW York state's
approval' of a federal Income tax was
given yesterday afternoon when the
acBoinbiy' aflfpted" hy;'a v'ofe'idf. ai'JM
43 tne resolution !;)raUfylngf! the JptOt
posed amendment to the t'nlted States
constitution. Several weekis ago the
senate approved . the i measure- Only
one democrat, broke away from the
party pledge to tfupport the resolution,
and trine republicans voted, "aye" des
pite tne protests or tneir leaders.
Republican opponents declared that
New York grate would suffer at the
hands of the wostcm aud southern
status, which had "put their beads to
gether" to indirectly do to manufact
uring and business states - what tbey
could not do directly,
'A tax on Incomes from whatever
source derived," rcpubltcad Leader
Merrltt Bald, "will act in a manner det
rimental to the securities of this state
The western states need money for
improvement and they propose to
reach for It where It 1s. I don't like to
see New York' delivered, bound. hand
and foo't, to a sister state." .-'...v.. ; '!
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PASSED AWAY AT HER PARENTS
HOME OX KOXBORO STKEET
The many friends of Miss Goldlo
Riggs will be grieved to hear of her;
death, which occurred at the home "of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Riggs
on Roxboro street at 6 o'clock this
morning. - .
Miss Riggs had been seriously fll
for some days with typhoid pneumonia
She was a true Christian, a consistent
member of the North Durham Baptist
church, aud possessed those lovable
characteristics that made her a favor
ite among a largo circle of friends.
The members of her family and her
friends while sorrowing are not as
those without hope for they know that
their loss Is their loved one's gain.
: She is survived by her father and
mother, a sister, Mrs. G. O. Mayner,
and a brother, Hilmond Riggs. The
funeral services will be held A the
home Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
conducted by her pastor. Rev. J. M.
Arnette. Tbe-pU beRrers-will tie
Lee Klrkland, Monroe Bray, Jim Pleas
ants, Hubert. Harward, Norman Hor
ton, Thomas Copley. The floral bear
ers will be Misses Eva Benette, Lula
Waller, Blanche Ellington, Essie Bul
lock, Ollle Dillebay, Vera Scott' and
Viola Cates., the members of her Sun
day school class. The Interment will
take place at Markham's grave yard.
TSTfl
DURHAM MEN ATTEXDIXU AX.
Xl'AL ttlXVEXTIOX.
The annual convention of the Re
tail Druggist Association ot North
Carolina began yesterday at More-
head City and will bold daily, ses
sions for the next five days. Ad
dresses and papers by some ot the
big drug men" of, the country are
slated and a varied program has been
arranged for the entertainment of
the delegate at the popular resort
Among those who left from Durham
to attend the convention today, were
Presidents Germain Bernard, ot the
local association, Secretary P. W.
Vaughan,- Mr. Verne Ilea, Mr. II. R
Uoodall and Mr. W. M. Yearby.
Among the addresses to be made
will be one by Mr, Max T. Payne, of
Greensboro, president of the North
Carolina Retail Druggists Associa
tion, -and others by Mr. J. II. Deal, of
Sclo, Ohio, ahd Mr. Julius P. Item
Ington, of Philadelphia. ,
SEVERE STORM ON COAST
ELIZABETH CITY VIslTEII BY
, TERRIFIC DISTURBANCE.
Elizabeth City, July 13. This city
and section was visited by tone of the
most terrific storms ever known here
yesterday afternoon. VnI!e no re
port of damage to vessels out in the
sound has -reached here, 'water men
are expecting to hear ot costly dam
age aud perhaps some fstalitle. The
wind blew at a terrific pace and tree
and telegraph pole throughout the
city went down. A large smokestack
at the plant of the Dare Lumbet
Company waa blown down Bifit other
damage done amounting to perhaps
$y0P,. Two schooners, the Mary
'lOOK BIKOKl" YOI LEAP
The cake she made looked fltio enough
To Justify her pride,
Hut when we came to eat the stuff
We pretty nearly died!
She said she could not comprehend
What trouble there could he,
She'd followed cjosely to the end
. The cook book recipe.
It certainly evpicd-strange the cake
flhould turn out suftt a tiies,
t'n lens she made some sad mistake
Despite h-r csrefulness. . -.
The bonk proved such the (rath to be
Myond the slightest doubt, .
For from the simple recipe s, . :
Six page wcr torn outl V
ft
A union of garbage workers was re
cently formed in Sacramento, Cal.
The city of Milwaukee,, Wis., has
adopted , the thumb-print system In
paying off its employes.
The International convention of the
theatrical stage employes was held at
Niagara Falls this wek.
Twenty-four states have laws re-
qulrlng guards on dangerous machine
ry, "and ample ventilation In factories.
The ; Boston Domestics' f Protective
Union has decided to establish free
beds for sick members at two Boston
hospitals. ' ' '
In one month the free employment
bureau conducted by the city of Port
land, Ore, obtained positions for 2,164
men , and women, . ; , I'. .
A business agents' union is being
organized by certain business agents
ot unions affiliated with the San Fran
cisco labor council. :
No less than seven boards of con
ciliation and Investigation were In ses
slon recently In Canada under the In
dust rial disputes Investigation act.
Lord Penrhyn gave a holiday to
his 4,000 Welsh quarryracn corona
tion day and on investiture day, to
gether with an additional 5 per cent
to their wages.
Under a ruling made by Stephen V.
Carey, assistant attorney general of
the state of Washington, telephone
operators come under the ' provisions
of the new eight-hour law.
A. B. Garrestown, president of the
order ot railway conductors, now will
receive a salary of $10,000 a year,' the
highest paid to the bead of any labor
organization in the world.
