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'T11E NEWS J AND OBSERVER ; r
APRIL 16V 1916V
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SUNDAY
MORNING,
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IN AND ABOUT TIIE CITY
Begiater Wm4 Better-Frlende will
fee Ud to bora that Arrh J. Weod, iff
later of deeda. 1 rapidly improving. He
kt yet unable to lit up in bed but his
adit ion la highly eatisfartory.
Real Batata Traaefer.- A deed was
Clad yesterday is the register of decd'a
flee tranaferlng a lot on the corner of
Parte and Blake trifle from Raleigh
teal Eatate and Trust Company to E.
B, Crow and R. 8 Jerman for 1UU and
ather ronsnlr ret ions
May Locale Here. -Among Hie visitors
la Raleigh yesterday waa K. v Prank tin
H. Loekwood, of Covington, Pu . lo
has been in the State seeking a 1 1 h i r
able location for hie future home Hr
Visited the office of The Haleigh Climn
bar of Commerce, seeking informiition
bout the Capital Citv.
Ts Attend (Mate Health Aeeorlatton
fir W. H. Hank la, TV ti. M- (Wprr, i.f
the Slate Board of Health: lr C A
Shore, of the lepartmpnt of Htnte llv
- (iene, and Dr. J. J. I.. Met'ullers, ron
t health officer, will attend the meet
tng of the Htnte Health AMmeiatiuu,
which will meet in Turhuni on Monday
Captain Brorkwell Training Firemen.
Capt. Sherwood Hnwkwell, deputy in
Mraaea eooiroiwiontr, returned yester
a from Greenville. Wr ?r the taut
few day he ha been instructing the
member l of the fire depart inent of that
tawa. Captain llrnekwrlt was very much
IhVseaed with the firemen fur the splendid
ay In which they took to the koiIc A
bag parade and drill on Kridav a n
feature of the occasion. On Morxiitv
Captain Broekwrll will go to Moor.
wille, where he will give instruction In
the department in that town. He will
continue in this line of work for tin
aeit five or sii week.
Gnp
Shake Off That
When Spring comes, with Ha changeable welher
"and your exposure, tt to beat to elear away all tha
symptom left after an attack of grip. That evil
disease leaves you weakened and when its victim at
tempts to "do his bit" he exposes himself to the risk of
a second attack, for which he la less prepared, and
which may have graver consequences.
There' Danger in Delay
April and May are pneumonia months. In this time
a weakened system is a constant source of danger, for
the pneumonia and grip Infections are in the air, and
after a long winter the body is so clogged with waste
it cannot resist them. Fortify the health, remove the
catarrh, and improve the digestion.
PERUN A
For Quick
Relief
This reliable tonic is recommended to remove the
waste from the body, counteract the catarrhal poisons
and allay the inflammation that is catarrh, restore the
regular appetite and tone up the entire system to resist
disease. A well man is safe.
Ai a tonle after grip It haa won many commendation!, whila ha ef
feetlreaeaa In catarrhal condition! la unqueetloned. Take bo chance
Take Paruaa.
Pereaa Tehlete arc alwaye ready ta take. Ton may carry a hl
with yea and ward of ceJde and chill. Tha llqald medicine la year
heme la a great aefegeerd. Protect yaeir family.
THK PKBL'NA COMPANY. COLUMBUS. OHIO
PERSONALS
Mr John H Boushall left vretcrday
on a business trip to New York.
Mr. W, W, Cole, of BmlUifield. waa
in the elty yesterday for erveral hour
Mr. Perrin Bnabo. left jeetorday af
ternoon for Durham to Sw Bunday
with hia friend. Mr. W. (1. Cartnlthael
EeUbliahed 1834
H. J. BROWN CO.
Fab P. Brawn, Manager
Funeral Directors
THIRTEENTH
DISTRICT
CASES UP TUESDAY
Appeuli from the Thirteenth Dietrl.t
will Im tnkrn up for argument on Tues
day by the riuprtuie Court. The calen
dnr follows:
Plate t. Uttle.
In re will of John A. Broach.
Clark v. Tower Coutpuny.
Kurria v Hurrell llroe. it aJ
Itnnk of Vnton v. KedwlnO et at
Randolph v, Heath.
'rowell . I'lirker k Khlrey.
Krt'eii.an v. Hailroad.
The City of I)ree-n hai Imuglit li.
COO hoga in rVrhia. nml arrangrmintn
tare been made by olhr German cities
4a obtain a aimilar number. It i be
liared thia will reliotr to otne citent
the famine in Url
TOWNSHIP HOAD BNOS FOIt'
HAI K.
