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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18. 1919.
Society '
THE BOY.
Be u eoly boy, but he cheerfully
went
. With the -other two million.- v I "i they
'' ' were tent .
To tight
. For the riglit,
Over thru.
And hi nother wept, auj Ins siatera,
too
And m wrethrart e'ghed when the troops
went through
Snowing th thing that they had to ijo
Arid the brunt that they had to
bear.
There' a grave in I'lamier, smi m it
-.) grows
A bent and tivi .' l, but hardy rose,
That waa . Iwrn , under troubled
' akiea; - ( -
grew' ao well
That never a thing ii needed to tell
The story of how he went through hell.
But the roe
That grow
Where he liea.
Mr. George 8. Dixon and little
daughter, of Woshiugton, D. C, are
visiting Mm. ,C: H. Iuon on Hillslxr'o
road. 1
Midi Butie Stephenson, of MeCul
" rersTNT Cr Irjtent - the week-end with
Win Mary Gardner on 8. Harrington
atreet.
Miss 1 na Wriglit aent the week
end with friends in Ooldeboro.
Mra. Boger Eceles and daughter,
JJiss Hope Ercles, are spending aeveeiil
' day in Norfolk. ,
Mr. 0. B. McGrady and Miss Lil
High, ef taulshurg, aent the tveek-enl
in the eity. .
Mra. Fred Hnliel and Miea Vivian
Belt and Margaret tlabel aro visiting
ia New York.
Miaa Kdirina TJzzt'll ia viaiting in
Greensboro.
Miaa Inbelle Rkinner hai returned
from at visit to Hertford.
Miaa Laura Tillett haa returned
.from a visit to Durham.
Miaa Blanrbe Htockard haa return"!
from a week-end vUit te Saiapahnw.
Miaa Oeorgia Squires la visiting in
Siihmond.
Mis Beheera Wull, of Hillsboro, Ir
the guest of Miaa Bell Cameron,
i Mr. Ernest Peachau lias returned
to his bowe ia Wilmington after penil
lng everjtl,dnya in the eity.
.Mrs. Basting I'ne has returned from
a visit to Morchcnd.
Miaa Florence HI one haa returned
from .a visit to. jUreensboro, -, , ,
Mrr. Willis Bhaffeer, of Memphis,
Ton ii.. is ia the eity to attend th
Bhoffner-Rogera wedding.
Mr. aad Mra. William Davis,' of
Greensboro, are spending aeveral days
with friend in Raleigh.
Mis Rebecca Hiutpsnn will leave to
day, for a visit to relative in Vir
ginia. Miaa Carrie Travis, of Philadelphia,
is apeading some tint in RnleigH. ,
I Mr. Arthur London, of Pittaboro,
i a visitor in tho eity.
Messrs. Frank B. Daniels, Krnnon
Horde, and George Dewey, of Holds
boro, were visitor in tho eity yeater-
Mr. and Mra. C. 51. Lende and aon,
Dr. Ielia-l)iion Carroll and Mis Olnyds
Biehards have returned from a visit by
motor to Mr. W. K. Hutt at Candor,
. f
Army Overcoata Dyed and Civilian
Buttons put on ot reasonable price.
Furs, Velvet, Plushes, Heavy Wrnns
and Holies Properly Cleaned by FOOT
ER'S, Raleigh Agency, 18 West Hargett
street. Both Telephones 3WS. Adv.
4, ' . ' ' '
t ) v Afternoon Tea.
Mra. France W. Smith and Miaa Pat-
aey Smith will be "nt homo" thia after-
aoea at th "Elm.
'
'' Baataeaa Weatea T Meet
The Business and Professional Wom
en's Association will meet this evening
at t o'clock ia the assembly room of the
SHOOK WITH
: NERVOUSNESS
A Udy Wa. Flat On Her Back
With Terrible Spell., Bt Her
HnaUnd Cot Card ui, And
Now.Ske It Grateful.
M.Rinncy, TeuaMr. Mary Steph
enson, ef this, place, state: "About
yea aad-a half ago J waa dewa ia bed
fof aiz weet, not able te ait 6p. 1 wa
flat oa'sny beck aad aid terrible apelkaj
. . . .Why, it looked like-1 would die.
