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THE RALEIGH TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 191
FOR THE JUNE BRIDE
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Four pieces - -Bed, Dresser, Dressing Table,
Three Mirrors, Chiffonier
Regular Cash
Sale Value
The most elegant suit of Funiituro in the city. Only the
one suit at this price.
You will always regret it if you don't get this
suit. Price rut loss than one-half. Hurrv "with vour
$199.99.
Extra sensational bargains every (lay while the
I'ro-lnventorv Sale is on.
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The Greatest of All Money
Saving Sales.
Prior to making improvements on the
interior of our store we find it necessary
to reduce our stock of high grade clothing
For the next ten days we offer every
suit in the house ranging in price from
$12 50 to $18 50 at the one price- $9.90.
Every s uit in this lot is of this seasons
make and is up to the minute in style and
workmanship. See our east window where
we are showing the greatest clothing
values ever offered in North Carolina.
No suits in this lot charged.
WHITING & HORTON
10 E. MAKTIX ST.
The Home of Good Clothes.
"The Store of quality."
DOBBIN -FERRALL
COMPANY,
123-125 Fayetteville Street.
SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED
IN LADIES'
Muslin Underwear
GOWNS-GOc, ,79c, 89c, $1.00, $1.13 to $1.50.
COMBINATIONS 98c, $1.50, $1.98 to $2.50. ,
PRINCESS SLIPS 98c, $1.48, $1.98.
CORSET COVERS 25c, 43c, 48c, 75c, 89c, 98c.
DRAWERS 25c, 43c, 48c, 75c, 98c.
CORSETS American Lady, Madam Lyra, R. & 0.
All sizes and styles. .
Solid Mahogany
cuiuiiiui suit
v
S400.00
II TRUCKS
III COWS!
Rescue and Victor Wagons
Strike at Fayetteville
and Hargett
James Manley, a colored member
of the Victor Hose Companj; vas
thrown from his seat and in'joreu
and both horses drawing tho Clescuu
hose wagon were slightly hurt as
the result of a collision at the in
tersection of Fayetteville and Har
gett streets shortly after nine o'clock
last night. The companies had re
sponded to an alarm of Are, the
Rescue company coming up Fayette
ville street and the Victor up Har
gett street. The driver of the Res
cue company, Lee Justice, did not
anticipate a collision as he urged his
fast horses onward, and realized Ins
danger only when he saw the Victor
team coming up Hargett at a rapid
rate.
The Rescue driver turned his team
sharply down west Hargett, but too
late to avoid the accident. The
wagon tongue of the Rescue struck
the Victor wagon in the side, and
"Bill," the Rescue's prize black,
went down in a heap. The Victor
company continued to the scene of
the tire, though James Manley, one
of its members, was left painfully
injured. Man and horses will be all
right in a day or two, it was said
today.
The departments were called out
at three different times last night,
the companies having responded at
noon yesterday to an alarm in the
western yart of the city. The first
alarm last night was turned in at
7 o'clock. A house occupied by a
Mr. Hamilton was found to be on
Are, but the damage was less than
three dollars.
The second alarm was sent in at
9 o'clock. A storehouse belonging
to Johnson & Johnson, and contain
ing tar and cork and other lnflam
able materials, caught. Shortly after
12 o'clock the houBe again blazed
up and the departments responded
again. The damage was about $200.
Mr. Sherwood Brockwell, who was
elected chief of the departent Friday
night, earned his salary last night.
Mr. Brockwell has always been a
fearless and intelligent fighter and
he maintained last night the reputa
Hon he has won during many years
of good service.
Famous Stage Beauties .
look with horror on Skin Eruption3,
Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They
don't have them, not will any one,
vho uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
It glorifies the face. Eczonia or
Salt Rheum vanish before it. It
cures sore lips, chapped hails, chil
llains; heals burns, cutj and
bruises. X'nequalcd for piles. Only
2 5c at King-Crowell Drug Co.
"HISTOUICAL -KALKItiH"
M. X. Amis to Bring Out Anolhcr
Kdition of His Famous Book.
The second revised edition (illus
trated) of "Historical Raleigh," by
Mr. M. N. Amis which is soon to
appear, will doubtless be the most
popular Work of its character hith
erto published. The scope of the
work will be broader than that of
the first edition, published ten years
ago. The title of the second edi
tion being "Historical Raleigh, To
gether With Sketches of Wake Coun
ty and its Thriving Towns." The
book will therefore be practically a
history of the county, and will, of
course be eagerly looked for by all
classes of our people, especially the
more intelligent. The edition will
comprise two thousand cople3.
