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Mr A f !ul)'r and (lnldrvii
til in IMitkhurR. 1 hi morning
in Unit 1 ill mis nod ieUui-
Mix (Ii-rtrude Fowlrr. "f ("hat
liitir. uriivd this mornlUK 10 aiicnd
KiliK'k BiiHlnewi Cnlli'Re
Mrs Wllllum H I';n- ni to
Ni'iiw mid Wnk Fori si this nimnliiK
to lslt frl'iidn und rcltl-t
Miss Sadie Urllut" hitn
returned
from ltix'1 y Mount. hi-rf sh
Flad'
horn vIslttnK Irluiids and ri'latlws
MIsf Christine Hrxhot- h.m gone to
'liait'l Hill, where slip will ho tin
Kurst of Miss MargHrrt Alexander.
Mr. .1. ThIIov and ife.ho
have iK-i'ii visltlnK relatives, return
ed to their home ut Sunford to-day.
.Miss Ueasje Lillian SXyorl of
Fairfield. Is vl.JtlnR in the Mly. the
guest of Misses BeRsie and Fcarl
Guthrie.
Mrs. K. I. Bliiek, of Littleton, who
rame up to attend the funeral of Mr.
William Black, returned this morii-
Miss Mattie A. Hisgs will open
her day school and music school Fri
day, September Sth, at 4 17 North
Blount street.
'J ri .
Mrs. T. S. Simpson, of Winston
Salem, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. K. B. Roberts, return
ed home to-day.
Miss Fredericke .Tonkins, who has
been visiting at the borne of Dr.
Kllgo, in Durham, returned to her
home this morning.
Miss Bessie Denton, who has been
visiting in New York for the past
three weeks, is expected in the city
to-morrow morning.
Miss Ella Duckett, who has been
visiting friends and ' relative jfigj
Orange, Va., a.id Washington, D. C,
returned home this morning.
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Mr. J. A. McGeachy and daughter,
Miss Margaret, who have been visit
ing Dr. R. S. McGeachy, returned to
their home In Robeson couhtyttit!
morning.
Miss Bessie Knox Wbodard left
this morning for Baltimore and New.
York, after which she will go to Bos
ton to resume her studies at the New
Kngland Conservatory of Music.
Miss Hattie Marks, of New Bern,
who has been in the western part of
the State spending the hot summer
months, stopped over last night with
Mrs. F. K. Ellington on her way
home.
The following young ladies arrive-
this ttiorning to attend the
Baptist .University: Miss Onaf Long
andMisii Or .WUHates, of IMoift-oe;
Misses Frances and Johnnie-Bass, of
Cuhlnghatn; Miss Gladys Cum-
October weddings
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. Do not delay longer in placing .orders for engraved Invitations,
Our fall samples represent the YVery latest shapes and forniB
v jat hare been accepted by refined and fashionable society.
i We do not follow we LEAD in originating : artistic elf ects
,. v with fine material. -. Our prltiea' are the lowest. . Send for! sam
k f V pies, which will .'" be supplied
ENaRAVlN0;C0.tiWe4ding:
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Mas. aill rwfci .! MM.
PliSOrtJy. PARAGRAPHS
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Mr JuiiiH. JoiiV hi Vi;i t9l
1 t 1 11 k Mi Will St Mm muroaJ
ibl. motiiinir 10 liU hoiM in f'etrfa
t'WIK. 11
Ml and Mis !. H Sju--:, "f MI
mlnKimi wtm havr Imii isl''n
Mit 1 M .lordan. Wit Mils morning
for Piline'on N I' '
Mr M I. Shlinuan. A-Mstn' Com
missiiMH r of ljtUir and rtintir.K ha
cone lo 1 hailotte where he will Mik
Into tin- rot ton mill interests
Mawit .lame I Johoiion returned
this niotnint: from l. m hlnnc. 'a .
whi le he wenl to attend ttie Viiiula
Stale trap shiMiiers' tournament
A iaril rerelied in this rttj h his
ft lends auiioiinees that Mr. . U
KobardH. of the 'tiens National
Hank. Ib iiendluK a lew da) at tSl.
il"1- M,nn
I Messrs K M A 1 infield and ea-
(ott Kolniison. of Hlfch I'oint, nro
sMnditiK 'he day In the elty, where
the are dlnntly Interested In the
organization of a new bank to be or
ganized at Mich Point. The rharter
was to-day Issued by the Secretary of
Stale. ' . .
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TIMELY TOWN TOPICS
-aMr. W. M. !Jim?r.' wSo" lihs
tjoeji connected with fhe Young
Hardware Company, has resigned to
iittiept a position with the Wyatt
(Jrocery Company. '
Tomorrow will be observed as
Donation Day at St. Luke's; Home
j It is hoM'd that Uie friends of that
Inulilull t mill ivuxill lha ituU niiit
llimillliiv.il nil. iMiui .iiv. VI J vuv
will remember the occasion.