At time I didn't know anything. I
would get nervoia, t couldn't bear any
one to talk t me. I would jut jerk
'aad anook with aervooxaeta' . , .
across'rny back waa so sore and ached
in all the time. would hr . a diary
feeling. My limbs ached ai and J
would get numb and fee) so weak
... I (aid t any huabjnd I knew
Cardut waa jood -nr t believed I diad
lest tr it. , , ;0;
He get me a botf . of Cardui, aad
when I had only take one-half bottle
f Cardui 1 felt at ranger. I took a ha:f
a dozea tottln altogether, thra ia -two
-ort-ka after I began taking I waa up,
i i three I wa doing my. work.- I pro's
!ui for I believe It, aaved my life
1 I tm grateful."
ever 40
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year
t
Make
Jewelry
Christmas
Above all thing jewelry aspreosea let the
needed by the well dressed, anil highly prieil
spirit of a gift. It is beautiful, enduring,
by every one.
!t jewelry be plentiful "among the presents
you give thia Christmas.
Of nil merchandise jewelry has iieen moat
lightly touched by price advanovr, costing but
little more than before, the nuj.
Jewelry at Jolly's Is known for the worthy
character and correct style. It niennfi mure
to have your gift come from this store.
Diamond Rinn
Colored Stone Ring
Men'a Rials'
Pearl Necklace
l a Valllerea
Brooches
Bar Plna
Hhop early for your own convenience ami
satisfactionespecially early for articles re
quiring engraving. Goods laid away for
Christmas delivery. ,
'Jolly's
Jeweler aad Diamond RpecialiaU.
IIS Payettevllle Street
iCIiamber of Commerce, All buaincss
and professional women in in city are
invited to attend..' '
Tea Friday. ,
Mesdame J. C. Brantley and Lyaa
Wilder will be "at home" nt the Wo-
man' Club Friday afternoon from 5 to
6 o'clock. .
...
' With Mr. Norrls.
The Twentieth Cenfury Book Club will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at-th
home of Mrs. M. T. Norris on Edenton
street.
Move.
Mr. and Mrs. K .T. Gates, who have
been making their home ia Raleigh for
some time, havo moved to Golilsboro to
make their future home.
Junior Chorr.
The' Junior Choir of Kdenton Street
Church will meet Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at tho home of Mis Margaret
Royster, . . :
i
- Tuesday Afternoon Book Clab
The Tuesday Afternoon -Book Club
will meet this afternoon at 4 o clock
with Mr. MeWhite.
Motored to Fayettevllle.
Mrs. Dsvid Fort, Mine Eugenia Clark,
Miss Nellie Fort, Miaa Eleanor Husk
and Mr. William Fort motored to Fnv
etteville and spent the week-end. '
Hon Warming at St. Mary 'a.
Dr.-and Mra. W. W. Way will lie "at
home" to their frienda and the friends
of Nt. Mary a School Thursday afternoon
from f:3v to 0 at a house warming in
Honor, or Mr, fcraine, th new auper
intendent ef the school.
, '
' Mra. Rogera te Entertain..
Mr. Wiley Rogers, Jr, will entertain
A Winter Romance
By Jeaa tWrd
L The Principals
T
"PTank," t enld to my ti us hand at
dinner one evening "don't you think
It would he nice if I Invited Naa Bad
clit to visit us -this wlnurt"
'Bur thlnar. Jean." answered ko in
hi inimitable quick manner. "Nsn's
splendid I'd rather hav hr visit us
than anybody eiM. Tell hr I . ald
0-" -. -.--
fwtrhat alfht t wrnt te Nan. m
truly was a "splendid" girl. Hadlat
ing eonliatltv anil warm friendliness,
he had countkwa admirer. And hi
, addition lo her delightful personal
, traits, Nan waa stunntna-ly Waiitlful i
the moat beautiful girl I ever knew.
' But It te Nan'e nnplexion that I
her crowning attraetton. Really I
never eaw k more petal-like ekln than
hers. For a long time I wondered
what her secret ifor nueh lovaliriva
was uaill ah toM m that It waa he.,
cause who uaed Maan'af Magnolia
Balm n Ideal liquid powder that
' really beautlnea. . , .
Seeing Nan'a auecesn with' Magnolia
Balm I tried It myaelf. The result
waa moat raetfylng. It did beautify
my akin and. best of all. did not ta. .
mote hair growth or leave -th akin
greasy. Then It waa en easy to apVly
and had: such a delightful fragrance.
