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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
FRIDAY .MORNING, OCTOBER 20.1916V
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Mrs. Brae Craves and Master
r Braxton Craven, of Trinity, arc visit-
lag Mrs. J. W. Kimbrough, 009 South
Boylaa avenue.
Miaa Beeaie Burdine, of Miami, Fla,
is visiting Miss Gladys Ystee, at her
liome ia West Raleigh.
Mr. J. H. Edward and MiM Helen
Edward, of Boeky Mount, were among
tha visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. D. 8. Boykin and Misses Hattie
and Katherine Boykin, of Wilson, spent
tha day in tha e.ity yesterday.
: Mm. H. M. (ilover, of rabney, h
pending a few daya hero with friends.
-- Mra. W. H. Xirholaon and Miai Mary
Nicholson arrived yesterday from Little
. ton to attend tha fair.
Miaa Eleanor Vaaa Vann ii visiting
Miss Lucy Caaady In New York.
Mra. Robert T. Walker of Winston
Salem ia tha gneat of Dr. and Mra. K. B.
flow oa Hillsboro atreet.
Mrs. J. W. Halford of Lillington ii
la the city Waiting her liater, Mr. J. L.
Parham, on North Halisbury itreet.
Miaa Elisabeth Johnson of Elizabeth
City ia the guest of Mian Effle L'nderhill.
; Mr. and Mra. O. 8. Waters and rhll
i J re a have returned to their home in
i New Bern after attending the fair
' Mrs. W. J. Smith and Miss Lloyd of
Bethel are the guests of Mr,. A. J. Mai
wall.
t Miss Elizabeth Scarborough of Wen
kjall is visiting Miss Eftie l'nderhill.
r Miss Codie Ruas of Portsmouth has
arrived to spend several daya with Miss
Minnie Batrhelor.
: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wand, of Bur
law, and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Remove Dandruff
Get a 5-eent bottle of Danderlne at
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the aralp with
tha finger tips. By morning most, if
not all, of this awful scarf will have dis
appeared. Two or three applications
"Will destroy every bit of dandruff; stop
ealp itching aad falling hair. Adv.
Vuit
JOLLY A -WYNNES
whilo her for th
fair
Pretty .
Brooches
You will admire the
wonderful color effects
and graceful lines. The
new styles bring out
the decorative possibili
ties of the brooch as
never before. That is
one reason why it is the
season's most fashion
able ornament on all oc
casions. The smartly dressed
woman has a brooch for
each costume.
Jolly & Wynne are
displaying a splendid
collection of new style
brooches. Come in and
see them.
J0LLY& WYNNE
Jewelers aad Optoaaetrtsts
1?8 Fayatteville Street
Fine Watch Repalrlag a Specialty
Bland, of Meredith College, are the
guests of Mr. aad Mrs. H. A. Bland.
Bacraatlan Day Tsmarrew. .
Recreation Day will be observed at
tha Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon.
Tables should be reserved by telephon
ing Mrs. Howard Thomas by boob to
day. Adv.
Deaghter Ia Barn.
Bora to' Mr. and Mra. Arthur L.
Diekena, 130 Halifax street, a daughter.
Mrs. Dickens was formerly Miss Bessie
Riggaa of this eity.
At Wssaaas Clab.
Recreation day will be observed to
morrow afternoon at tha Womaa's Club
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After You Take In
The
Fair
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Our Suit Show
To style-loving ladies, nothing in Raleigh is more
attractive. The many especially selected materi
als in every known shade, and many new ones,
present a collection most marvelous.
You will find here the "widest range from which
to please every fancy of your makje-up. If you
have your mind made up on an $18 or $20 Suit,
you will find us strong, or if you are going higher,
even as high as $125, the values you will find here
for the price will impel purchasing.
Plush Coats
The big, roomy kind, with wide collar and cuffs of
high-grade Fur1 with beautiful linings.
PRICED $18.50 TO $65.00 j
The Fashion
Kaplan Bros. Co,
it - ti RaUifh, N. C
building on Hillsboro street, and those
wishing to attead ahoald reserve their
tables by teiephoaing Jars. Howard
Thomas by boob today.
Mra. Mlaale Casts I1L
The many friends of Mrs. Minnie
Coats will regret to learn that aha
quite ill at Bex Hospital,
Red Bpringe, Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.
Neill A. Watson, of Bed Springs, an
Bounce tha engagement of their daugh
ter. Hattie 8arD. to Mr. Thomas Aiken
Smith, bob of Mr. and Mrs, i. W. Bmfln,
of Atkinson, N. C Tha wedding will
be in November.
Fair Ball Tealgbt.
Tha last of tha fair week dances will
be held tonight when the fair ball takes
plsee in the City Auditorium. This an
nual feature of tha week'a social artivi
ties always proves oae of the beet parts
of the Htate Fair. A large crowd of
dancers are expected to attend.