Judge Purnell to-day confirmed
the report of the referee in the bank
ruptcy proceedings of Fred Wool!
cott- The judge held with the
referee that the bankrupt was not
entitled to homestead exemptions
and he was allowed only $100,
which represented the value of his
wearing apparel and other personal
effects.
If you are troubled with' your di
gestion, drink Pepsi-Cola. If you are
troubled with your appetite,- drink
I Pepsi-Cola, drink it whenever you
i please, it will not harm you. ' 5c. at
. aoda fountains. Strengtheing' too'.
Less Than One Bottle 1W1 It.
A stiff erer writes: .''Can certainly
gaji, J.hat .'Hughes' , Ton5e is the .best
chfll remedy I eVerJneard of.' Used
only part of a bottle, and used no
quinine, and it cured me." Sold by
Druggists 50c. and $1.00 bottles.
Prepared by
ROB1XSON-PETTET CO., (lac),
- - Louisville i'
WAfiT AD. COLUMN
The Times will send A. D. T.'meuen
ger, without charge, to your place
of business or residence for ad
vertisementa for the 'want column,
'"' "Phone Western Union or. primes
office. All adverflsemenU Insert-
In this column at rate of 1 cent
word, 7 words to line. No id tak
en for less than 10 cents,
FOR RENT Store No. 217 South
Warning tttte, streeOformerly ocou
pi kJF Jf. MoBie. Apply Mrs,
Florence P. Tucker. 1 1
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GE AT GEORGfi
Terrell's Friday evening 6;
tree of charge. 3. P.' STEVENS
Stationery Engravers, 47 White-
H..I . lil .
30. f
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RALEIGH PEAL ESTATE & TRUST CO.
tttu- 1
late faaviij
U-arfi la rS
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n. Taoa :. Ilr'.ai
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a( faUac Hium Collar all) l-
til MtHkdat, Srrvlf-mlT 1 1 fcwv j
kafiBf. hhnrthaitd TiiUa( ai d
Ka(tlb tiianrbe taufbt bf ani
laajt an I d mjmiXiXL rUc t
or 'bonr for our tlal low ratna
J II K1.VG. lra .
Pnllrn Illdc . K-fTaUra 81
amrKTKNT i.imtvvk'6p3H.
Un wantl at om a relia
ble U-a Hudi Prlat fchop.
. Wlnalou haU-m. N C ; .
WAXTKI a pu-H Mala 4-a.f
rapher. Mut Xm a good aroouni
ant. aeruratr nnd obr, on pra
fprred who din s not amok lar
ettea. Address In handwriting. tt
Inf ato. rtH-rinee mod aalarr rt
cctCNl, iio refi-renrea. The jol
ttoa will ! a steady. OGa with
rhaare far irmoiin. Address
Box .. KalelKh. N c'Sl 1 w
Call ax W.
!.. Harria- restaurant, j
603 RaiVrmd
mrwi, uimr uoamD
ireet. vUUun. when you want a nice
mewl. Special dining bail for wore
peopla; also have ice (or sal daily.
VAXTEI Your TyMwriter to Re
pair. We don't fix 'era so no
body else can repair them. Regu
lar ten Inch Platens air Machines
11.00. Kxpcrlenced Repair man
In Charge. If we can.'t FJWAIR
your Tiewriter. we will ylt'jyou
so, and then If you wait Hxe,
we will try to do it. TUB CAPI
TAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
!108 west 'Martin StreeJHlll.leTgh,,
N. C. -T---"
WATSON A CO., WLL .CONTINUE
the low price of photographs, during
ft
ipouib. -,of k AugustJ.11a-bin''t
50
per duaey
Y(H)I) Seasoned oak and s.iasoTie
pine put in your yard; groon oak
later. I have a fine lot of wood.
Same man in charge who lias look
ed after it for two winters. A. D.
Hunter, Cary, N. C. 25-5t
WAXTEI) Typewriters lo overhaul!
and repair. First-class work. Mod
erate prices. See us before having
it done elsewhere. We also make
Rubber Stamps. W. T. TERRY
& CO., Holemah Building. Ral
eigh Phone 4286.
IF YOU WISH DELIGHTFUL
Flour, -exceptionally fine Coffee
and the finest Hams obtainable;
'phone me your order and will Bee
that you are pleased. My business
Is to study the "wants of house
keepers am here to help the cook
make your meals a success. You'll
nearly always'flnd here plenty of
Eggs, Chickens and Butter. W B.
MANN, E. Hargett St. grocery
man. LOST Large., Imitation diamond
scarf pin,-set In gold, . lost Mon
day. Liberal reward Mf returned
to Tiroes office. -
LEARN TELEGRAPHY and R. R.