The Board of Coinmiaai-inera of
Franklin County. North Carolina, will
on Monday, May lt. lflli. at their
office In Iiouieburg, N. C , reeeiTa aealed
l.i.Ia for L'O.OOO of Cedar Book Town
hip road homla, to be 0 In number,
of denomination of 11.000 each, and
bear lntereet at & per cent per annum,
luyahle cuil annually, payable thirty
years, uixlt-r optiuna provided in chap
ter of the Public Ui of North
Carolina. S,.Un lfil.1 The right tn
rfject siiv itnd nil bids is referred.
This April I .'Mli. IWIfl
T. H. (Y)I.I,ir. Chairman.
JNO B YARBoKOI'till, Clerk
4 10 l.M
Faneral of apt. R. Stephenson.
The funcinl of Capt. William H
Ktephi'iiaou una hcl, at tha late real
d'ioe in Switt Crrrk tuwnahlp yester
day ii f til noon at X ;UI oVlock. Tha iff
lre sua coiiitio-lcil by Krv. IX H. l&c)
and Pf W. M C White. The burtal wa
with .Maaonii- )uor. uimIit the aiisplraa
of William T Jin in lodge of Musnns, of
hhh Capt. Ntephenson wns an hon
nreil meinlx r M.iuy Mahona of Kalvigk
attended.
A atiiig service has conducted by
laury Wnndall .of the choir of Hwift
Creek Bnptiet chnrrh, ho h waa Tcry
inipreeiii e.
The active pallbearers were John Mat
thews, T. H Turner. 1). B Weathempoon,
Henry Ituffuloe, Iuwd Bryant and I'
ll Kdwards.
The honorary pallbearers were: J. W.
Hunter, Nat Htrother, Jesse W. Penny,
I'urman J. Jones, A lacy 1). Murray, Leon
Ntrothrr, Carl I'rnny, Htephen V- Lee,
John 1.. Horrell, H. P. (ireen, Robert
Jones and Thomas Mutthewa.
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In Millinery ;
Newness Is tne Life'
of Faskion
Recent arrivals of high class
Ready Trimmed Hats and their
own creations form an unequaled
showing of authentic styles for
Easter
Made by Misses Badger and Denton in our Millinery Section
Make Easter Time
Gift Time
Let your "Happy Eatter"
be expressed in a beauti
ful, solid gold, guaranteed,
gem-set ring. It's a mis
take to think that a gold
jeweled ring need be ex
pensive. In our- Isrge
stock you wilj find thou
apdf of rings from whfch .
to make your selection
which includes the famous
W-W-W rings. "In which
the stones do tty." This
we guarantee or we will re
place it with a new one.
These rings are priced as
low as
$2.00
"A mile away from High
Prues"
1 I 3 Fayetteville St..
Raleigh. - - - N. C.
Concert Makee Big Hit.
The cotoefcrt gfvea at the Ella' Club
Frwii aKeaing under the auspices of
(Irnup No. 8. of the Kirst Itaptist church,
was deaerihhd hv those reitit onv
of the beat evar given in the citv. "Too
rourli proisa," aaid one of these, "could
not be given to the talented readers and
singers who participated Raleigh should
feel proud of her wonderful talent " A
neat sum waa realiied for the benefit of
St. Luke's Home. .
Political
Announcements
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for county commissioner of Waka ia tha
primary to be held Jtetve 3.
H STANLEY JONTM.
Wake Forest, N. C.
Political announcement- tf..
FOR SHERIFF
I am a candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff of Wake
County before the Democratic
primary-" " '
M. A. GRIFFIN,
W eilNjC
Announcement of Candidacy.
I am a candidate for County
Commissioner nf Wake County,
from Raleigh Township, sub
ject to the artiuii of the Demo
cratic primarv.
J. J. BERNARD.
Notice of Candidacy.
I hereby auuounce myself as a ran
didute for fount v Commissioner of
Wake County, from the northern aeetion,
subjeet to the a.-lion of the Democratic
primary.
W. C. BREWER.
Candidate For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate Tor fheUernocratw
nomination for Sheriff of Wake
County in the cominjr primary,
Jfni 3. "
! j 1 J. H. SEARS.
For Member of tlv Genera!
Aaaembljr
Tm lb eWiWocratic or. of Wake County :
t hereby anuoum-e that i will be n
eandtdata for the (ienaral Aaeembly at
tha primaries to be held June 3rd.
HltYANT H. PATE.
Ap. X. C. iliieh ti, IS.
3r
KoU.
otice of Candidacy
At tha sollcitatios of friends I hare
decided to become a candidate for tha
House of BepreseatntiTea at tha primary
eleetiona to be held 'una Sr4.
K. B. JOHNSON,
Cardenas, N. C
Notice of Candidacy
I announce myself candi
date for County Commissioner
of Wake Co&nty, subject to the
action of the Democratic pri
maries to be held on June 8rd.