Spee4-Weater.
The following invitation has been re
eeived by friends ia this eity:
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanaa Wes
ter invite yon to be present at the mar-
nags of their daughter, Rebecca Elisa
beth, to Mr. Plummer Davis 8 peed oa
Tueaday afternoon, October .11, at live
o'clock at home, Fraaklinton."
Lancaster-Johnaoa.
Wedding announcements as follows
have been received in Raleigh:
"Mr. aad Mra. Henry Earl Jackson
announce the marriage of their sister,
Miss Mary Claudia Johnson, to Mr. John
Cary Laueajter on Wednesday, the 18th
of October, nineteen hundred and six
teen, lake City. Bouth Carolina."
Farmaa-Wstklaa.
Wedding announcements as follows
were received by friends in Haleigh
yesterday:
"Mra. Kate Houtherland Wat kins has
the honour of announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Adelaide Laaaitet, to
Doctor William Haywood Fnrmaa, on
Wednesdsy, the eighteenth of October,
one tnouaand, nine hundred and six
teen, at Henderson. North Carolina."
Plana ker-Braaka.
Announcements as follow were receiv
ed here yesterday:
Mr. aad Mrs. Timothy Terrell Brooks
announce the marriage of their grand
daughter. Marguerite, to Mr. Nixon
Bandy 1'lummcr on Wednesday, October
the 18th. 1916. (ireen.boro. N. (Y
Mr. Plummer is the Washington cor
respondent of the Charlotte Observer,
and ia a popular member of the newspa
per fraternity. Ilia bride ia an nttrsr
tiva young woman, a racmlr of one of
the well known families of Greensboro.
D.
A. R. PILGRIMAGE
TO EDENTON TUESDAY
Next Tuesday, October S4th, the
Danghtera of the Revolution will make
pilgrimage to the hist or ie town nf
Edentoa to be preaent on the ann'ver-
sary of the famous "Tea, Party" of
1774. The following day the Penelope
Barker Chapter of the Daughters of the
Revolution will aaveH fonr tablets, aa
follows: One of bronie, on the east side
of the entrance to the Colonial court
house, containing the tea party resolu
tions and the names of the signers;
bronze tablet on the south side of the
entrance to the Edentoa Academy,
dedicated to its founders; msjjilr .tab
let, in tha interior old Kt. Psul'l Epis
copal church, dedicated to its vestrymen
who signed the "test" for American
Independence; marble tablet in the
great brick chimney nf the home f
Judga Iredell. The Penelope Barker
C1iaiter has done a great work in
bringing about tha presentation and
gift of aU these tablets.
TO AID SYRIANS
: AND ARMENIANS
At the First Presbyteriaa church
Bun day an opportunity will be given for
its people to contribute to the relief of
tha Armeaians and (Syrians.
The following is takes from a report
made by aa American board:
"Of the two million Armenians ia
Turkey one year ago, at least one mil
lion have been killed, drivea from the
country, forced into. Islam, have per
ished oa the way to exile or been de
ported to northern Arabia.
"The Armeaians in the army were
(rat brutally put to death; then fol
lowed thoaa who had punrhae4 ex
emption and. nearly all able bodied
thui tha remaining men, women aad
children were sent est upoa a journey
of months, mostly oa- foot, to the arid
males above twelve years of age. After
regions of 8yria aad northern Arabia.
"These helpless, hopeless refugees
wars forced out from their homea with
little preparation for .tha journey and
with no shelter from the storms or pro
tection front the cold or hesf .
"A man fallowing one of these cara
vans for twenty-Are miles reported to a
United States Consul that ha counted
over Ave hundred dead bodies oa the
roars-
"Women giving birth to children upoa
tha road were forbidden to delay by
ttte- tray,- and often die- tram, bemor.
range ax they struggled on.
"Children by the hundred were cast
into rivers by their patent! to save
them from mortal suffering.
"A I'nited States Consul reported that
he saw refugees brained with clubs be-
cauaa they, when starving, crowded
their guarda for food.
"Armenian professors in American
colleges, with university degrees from
European and American universities.
were tortured by pulling out their hair
and beard and their finger nails, by
hanging them up by the arms for hours.
ana ny peaiing. jney were aiierwaras
klilea.
'Comely womea aad girls have been
great numbers forcibly taken into
Mohammedan harems. Entire towns
have been driven to accept Islam to
save themaelveS from death,"
ARRANGING BREAKFAST
FOR. LAND BANK BOARD
Co 11
'The Natural Shortening"
Tempting Biscuits
You will make . them when you use Cottoleoo
for shortening.
Biscuits shortened with Cottolene are light flaky.
pleasing to the eye and grateful to the appetite.
Cottolene Is a pure food product that is a real aid
to digestion. Use it for all shortening and frying. With
, . Cottolene you are always sure
of cooking better foods.