Accounting. $50 to $100 a month
, salary assured our graduates under
twtid. Our six schools the largest
; la America -and -endorsed by all
Railroads. Write for catalogue.
Morse School of Telegraphy, Cin
cinnati, O., Buffalo, N. 't., Atlan
ta, Ga La Crosse, Wis.; Texarkanft
Tex. San Franciscb, Cal.
PEARS A postal card 'onf&r v Will ;
Tiring you nice, jflpe pears for pre
5 serving.,-'. No ,Alfad" fall;" decayed,
' or immature jpears will ho deliv
"('eredt'f. Price $.00 per ibushel.
Address T. 1VET, Cary. If. C. '
ELECTRIC 'MASSAGES MAKE YOU
feel new all over. Only place In
" town" you 'can ' get them. " ShavInK
,'iAy j.lean, genteei white barbersi
H. A. KJMBALL.f JEst liargett,
LOST! t LOST Ori Hlllsboro !
' small Gold MasonlcSlipper"; point
o pin cutr of ; reward. Return to
,George S.TprrelL , i i f' t .",
BUSLXESS ' GENTXEMAJ? "wants the
use of $50 until, December 26: will
pay $ 1.08 per -week a'tidvprinclpal
, back on that date,"- "n " 120
, East Martin street) V
ALL PORK SAUSAGE AT GEORGE
Te.Mn;V0' "
.1,
U TtUKliTK Tl .IT H4T
aaat rar ta lat-te at Tarrvti a N'
htlN tmia'if mt ttkl tMe
triiiuM. aaa Xhrm ar ir
Ha. aaa tfsaafaa4 tmntm tm ta
atari Ihaa a arv (Mtat Wl
a j4alt o4 -Asiu
Haaav" Cfr of afcWB tliW to
aiaea l-Urr famoa !"r ar
ax rMntp4 4llm) GfcORCK
8. TKRIU.U.
ltKIX I'ltlO A HIMICAL Ok.
til arna )oa fraa aaata Ha a-
trrtlar-mrat rl brl
Mill hU.K Modern " loom coMaga
iiu Nijrth lrawa atrrrt Aplj to,
A K 8 loo at Irnrll A Tbotcaa'.
aa t yon eat. alr-p or work Had
llvpr! Holllatrr Horkr Mountain
Te maka rtlb. rsl blotid. glree
trmigth and health. Curra h-s all
other fall No rur so Iiay J4
cent Tea or Tablets. H T Hicks
a Co
Until September 15th Re
duced Rates.
Uy request of many pres
ent and pros j active puests,
the season at Vado Meeum
Springs lias been extended
tmt il Septellllier 15th. This
lis the very lust season to
ot heiielits from the niine
al water. Hates reduced.
riotel Martlnliue. New York,
Broadway and 3.1d St. Most central
ly located. European plan. Modern.
Fireproof. Taylor'a Restaurant. Win.
Talor aSon. also Prnis. 81. Dtjnls
Jioiv.., New York.
326-332 Faycttcviflc Street
Our buyers are nark from New
York, where they have been buying
a nk-c line )f Hat, Millinery-, .inas
Gomls, Clothing, Iiadies' Kklrtu and
l Jackets and other articles too numer
ous to mention.
h Our Prices ar- Always Right.
NEW ARRIVALS.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Misses' Caps, latest style, 50c.
Misses' Patent Leather 3-Cornor
Hats, 50 and 60c.
Ladies' Polo Hats, O.V., $1.15,
91.50 and 2.00.
Ready-to-Wear Hats, 75c., 91.0O1
to $2.50.
HAT DEPARTMENT.
New Fall Line This Week.
Pretty line f Caps.10 to 50c.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
New line will be In this week.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT. j
Trunks, 33c. to $12.75.
Bags, 25c. to $6.00. j
All kinds and sizes at a price that 1
will please you.
LAMP DEPARTMENT.
Hall Lamps, $1.00, $1.10.
. Vase Lamps, $1.00 to $2.50.
Nice line of Glass Lamps.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 1
New line. All kinds and prices.'
, CARPET DEPARTMENT.
iiiOur new line of Carpets,, etc.,1 -are
coming in every day. :
Just in, Small Rugs, 25c
Smith's Moquetts, 05c. for $1.25
size. . . '
v? Smith's Moquetts, $2.10 for $2.50
Siie.V: -.-".''''i
v Smith's Moquetts, $3.85 for $4.00
size. - -.
Our leader $1.00 , Rug is still
ahead. " .
Art Sruares, . Cotton, $1.90 to
$4.75.
