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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
r ' TUESDA-f MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1919.
S
VARRANTS AGAiNS
T
FOUR MERCHANTS
Fruit" Store Owners. Charged
With Violating Local Health
Regulations
Proprietor of four Raleigh fruit and
confectionary stores will be defendant!
today ia city eotirt for alleged violation
of the city and county health regula
tions which nrovide for the uroteceion
of foodstuffs and fruit from flics and
dust.' The stores involved are the Cali
fornia Prtrlt Store and Florida Fruit
Store," on Fayetteville street Cain
Confectionary ptnre. West Martin j
Burns and Holland, Martin and Daw
son streets.
The warrants against the places were
sworn out yesterday morning by Dr.
Tecry Ahrons. superintendent of health
for Raleigh and Wake eounty. They
. were served, byi the. pollee, ,
All cafes and stores having eiposed
"foodstuffs for aale were notified some
time ago of the apecisl health regula-
' tions requiring fruits and food to be
screened from flies and dust. After
the .notification the health department
made regnlsr Inspections, Whera viola
tions-were eond' the lroYfrM'lrrw,re'
warned to remedy the defects.
DURHAM LAD KILLED
BY FRJEGHJ TRAIN
Durham, Nov. 17. Gilbert Williams,
seventeen, years old, the youngest sob
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, of
234 Mulberrv street, West Durham, was
so injured by a freight train Sunday
afternoon sbout S o'clock, that he died
T ftneWaFti Hospital at 105 Bundlf
night. . '
There were no eye witnesses; so far
as we ean learn, of the unfortunate eir
" eumstanee. One theory is that be was
walking on the track at the time of the
passing of the freight, and waa struck
br the engine and whirled under the
wheels. Another is that, he was at
tempting to catch on the train when he
lost his hold and was thrown upon the
track under the wheels. His right leg
was mangled about the knee, being en
tirely ant off, s.le a few ligaments.
Young ftUlliann was a member of tho
" West Durhiyn Baptist church, and was
a .young man highly esteemed.
Confederate Vetera. Die.
kinsion, Nov. 16. Jumes A. Hinee. a
Coal'ederuU veterandied yesterday at
the residence of B. B. Waters, this city,
lie waa J5 years of age. Paralysis was
the cause of "death. Mr. Hinea served
with credit in the rjouthcrn armies. He
was a native of Duplin eounty and had
resided hero 20 years. The funeral
- was held this afternoon at 2 clock,
Hcv. UeoYgo B. Hanrahan,, pastor of
Atkinson Memorial Presbyterian Church,
ottlekiting. Mr. Hinei was a member
of the Presbyterian ehurch. , Ha Is sur
vived hr the following children: Mrs.
It. B. Waters, Kinston ; Mrs. O. A. Dail,
Keuly-j JU Uines, Wilmington.
FARMER HORNE GIVES
$25 TO HOSPITAL FUND
Mr. Charlea W. Home, of Ashley
Borne and Hon. Clayton, yesterday do
nated twenty-five dollars to the fund
for financing the campaign for the elec
tion on the proposed hundred thou
sand dollar boad issue for the erection
of a . tuberculosis hospital ia Wake
eounty. Mr. Horns aaid he understood
the institution was a Wake eounty
affair bat ha wanted to show hi ap
proval of the idea by contributing, even
though be lived ia another eounty. "It
ia auch a good cause," he said, "I want
to have a band in it."
Sorne of those who subscribed to the
campaign fund have already paid their
subscriptions, but many have not paid.
The committee asks that these will send
checks and thus save the committee the
trouble of celling mi them. Checks
should be made parable to V. C. Moore,
treasurer. Those who iave not eub
scribed are also asked to send their
checks. Funds not used in the campaign
will be applied to the endowment fund.
Five dollars additional expressly for
the endowment fund waa subscribed
yesterday by gentleman who , re
quested that bis same be withheld ,A
separate account has, been opened at
one-of the-twrnks-for-thr deposit of
subscriptions to the endowment fund.