Foils A Foul riot.
When a shameful plot eiista be?
tveen liver and bowels to cause dis
f ess by refusing to actj tako Dr.
Kins ; New Lif? Pills, and jnl s:i ij
abuto of your system. The cc)it!y
c( n-pe? right action of stomach, liv
er and bowels, and restjre your
l'Pilth and all good feellnsa. 2?c at
K!ug Ci' well Drug Co.
TWO RALEIGH BOYS
EARN PROMOTION
Mr. Grover C. Pool, traveling
freight agent of the Seaboard Air
Line, has been promoted to the posi
tion of traveling commercial ai-nt
of the Seaboard with head luarters
at Greenville S. C. Mr. Pool suc
ceeds Mr. C. S. Allen, who his ac
cepted a position with the Inter
urban. Both these young men are
from Raleigh.
When Buying, Buy Only The Best
Cofcts no more but gives the best
results
H. L. Blomquist, Esdalle, Wis.,
says hie wife conslderi Foley's Hon
ey, and Tar Compound the best
cough cure on the market. "She
has tried various kinds but Foley's
gives the best results of all." King
Crowell Drug Co.
In Police Court.
Several drunks were fined In police
court yesterday afternoon. Oue of
these, Charlie Sprulll, a one-legged
negro, was sent to the roads for '40
days. Charlie la said to be an ex
cellent cook. Mr. M. W. Tyree was
fined $10 and costs for speeding his
automobile.
Mrs. M. A. McLaughlin, 812 Jay
St., LaCross, Wis., writes that she
suffered all kinds of pains in her
back and blps on account of kidney
trouble and rheumatism. "i got
some of Foley Kidney Pills and af
ter taking them for few day
there was a wonderful change in my
case, for the pain entirely left my
back and hips and 1 am thankful
there is such a medicine as Foley
Kidney Fills." King-Crowell Drug
ELKS TO PUT ON
BIG MINSTREL SHOW
The Raleigh lodge of Elks on next
Friday night at the Grand Theatre
will present a minstrel show. The
entire production is under the per
sonal direction or Mr. uiarence a.
Coley. a Raleigh boy who has chosen
the theatrical profession and has
more than made good. Coley prom
ises to offer the best amateur show
ever seen in the city and judging
from the array of talent that he has
lined tip, one is led to believe him
Messrs. Ernest Martin, Everett Up-
church. Claude Pierce and Willie
Woodall are the end men, who will
deliver new jokes and the latest
ragtime successes. Mr. Martin dur
ing a recent 'rip to New York at
tended the Winter Garden Ttieatre
and heard one of America's best coon
song singers. Al .lolson, sing the song
entitled "Rum, Turn, Tittle." Ernest
became infatuated with the melody
and brought it back to Raleigh. It
will be a pleasure to hear him put
it over.
Everett rprhurch needs no intro
duction. All who witnessed his per
formance at the Gr .d a short time
ago, agree with Mr. Coley when he
declares that Mr. Upehureh has a
bright future as a negro delineator.
His stvle ami manerisms could be
copied by some of the best black
face artists lor their own Denent.
Theatrically speaking, Everett L'p-
church is "there."
Mr Pierce of Norfolk who de
serves credit for his smooth talking
voice which helped to have the New
Bland Hotel completed before the
convention, will recite a local version
of the famous song entitled, "You're
Going to Get Something That You
Don't Expect."
Then last, but by tar not least,
comes Willie Woodall, probably the
youngest en tl mail ever seen in Ral
eigh. As a vocal number Mr. Wood
all has selected. -"Everybody's Doing
It," a popular novelty song. This
song has swept the entire country,
and is a bigger hit than "Alter me
Ball" ever was.
The ballads are also well chosen.
Mr. Orr will sing, "Bring Back My
Bonnie to Me." Mr. Horton will be
heard In "Mine," a beautiful march
song. Max Levin will demonstrate
that his vocal training has not been
neglected when he delivers "Dreams,
Just Dreams." Walter Coley will
cause you to forget that "Down By
the Old Mil! Stream" is a year old.
Willie. Heller will show that in ad
dition to selling shoes he can render
Take Me Back to the Garden of
Love." Mr. George Sligo will be. re
sponsible for "Down in the Deep
Let Me Sleep hen 1 Die," one
of the most beautiful bass solos ever
written. The olio will consist of
local and professional talent. Llxy
and Mellon will oiler an acrobatic
and dancing turn.