'- 'Ton Can ret Magnolia. Balm foe TS
rent at dealer, or front the Lvna
Manufacturing Vo.. 10 Bo. Fifth7!., :
Brooklyn. N. - T. '' It earn In . three
color white, pink, roae-red.
hn Aid yon ask Nan to eowteP
aaked Frank as I scaled tha lltr.
"Tkankartrtng bay, I anewered. '
That tntereattng. h remarked
dryly. '1 Invited Herb Kendall to be
here on that day. too.y ,
u "Bnt he'n ttk Nan, I'm tart," .
, "IJk her."' laughed Frank, "why,
Jean, he'll be her every day that
ahe'a her.-. iT - e-'-j , .
To be continued.) V''
V Say.ItWith '
FLOWERS
-Jut Flowers. Floral - Deaigaa,
Wedding aad Corsage Bouquet.
Palms, Fern aad all kind of
Decorative planta, Nareissua, Hy-'
acintbs. Freeeia and other Rallia
L for Fall Planting. ' ' .
H. STEINMETZ
. Florist
Raleigh. N. C.
This a
if
Pendanta
Caff Lie
Waldemarf halna
Coot halna
Soft Collar Plna
Hcarf Pine
Belt Buckle
at a dinner party at her home in
Cameron Park Thursday evening at t
o'clock in honor of Miaa Annie Bo gar a,
a oride or the week.
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8honner-Rager. :.
The weliing of Miss Annie Bogen,
the daiiglitef of Mrs. 'Wiley Roger, of
thia eity and Mr. Km met t Shoffnor, of
Memphis, Tenn will take place Satur
day afternoon at 6, o'clock i t the boat
of the bride' mother en, North Wil
mington street. , .
Par Wedding Party.
' Messrs.- Cooper Youhg, Julian Band
and C. Jl. Walton will entertain at
dinner party at the Yarborough Batuf
day evening ia bogor of the Slioffaer
Rogers wedding pa'rtjr.
.
Called Meatlng.
A call meeting -of tha Johnston-Fet-tigrew
Chaptv-r of tha U. D. C. will
he held Wednesday afternoon - at the
home of Mrs. Jamea A. Brlftge, , on
Hillsboro street. Large attendance is
detjirrd.-" , vv
Shower for Miaa Owea. ,
' Roiboro, - Nov, 17. In her lovely
home, Alta Vista, Mr. Troy L Barring
and Mrs. Henry - Herring eatertainsd
at a line abower gvea ia honor ef MIm
THt OnieiNai, BaTcarrca Pieius rwawACg
Thousands of Calorie Furnace
are giving satisfaction In city, town
and country. We have a book of r
markable - letter written by Oalori
users, and not in one it 'there
word of anything but praise for the
Calorie. Come to our store Vnd let
tia show you the Pipe Ira Caloric
Farnaee, and have you? read some of
the letters in this book. 4
Investigate the furnace that heats
through only one register, it a
wonder. Thousand of ownara heated
their house perfectly through th
coldest weather ef Inst winter with
a third lesa fuel than formerly.
Remember that the 'Calorie ia Ipiar
anteed to do everything ve any. It
mqvt make good or you are not aaked
to' keep if. Come ia. s i
h WEATHERS .
FURNITURE CO.
Ill B. Martla'Htreet,
JRAL'EIGH, N. C.
. LC WEATHERS
: . ; Uoetor ef .';..-' ' -
CBIROPdDt and . ORTHOPEDICS
1 Practie limited to '
Dtssasa ad Deformltlee ( rt
117 PayetUvyi 8t Raleigh. N. a
Dr. Dexter Blanchard
Dentist
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- iii instie . if
Mary Ellen Owen, a bride of thil
month.;. '-. v .' ' ,
i On "Social Service"
Ir. E. C. Branson, professor ef Rural
Rociol Science at the University of
North Carolina, will apeak at the Worn
an'a Club on "Hoeial 8eriee Thura
lHy afternoon at 3:30 instead Of four
o'clurk aa wa announced. '
' - Move ta Raleigh. -
J Mr, and Mrs. J. U Page, of Baltimore,
have moved to Balelgb to make their
home. - . j '. . i
Bora a Bon.