STATE UNDERWRITERS
IN SESSION IN CITY
A ' meeting of the North Carolina
Association of Life Underwriter was
held in the city yesterday in the Cham
ber of Commerce assembly rooms. About
!5 were present at the Yarborough for
the luncheon, which preceded the meet
ing. rSeeretary ef the Navy Daniels made
a bnicf talk at the luaetfeon. J. A.
Sbeeta ia the president of the North
Carolina Association. Mr. C. W. Swivel,
of Pittsburgh, ex-vice-president ef the
National Association, aad Mr. Broad
en, of Columbia, 8. C, vice-president
of the National Association, were the
principal guests and delivered addresses
at the afternoon session.
OXFORD SINGING CLASS
HERE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The singing class from the Oifnr.l
Orphanage? will give a concert in the'
t.ity Auditorium tomorrow (Wednes
day) night A committee consisting of
J. B. Cullins, chairman; Dr. HaroTO
Glascock and Mr. W. T. t'eltsehl. is
arranging for the entertainment. The
local Maaona have invited the State
School - fof the Blind, the Methodist
and Catholic orphanngee and the
veteran of the Soldiers' Home, to at
tend aa the guests of the Mnsouie fra
ternity. The class will corns here from Wen
dell, arriving tomorrow ninraing at II
o'clock. Those who are goiug to en
tertain the children for the day are
asked to meet the train if pesxitde.
"All things are possible," quoted the
Wise Guy1 '.Yes, it's wonderful how
some- people outlive their usefulness
who never had any," replied the JSiinpic
Mug. :
Sprays and Local Ap
plication WU1 Not
Cure Catarrh
!
Don't deceive yourself, if by the per
sistent use of sprays, douches, sMvc
and other local applications, you hav '
stopped the discharge from your so.
: and thrdot.'' The trouble will return i- 7
a more aggravated fomw , ,
It is said that the glands of the not
and throat acj as an "emergency plu '
for the human sewage, system; ' tli:
when the kidney, skin and lungs ni ,
unable to properly dispone of some I
' the impurities thnt collect is tho
organs, such impurities are throws on
theougU the glands of the nose am:
throat, v n
' Head eolds, due to exposure, mult sot
be confused with that chronic, aggra
, vated condition of the nose aad throat
' traceable to impure blood. .'N ,. -
Toe test way to relieve this condi
tion of ehroaie catarrh is by cleansing
the blood ef all the impurities that
, have collected in the system, There is
no better treatment than Plough's Pre-
eeriptionC-2223, the great blood puri
fier. This reliable alterative prescrip
tion treatment corrects the impure state
' of the blood, gives the tissue an oppor
tunity to exercise their normal fuse'
: tions and results in th relief of the
catarrhal condition so dangerous to good
health. ; 1 . .
' To' secure the best-results In taking
Plough! Prescription C-2223, the liver
should ve msde active and the. bowels
regular. . 2823 Liver Pills ' are reeoai
- mended especially ; for this .wurpost.
. These pills do not sieken or gripe. Oa
pill is 4t dose and eaiy three need be
, taken i week to keep the liver -end
bowela in s healthy condition. ' '
.Plough's Prescription C.2283 can be
supplied you by any good druggist in
Urge 'bottles for ST.50, the Pills for
25c j er the 2223 Laboratory, Memphis,
Tenn.i will mail both postpaid en re
. eeipt of (1.75. Samples of the Liver
Pills and leaflet regarding Plough's
Prescription C-2223 will be sent yon
without charge on receipt ef this slip
ping wita name. ana saaress. eav. v :
. vPrescriptiori
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United States RaltreaeV
AdmlaUtratiea ' . '
: Annonnces '
Xedsced Kewad Tria Fares
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
; RAILROAD ;
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';'( PIN'EHURST
; . Aeceont
. BAND HILL FAIR1
Tickets on sale daily Nov.MS-19 20,
and for trains scheduled to arrive
Pinehurst ' before noon Now. 21st,
Limit for return to reach original
starting point before midaigbt . ef
Nor. "3rd. For particulars call en
or writ to your nearest . ticket
ifnt.