For your convenience, Cottolene to
put op in pails of different sizes. Ar
range with your grocer today for a
regular supply.
IFAIRBANK2HEZ5D
A breakfast is being arranged for
next' Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock,
at which the Federal Farm laud Bank
Board will be tlie guests of honor.
The local committee is getting mat
ters in splendid shape for the hearing
to be given by the board here on Tues
day. In addition to many from sur
rounding town, who will be here to
urge the claims of Raleigh aa the loca
tion for one of these banks, Richmond,
ta., will send two strong committees
to support Raleigh's claims.
Subscriptions to the expense fund of
tbe Raleigh Land Bank csmpaiirn. re
ceived hy Chairman Crow, of the Ki-
nh. V ii .. '"" Secretary Bowler Compliments City For
Bill IT' saiMMSBBBBBwawi -Ja,s) A 1 I
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Powder Biacnits
Ioto two cups of sifted
Boar, sift and
spooa of aait and fowr le-vwl or
tw rounded farmnmi baking
powder; Chop in one Wvel Sabas
spoon of chilled CcMoiaea,rwt
naarffldtafffcwtthaboat)e)
of milk, or half water and half
mSk. Ton oat on a floored
board, pat H down aad fall )f
Inch thick. Cot intaarnall roonda
and b ' hot oven.
rasas "HOME HELM,
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makes good
cooking
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WAKE TROPHY CUPS
BEING ENGRAyED
News and Observer Pub. Co..
R. H. Lewie
Walter Clark
25.00
5.00
10.00
Previously reported
$40.00
......UI57.50
Total to date $1,887 J50
As Raleigh must complete aJL of her
work to secure one of these banks be
fore neit Tuesday, when the Federal
Farm I And Board will hold a hearina
nere, those who nsve uot yet sent in
their cheeks to aid in this campaign are
especially urged to do so st once and
aot wait for a personal visit from mem
bers of tha finance committee.
Way It Co-operated In Parade.
The trophy cups won by the towns
and firms in the Wske County Day pa
rade are being engraved and the com
mittee 'hopes to place them in the
hands of tbe winners by today. ,
Mr. Alien T. Bowler, general secre
tary nf tbe Chamber of Commerce, has
written the following letter to Mayor
Johnson :
"In behalf of the joint Wake Countv'
Day Celebration Committee we are
writing to say that the committee ia
ejrremeiy pleased witn the way in
which the eity handled its part in the
Wske County Day Celebration yester
day and particularly the way in which
the jMjlire handled the 1-ne of mien.
The committee has nothing but praise
for the splendid co-operation or the
street about 8:30 o'clock. Miaa Jones,
in company with Misses Kliza Higbt,
Iva Butler, Beaaie Lowry and Foy Ia
siter, were riding with Mr. H. T. Whit
ley, the owner and driver of the car,
when the machine was struck by a cor
drivenN by Jim - Stordiraut, a. . negro..
helper at a local garage. The Whitley
ear was badly damaged, the car driven
by the negro being little hart. Miaa
Jones waa given medical attention at
once.
Ktnrdjvant was arrested, tried and
fined $50 for reckleas driving.
OKLAHOMA INDIAN
LAND CAR ARRIVES r"7 officU'1 ot K'pi'h-'
YOUNG WOMAN INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Cora Jones, of Falls of Neuse,
me ukiaboma Indian land car. sent
out by business men of Southeastern
Oklahoma rr i vm. in Hli(,li ...ti...l
afternoon. The niimnu nf tk. ,.' Mift
visit is to advertise the cominc sale of Irrtlre me painful eiita on the face
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Wholesale Cob fart lob era
DMribotora
SOT Booth Wilmington Street,
RALEIGH. N. 0,
saw Indian laads which are noon to be
soli! by the United States aoverameat.
"We do aot sell any load oa the car,"
said Mr. Bernard, the car manarer.
"That ran only be boucht direct from
the Federal government at the time of
he land sale. However, wehave maps,
geological surveys, plots, blue prints,
etc,, and we ess give all the information
necessary in order to put the prospective
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laads aa an investment. The ear is here
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The car, which 4 electric lighted
throughout, cmtaina an extensive dis
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ous handsome photographic views of
western development. The esr is lo
cated at tha Union Station and will be
open to visitors from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
iso aomianion is charged.
glass of the windshield of the automo
bile in which (The was riding when the
machine was struck by another automobile.
The accident occurred at the- inter
section of Harsvtt and Wilminaton
IMMATTEA
Sir) Knelem Digby (born
A 1603) gave his devout readers
Blessed the correct measure of time for
Beverage infusing tea. "The water is to
remain upon it no longer than
while you can say' the Miserere
Psalm very leisurely.
Modern directions run: One
teaspoonfuT for two cups." In- "
fuse five minutes.
India Tea Induces a thankful spirit
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Fall aad Winter Bulbs are new
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