Born ta Mr, and Mrs. Willifm Mercer
Wells, of Elm City, a son,' Redmond
Stanley . Wells, II, October 28. 1019.
'
Fortnightly Club. '
'.Th Fortnightly Review Bool Club
will meet thia afternoon at 3:30 iiirtead
of the nnual hour of 4i00, with Mrs,
Julian Timbelakc.
.
Meredith Clnb.
The Meredith Club will hold i's
monthly meeting Tuejday afternoon nt
4:3t) at Meredith College. All membjta
are urged to be present
...
Hnll-Riggan
Miss Mirinm Riggan and Mr. R. M.
Hall were- qntrtly-mnrried- in Ilurhiim
Katurday evening at 7:00 o'clock at the
Trinity Methodist Church parsonage in
the presence of a few friends, Rev. C. J.
Hnrrell officiating.
The of ids is the daughter of Mr.
and MrK-; H.;Ri'ggaa--ot 4hU Jtitjt.
The groom is a popular young business
man of Durham and for several years!
haa held a responsible position with the
freight department of the Southern
Railway.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hall left for Washington and
joint Norths a
- Bpragina-Willlngham.
One of the prettiest wedding ever
celebrated in this county was that which
took place in 8t. John's Episcopal
church, at Houston, Va, Saturday eve
ning, November 1, at 7 o'clock, when
Mia Rosa Lee Willingham became pie
brid tn-. Coir Snrsffttis. Jr : "
The church wse beautifully deeoratejl
ni wljite chrysanthemums and ferns,
and. made a lovely aetting for the im
pressive ceremony, which was per
formed by the rector, Rev, O. Wnllace
Ribble. A short musical program was
given before the entrance of the
bridal party, with Joe Lee as soloist
and Mrs. Dan Hanktna aa orgsolst.
The bride, who i ft brunette of un
usual beauty, wa gowned in white
georgette erepe with a veil of white'
tulle trimmed with a wreath of orange
blossoms and earritd a bouquet of white.
rosea ana wbbboum. miaa Virginia
Lovelace, of Houston, the maid. of
honor, wore a gowa of pink taffeta with
a pink tulle hat, while the bridesmaid,
Miaa Marian fiprsgins, slater ef the
groom, wore blue taffeta with hat of
tulle to match. Frank Faalkner, ef thia
eity, waa beet man, and Mare: Ga-Phil-lipa,
of Washington, D. C, waa grooms
man. Th usher were Donaa Gray,, Robert
Fonlkcs, Malcolm Lacy and Btebbini
ExpectMothers
-' ASoothinrtXmollient
ai an aekecata-
Talk of the
Price of Shoes
Being High!
"Read This And ,
Rejoice
- Men's Mahojrsnjr" Eng
lish Shoes '
$6.50$7.00 and
$8.50
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Men's Black English
. Shoes :,
$5.00, $6.00 and
$8.00 "
These values positively .
cannot be duplicated
when we sell 'this lot '
out '
Sample. Shoe
1 Store.
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21S 5. WUmtnrttm St
DR. A. R. TUCKER " 1
DR. T.. T. SPENCE V
Osteopathie Physicians aad Burgeon.
Udees SOi-ft-S, Haeonle Temple. Pboaeet
Offlo 798, Hoepital 490, Beiidenea 1454
aad Mia.-,- - - .
! JJUUIGH. it. C".
Misses Reese & Co.
. lt rayettevllla Street" '
NOW SHOWING -
All. that is New in i'
Fall and Early Win:er
PHONE
Lawson. Miaa JUe Peachi Booker
waa ring bearer, and Miaa Lula Ed
raondson gave th bride awa.
A reception wtss given -the bridal
nartr Fridav' niirht f u.t
Miss Edmondson at her home ia Hous
ton, while Mr. Hpragins entertained the
men ef the party informally Saturday
afternoon at' the home of hia M...n.
in this eity. The bride i a daughtei
oi rue une Mr. ann jura. rrnk Willing
ham and vrsad-danffhter ,f t!. - i.,-
Maj.' H. A. Admondaoa. Bhe i a young
lady, of great personal charm and is
popular, Dota in Houston and thia city.