The Elks' Quartette, Orr, l p-
church, Dix and Ellis have a budget
of new ,songs that will Bend you
home humming. Miss Louise El
liott, a mle impersonator, who bills
herself aaThe Girl in Her Brother's
Clothes, will help matters along
greatly. Clarence Cbley will tell his
troubles and talk about bis friends.
Mr. Coley has a number of new local
dafodils .-to... tell about. Dick and
Fan nv Mason in original songs and
sketches will conclude the perform
ance. In ..addition to the above men
tioned features, the voices in the
minstrel first part will include
Ralph Nowell. Will Wynne. Henry
Nowell, Tom King and Morris Gold
stein, Prof. Faltes : sympuony
orchestra of fourteen pieces has been
secured fort the occasion. They ar-.i
all musicians of the best calibre.
That the show will be a huge suc
cess goes without saying, as every
Elk is working hard.
Seats are. on sale at Tucker Build
ing Pharmacy and by members oi
the Klks lodge. I
Printing
Ours is a woll-ortrsn-izt'd
oil ice. H Hives the
CHtnllier thtj Iwftt of
uwrylhintr in printing
nl the lowest prices ol
UiiniiMe. Everybody
workn: No high f-aln-rit-'s
puiil out to litrurw
head; tliereforu wins
are ritrht. All departments r' uvll rmumeri.iv-
liu'iiitc eist W a minimum, our mst tytem fins
niiltl.Hi uk to nxluce price lower than they were
n month two, because thn liepiirttneM tiro
ooiiLin more aflicient by that system. Ther an:
no htiiiiflinir misundurHUiiHiiUKs. lH-tiue all
partmenw are cJoso together un1 ttystemiitiotHy
armtifft d, and thn lout motion nilully found in
very litrjco c-tftahlUhinent which incruai the
cost of production, lt eiiiiunaten m mo
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B0YLAN-PEARCE
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to loise Presses
BALDWIN DOUBLE-SERVICE GARMENTS
We are making a special display of these garments, and
believe every one of our customers will be interest
ed in seeing them. The many special features make these
garments a big improvement over old style house dresses
EASY TO
PUT ON
Without a 'doubt
tho easiest alid
quickest to put
ou of .'any. House".
Dress made. On
and off like a
coat no pulling
over the head or
stepping out of
the skirt.
ONLY A FEW
DAYS
Will the demonstration and
sale of Human Hair con
tinue. All shades of hair;
rare shades of Reds,
Browns, - Drabs-.'and.. Grey
mixed matched perfectly.
One-Fourth Of f on
Ladies Trimmed Hats
UP-TO-DATE STYLES
MARQUISETTE, VOILE, LINGERIE FROCKS
A showing of new models that for style, finish, quality
and price cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Fresh from
their wrappings. Beautiful creations.
$20 to $30 values, all goat one price ... ..... $12.50
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
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B0YLAN-PEARCE CO
What every woman knows 'about: - house dresses makes
her eager to find something better than the usual gar
ments like. a shirt waist and skirt. In front it folds over
on the lines of the Russian Blouse, so much in vogue at
present. It fastens up neatly at the neck and looks as
trim as heart could wish. They are made of the finest
grade of Percales and Ginghams . . . . . . . ... . , ... $1.95
Smart Clothes!
Come, look! You won't be in our Clothing Section
more than a minute before you'll discover that you've
walked right into the midst of the best line of high
grade Clothing that you've ever, had the pleasure of
seeing. "-; ;;,, ;-. ". .;.:. . v'';";';'1'
We want you to see the Suits wc are selling for $12.50,
$16.50 and $20.00.- When you come in ask ' about our
Palm Beach Wash Suits fori men.
Cross & Linehan (Dompaiiy
RALEIGH, N. C.
B0YLAN-PEARCE CO
NO BUTTONS
OR HOOKS
AND EYES
Two large snaps
on the Belt hold
the entire gar
ment in place.
Under this ar
rangement t he
garment is ad
justed to three
different sizes.
BROWN LINEN
Splendid quality. Importer
of Linens made the mistake
of bringing over too many
of this good grade. Had to
sell. We secured this lot
under the price, is the rea
son we can offer this 35
cent grade of Brown Linen
at ...... 23c