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Howitb KeepBaby
Smiling
and Well
See that tk daily functions are regular and normal
YOU cart expect the sol caa to
be happy and playful wfaca She heed
iseh dull said th atossaek Useted. The
h Boraul habit ti childrca ii ts b kapor md
whsa roai netiosnWas cress sad trenSilyoe
wMaeeaUyaadaiastyetioa awmnaaible.
Perhepa tbsy kav aaaaed that daily
fuectioa ae aumaiy te eoafart and
beskk Look at U. loagas sad ase i
DM braetk it bad. Watch br beklng.
' TImm are lb ItH-tals ajauam el cee
Sbpatioa. Toasjht give a iittis ei Dr.
CsUwelTe Syrup Pepsia, wbick yoe caa
bur t any drag Kara for 50t aad $1 a
Unrlbottla, aad it wjl ect is thanraa
sad lbs tjeub loams tjm ptuew pioasptly
Dr. CaldveJiSyranPefaaisa)
bawiioa ci ample laaatne serbe witk
ptpsia. Ualik the aatsber physics k acts
sandy and wkhaat grsog se that wUe
grownups can tut it freely it caa alas be
ens to a tiny baby with pttftct safety.
of Asarriree UmXta wwuld
not nuik pi Uiag witboat a bottla in rVa
h l lot the tswrgsacy arses shasst daily
wUakbaeschd.
tpif ittUfti tkt Dr. CtUwW
Simp Ptfnn it Me tUm tiqnid
Jantire aa th mmrld, thrt Wta- mm
i mulli ttUUt H mch ytm, mmuy
HU m4 if btntfu Jaxw t ytutd
ft. yu kmwt mot, mud ymr a aim mmd
mddrrit ft a frt trial aMi la Dr. W.
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NOT A THEORY
If a fact that the use of
alcohol even in moderate
doses at taken in tonics is
often habit-forming in effect
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
an easily assimilated tonic
nutrient supplies the body with
those elements that contribute to
strength. Frt from
alcohol or any othir
harmful Itmmnt.
Scott't build $trength
by nouriahmmt.
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To do is 'Visit Richmond and
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better wnatans. snore ctesrsnlstt aad
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Not Displaying Complete Stocks of ; i
Kesd7-tiwear ' stppssrcl, MiSincry and
, sCTaaoiica .for, wonxa and children,
: .f, , drcaa fida, auka, deeas rrncnings ; nd
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Extra Heavy - -
Whipping
Buttermilk
Butter
and Eggs
Can be had at
our plant
WHITE
DAIRY
PfcODUCTS
COMPANY
10S-SS 8. Wllaalhgtoa St.
1217Phone 1218
"Raleigh's Shopping Center ' : : '
Bo i lan Pear ce Co.
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Today Another Important Sale of
.
Women's Dresses
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A large special purchase divided into two lots
$30 - to $45 -22
The $30.00 Dresses if bought in the'regulaf 'manner COH CA TO A AA'
would sell for from i)J?.)U sb jU ,UU
The higher priced lot would ordinarily be $59.50 to $85.00, show
ing a very substantial amount saved at the sale price. They're
Jerseys, Tricotines, Tricolettes. Georgettes, Satins and Crepe
Meteors; many unusual details in their make up, that must be
eerrto bereally appreciated Seethemrwhether you buy or not.-
Women's
Suits
Two Lots at Exceptional
Pr ices
'40 311,1 ?75
Just one of the extraordinary
features of . the occasion can be
told "Price" the others Style
and Quality, must really be seen
to ba appreciated. You'll be well
paid for investigating the
earlier the better tomorrow, i
Women's
Winter Coats
Featured at
$34.95 AND $49.95
Occurring st tlje very threshold of th
Winter ai-avin, this sportal selling of new
Coata in approved Winter modes should
pfove of very unusual interest.
Women' All-Wool Coats ,
Including such fabrica aa Peaehbloom,
Polo Cloth, Bilky Fortune the Wooly
Angora, in semi-ntfed models, for full er
lender figures, belted models and loose
back styles
Features include great pocket, cable
stitching, ailk linings and warm collars ef
self materials or liuurioua furs equally
becoming worn high or low.
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Sizes 1, 1 1-4 and 1 1-2 inches in diameter. Any length
"P to 36 inches. Let us know your needs. . '
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