Mr. Kpragins is a on of Mr. and Mrs.
l. lyoiea upragins, or South Boston, and
haa a wide circle of frienda here n.
is in the tobacco business at gmith-
nem, r. c where he and hi bride
will make their futura tw.me
Imnicilintelv sfter the ekrem AM Ii,
and Mrs. Nprnginr motored to this eity,
wnere iney toos tne tram for a south
ern trip. . Among ' the out-of-town
guests nt the - wedding were : Mis
Mamie Kichardson; of Washington, 1?.
'.: Mrs. Joe FfrrsJI, ef Roleigh, N. C,
Mrs. At Craddeck, jin Miss Rita Gil
more. of Lynchburg, -Va.j Dr. and Mr.
R. (I. Cnnaila. of Urottne V.
H. M. Harris, of Ciarsville, Va.t.Mr.
Mare u. t'hillips, of Washington, D. C?
Mr. Rirhord Harris, of Waynesboro,
Va.. and Mist Ktixnheth Bnuldin. of
Petersburg, Va. Halifsi Gazette, South
ouniun, v a. ? . ,
We should alwava unenk r11 .a iv-
dead. Still, It eome rather late te get
who a jop. ... ; .
Blue Ribbon Extracts art still pat np
in two oa. Dottie. rull measure. Con
sumer not only get more quantity in
this lire bottle, hut thro i.
quality, goes further and the flavor is
leriecu Auv. -
JESSE
FRENCH
A Name Wll Known
Since, 1875
Unquestioned Excel
lence y
Quality First
. First Quality
One Price
JESSE FRENCH
AND SONS
PIANO CO.
Olivia Xaney Library Balldlag
Pheae 411 Raleigh, N. C.
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win Give. Utmost Satisfaction . I
,Thisye-ir no one can
kets. Not because this Winter will be colder than usual; but be-' ' I
cause of the rising prices it is the part of wisdom to buy an extra , ; I
supply from our present stock. . .
I ; Rit now we have
: about them is better
3
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5
la thi ahowlng an flat Elegaat ""
All-Waal Blanket la White, alee '
aretty'plalaa ef canblaatkla ealare '
Whit Blaaketa with Pink ar Bla - . .
Border, ale Cray Blaaketa with '
Pink' Blae Borden. And then "
v- r- v
V V -Of course there arean abundance, of. Cotton-filled Com
.V forts and Cotton and Wool Mixed blankets n designs
v equally v attractive
. ' are priced ridiculously
f ' ' this year.
! loyall;;:&i
1 "
I v. The
fl ' GOLDSDOnO
' Mile From High Prices
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Ana wnen we
mean that it is
Here, now ene
; ate things to
j"eiecuone early.
I vjc-r (-an
DWORSKY'S
Watch, Clock and
. Rightfully termed "North
Place the Clasaified Page in The News and Observer got this
recognition by producing reaulU.
TheseBlankets
- . v ' i j e
and Comforts
possess too many .Warm,
anTabundance to choose
than their quality it is
BLANKETS, $ 5.00 Ul
COMFORTS, $10.00 UP
as the more expensive ones. All
low because they were not bought
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Home of Dependabe Furniture
RALEIGH '
?V"t at
. .
Dworsky's
Low Price
Make Jewelrythe
: Gift, A
Gifts
There i ao doubt about' Jewelry being the gift of
gifts, nearly evefron wants jewelry and nearly
every one. u.ld like to giva jeweLry,, but.fot.41i..
miatnken idea that it i too expenaive. ,
Bight here we want to aay that Qaality
Jewelry ia sot expenaive at Dworsky's. -
eay guality Jewelry wa
America' Finest.
(In da thousanda of appropri-'
give. 'Come in make your '
A email depeelt
a scare anything
here till Chriatmaa
Jewelry Repairing
Carolina's Greatest Market
i
Comfortable Blan-; I
, ;
it v.
from, and if anything ' I
their price, tags. ' . 1
there- are Caeaforte la "ae faH '
ioahie-bed aiae, tilled with Umht' '
" Waal aad caver with Sgnred" Silk-'
aleae aad Satin, af a Sne aaality, y
'Si
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with herdara la -the Plata Colors. '
DURHAM I
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Cardui haa been
"mn ls-k to
Try it. A iv. J
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Balldlag
RALEIGH, N. C.
Bell Phone t SIS