, ALONZO E. GLENN,.
" nt'' -nawwi' ilF naaMeJs, - ini iaeTas,VVira''fVT-s-
For the Hotiaew
I an no aaee myself a' candidaU far
Harley-Davidson Always On Top
I After thorough investigation the Parker-Hunter Realty Company purchases the
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle for inspection and collection service. This is their pref
erence to all other machines manufactured.
tj There's a reason for Parker-Hunter Realty
Company' decision. It comes after testing other
machines.
Q Those who contemplate purchasing, should
investigate the various models now facing exhibi
ted in our show rooms before making a final de
cision. J This hi vestigation means Harley-Davidson
ownenhipbut look what you get I
I Present Commercial Users
of Jlarley-Davidsons :
-; City Fallc Department
Jehneen a Braagktaa Caaaeaay
White lee Creaas Cansnaay
Pirhar-HanUr Kealty Ceaanany
" "Who's Neat? Watch!
5 For business or pleasure ride a real MotorcycleThe Harley-Davidson. First in
power, first in speed, and easiest on your purse.
GRINKLEYS GARAGE
lt S. Salisbary.
ANDREW RlNKI ir. Pram,
Raleigh. N. C.
GRAND EASTER EXCURSION TO .WASHINGTON, D. C.
and return
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Haw Hirer. X. C 7.N
Graham. H. C. 7.H
Barlingtea. N. C T M
Elan College. M. C I.f
bibMnTllle, N. C 7.M
The Southern Railway will seH very low round trip fare excursion tickets from
certain points in North Carolina to Washington, D. C. for the Easter Holidays,
' Special train from Charlotte passingGreensboro at 10:45 p. m., Thursday night
April 20th will consist of both pullman sleeping cars and standard day coaches, ar
riving -Washington, D. C. Friday morning: 7:15 a. m.
Low round trip far from point mentioned below, as follows I
FaJ.ijh.JN. C S7.es
Dnrhajet. N. C .SS
Chapel Hill Station, N. C 1M
HttleHenl N. C 7.SS
Meeaa. N. C. 7
I'asaengcrs from the above points will use regular train No. 1.11 to frrrrnahoro, nonnesting there
nith Hperial train. 1
Returning tivkrts will be huitoretl on any regular train leic t-j.t Train No. 87) leaving Washington
up to and inrluding Tiain No. .11 Monday. April -ttli, whirh l.axra at 7:00 P. M
Fuur whole days in Washington which will afford m.U time to visit italtimore, Philadelphia, New
York anil other points nf interest, (ire.it oportunity to visit the Nation's Capital at email coat. Partus
of stuilents from the Colleges n ill 1h giten siWi&t rats. T AufHi-ient mimler.
ItuportHnt that you make your rullir.an reervutiou a fur iu advaaee iie poeeible, in onler that netea
oary Puliinon aeroitinioilations may be arranged.
Kor further Information, Pullman reserv ations. etc , rail on any Southern Railway Ageut, or write,
O. F. YORK, T. P. A., 305 Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, N. C
U W. AKard H H l as W i. Toss D fT 13 C
HARRY M.UZZLE at PI fl PI 1 1 TI EN T O
UNDERTAKING CO. KJUHUKIICH I O
. r ijsie Saa. uie. n. c K ALtHjII, IN. C.
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Last Call To Easter Buyers-
And it's a strong, compelling' call. Each suit in hanging in our cabinet on sepa
rate hangers ready to put on. Among them you'll And English styles for young
mfcn, Semi-English for the in between, also good styles for the conservative
Dresser. The colorings in the suits are beaujiful and each color is guaranteed.
Yield to our call even if you don't buy from us it gives us pleasure to show
you our hne and it will post you when making your purchase.
Our 115.00. $20.00 and $25.00 Easter Suits must and will be the talk of the town
A Word To Mother
It's you that the boy looks to to get his Easter Outfit, so we ask you when p'asslng
by the store step in and let us show our stock of 'boys' Suits and Furnishings, and
you'll be astonished at the great variety.
Boys' Easier Suits from $3.50 to $12.50
Lightweight Felt Hats, Straw Hats, Panamas and Leghorns, at all prices
Bhlrts from , .50c to $5.00 "
Shirts from . , , ,
W nay yarcal pea ehargaa aet nam!!
1 VH
S. BERWANGER
, , . ' The One' frlem Clothier. '
Ddtbin-Ferrall Co.
fat. Boom ai HepresentatiTet nbjaet
La a a-Te--
ts a ef the Densoeratia fri
sry. '
I ,;B- M. PARKER, , r
4 U rri8un Lit BaUigh, N. 0.