Ten Old time Chicago telegraphers
were recently retired by the Wcatern
Union Telegraph Company on pen
slon aggregating GO per cent of their
salaries. Elmer Stevous, of those re
tired, bad been in the service in Chi
cago since 18C8.
Andrew Furnseth, president of the
international seamen's union of Amer
ica, has submitted a plan to President
Gompers of the American' Federation
ot Labor to organise the migratory
workers of America, of whom it is es
timated there are 3,000.000. .
At a recent meeting In New York
city delegates from the seamens' long
shoremen's harbor boatmen's, marine
cooks, etewards, ; waiters, porters'.
shipping teamster's snd dockbuilders'
unions completed the organization of
the greater New York waterfront fed
eration.
A congress of the Danish federation
ot trades and labor union was held
In Copenhagen. In spite of the de
pression of trade In the last two years
the federation has Increased its mem
bership, the total number being 101,
563, as against 90,651 st the end of the
year 1908. ,
Machinist all over the country are
working to obtain the eight hour day
for alt machinist employed In the
territory extending west troro 8 line
starting from St Louis, Mo., thence
running north tbiough central Illi
nois into Canada and including the
Pacific coast.
BAIX BADLY NEEDED TO CHECK
FOREST FIRES. .
. Detroit, July 13. With hardly
more than half a dosen houses left
standing tn the villages of An Sable
and Oscoda, with the city of Alliens
fighting a disastrous fire all day, and
with forest fires raging along the line
of the Detroit and Mackinac railroad,
from Au liable to Cheboygan, and at
other points In the northern part of
the lower peninsula, heavy rain h
needed to prevent a possible heavy
loss of life.
Yesterday's fires at Alpena and Os
coda originated tn the slab yards
that were dry as tinder from the long
drought. Al Cheboygan, a mountain
of sawdust caught fire, and the
flames threatened to spread through
the city.
The smaller towns of Met, and
Tower, along the Detroit and Macki
nac railroad, were reported to he,
burning yesterday, and Lcwistnn H:
Montmcrcney county, and Alger ami
Turner, In Arenac county, were said
to be seriously threatened by forest
fire.
I'M I.K OF MR. A.. PKOPI.EH !:
t is kali: u;u, s .
A telephone message was received
this morning by Mr. A. 1). People
telling of the death or his uncle, Cap
tain C. W. Heaver, of Raleigh.
Mr. Heaver wa "0 year old and
was a Confederate aoldier. having
jcrcd four year in the Confederate
army. His death occurred Tuesday
afternoon at S o'clock at hi borne on
East Hsrgett trect Paralysis and
old age wa the cause of hi death.
He Is unlvcd by a widow and two
sons, Messrs C. I Beavers and Captain
n. R. Beavers, and two daughters.
Meedaroea Lillian Hollas, of Columbia.
X. C and Katie MeClamrock, of Ral
eigh. The funeral service will be con
ducted Thursday afternoon from his
home. The pall bearer will be made
up from the Confederate soldier. The
Interment will take place In Oakwood
cemetery, . . . r
' Put tm your bnt and eo to sec Mrs
Morrl st the Recorder office and
let her ststf you out right In the
great piano and Voting contest. ..
' . Inj Usee Forf Motor I tout.
;Nw York, July 13. All arrange
ments nave been concluded for tho
nower boat rafo which Is tolio ster-ti-
ed tomorrow afternoon ffim .rinrttr
Ington;' Long VIstand, with Marpti!-
hcad, Mass., trs the objoeiive'polrlt.
The race will cover, a distance of 240
atlcal miles... The crfiitsi fcift h
confined to boats, not !c:-;in$Q' thirty
teet over ail, anp.notr, cweeifipj;, lit
the greatest length, forty feet ' on
deck. Only boats built and used for
cruls.ng, are eligible, . .
Scalloped Tomo
Butter a pudding dish; season one
quart of tomatoes, salt hnd pepper to
taste, sugar U -desire, prinkjij four,
baking dish with jjattiired jcj-uilhlis;,
bake until crumbs ari brown: Haw
tomatoes sliced may be used In lay
ers, alternating with the crumbs and
seasoning. " . .' " ' '"
HOW FAR ARE
YOU GOING?
Will you spend $2,00 or' $3.00 or
$4.00 far a pair or bur shoes? We cah
sell you footwear of any grade, at
any price all qualities to .suit all
purses. Wo prefer to sell the better
grades because they make better sat
isfied customers. , And pleased cus
tomers arc our most valuable asset.
Our second Anniversary Sale no
on aud you will find we, have marie
the deepest cut on the cleanest now
Shoe of any housa in the city.
A.'
BELLAMY'S
Nfor 10(5 'Cortnran. ppv Post OftleA
"I Am Well"
writes Mrs. L. R. Barker,
of Bud, Ky., "and can do
all my housework. For
years I suffered with such
pains, I could scarcely
stand on my feet. After
threeUifferent doctors had
failed to help me, I gave
Cardui a trial . Now, I feel
LI like a new woman," ;
E58 r
Tho Woman's Tonic
A woman's health de
pends so much upon her
delicate organs, that the
least trouble there affects
her whole system. It is
the little things that count,
in a woman's life and
health. If you suffer from
any of the aches and
pains, due to womanly
weakness, take Cardui at
once, and avoid more seri
ous "troubles. ' We "urge
you to try ft Begin today.
S.L..SM X WAXTED to look after
our Interest In Durham and alji
cent counties. Salary or Commis
sion. Address The ilatvcy Oil to,,
Cleveland. 4 ' 23-S '
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Fnncral Dlr.-cturs and Embnlmere '
OUiie and Sbtv Room 316 MaoguM
Street. .
Phone 1T Nlgrt ir Day Svm
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