Art Squares, Wool and- Mixed,
$3.80 to $14.00. , ' "t
.Floor 'f Mlcloth, 25c. s
a, Hemu Caruet lO.. 14c. .ii' . 1 H
-Ml.tUng, 12 H - to 20c. t -i1"
Carpets, 2- iVi, 50, 57c. i wxx
iirv nonrm- depautmenitj
Big sto?k 'of fifl-, tclnd's of goodst
Next'week'.ncw linos bl'Labe iOUM
tains, Embroidery,, P" tleres. Quits,n
Towels. I1 ,A i$iH
SIIOK IIKFlHliMUVl'i i'.' .'
All kinds,'1 from iftiU' Moccasins
at lOc. pair to Meu s Shoes, size 13s.
" STOVE 'DEPARTMENT.
Too hot to talk about H.aterSi ut
they, are here when, yon want them.
- FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Our 3-Plece Iron Beds bavA mal
leable Joints and are gnavAntced 25
years $6.75, $7.00, $8.00, $0,001.
'.Iron Criha, $3.60 to $6.25. s
GUNS. ' CLOCKS. WATCfIEs
ii T4i.KfTn uirmvnt ' ''i
I ! ' r"'..'a
W4
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I
Grinklcys
OUR
A!D.SCMMi:r? HALE' Of5
Carpets and Rugs
Wtll Oc Continued Until Sept. 3
Notjt any time' hive wc rin tuch
Uruttkccpn mill rvX mlu iKU opptr
tuiv'ty. ' t
Dobbin & Ferrall
WMAAAl
Plumbing, Hot Wnlcr
ling. Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty.
VV. A. STUNKEL & CO.,
Will Open Sept 4th. t No. 13
Phonei: Inttr-Statc; 576; BtH
Given to
No substitute as good. The most 'exhilirating and ab
solutely the most beneficial Summer Drink obtainable.
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT.
Tones you up makes you feel good all over.
Does not injure the stomach. m r ;
At all first-class fountains everywhere in the " land.
Also in botUes. t; - .r . ; :
Learn Yqur
Save
By opening a Bank Account with us. Did you ever stop tot think
that a boy at the age of 10, depositing $1 a Week In tMa'ban'c
will have enough ctpltal at the age of 20 to start In business.
WE CHEERFULLY, PAY t .,
INTEREST TO OUR DEPOSITORS
If money Is left in our keeping lufllclent lime to earn U. Lest
you forget, open an account with its this week and watch how easy .
H is to save.
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INVESTMENT , ' (Jjinn
CERTIFICATES M'lvJW,
, FOR SALE BY' THE , ; t f ' '
Mechanics encl
Irvvestors Uriiorv.
T5he
Owing to unusual demand for money for
the erection of dwellings .the company :. will
;v , place on sale at, $92.00 Twenty-five -J . -
FULL-PAID TENYEAR' COUPON CER
TIFICATES $100.00.
f 'At thisvprice it gives a net 6 per cent. inVest
.. ;ment . secured. ;by Real" Estate Mortgages. - ; .
!Por particulars address ' ' , ;
, ; ; . GEORGE ALLEN. Secretary,-' Haleigh..
; THE BINGHAM SCHOOL ;
Catalogue very fufl.: MILITARY. Area b patronage widest In the
South. Refusing pupils instead of enlarging accommodations. $180 pet
Half Term. COU.R. BINGHAM, Supt., R. F. D. Asheville, N. G .
1 9031
1906
lUta Year
OAK CITY -
PRESSING, CLUB.,- :-
lO.Wlartitt.Street.
BESTiINcTHe'cITY.
Gleanmff,ii altering i and
repairiiir' 'atl y "done
Ladies Garments a Specialty,
'Phones--Rcll, ,011 ; Interstate, '530,
Hubbard Bros. Co.
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW, YORK.
MUlrRTT!RS CiV Kav York Totton Kr-
change, Jew Orleans Cotton Ex-
chjinge. Asoclate Members . Liver
pool' Cotton ' Asoclatlon.
p'A DERS .SOLICITED For s the pur-
'1 hase nJ of c"ton for lutu,rs
i. 'f 'Correspondence, invited.
Heating. .Steam ru
W.' HtrjcU St. RIti &K N. C
IS0L Pcrwiul Attention
All WorK. , i :.
There's Only
. .ONEh
PEPSI-COLA
Children ,to 1
Money
-.ffe:'.'i
.When - in' need of
' SEWING. '
v MACHINE
v OR PARTS
,'. , ; Call on
' ' y R.. L. GREEN, ;,
V:Nol 11 W, Hargett St
' Bell 'Phone .1501.""
- v, Raleigh 'Phone 1185, V ,
( if xou wisni "
A cool T shave, , a first-class hair cut
or a scalp cleaning shampoo call at
C M. Hnkcr's New Burlier shop, No.
221 South Wilmington street. Prices,
as reasonabl as . Is consistent with
go? orlc- -
MONEY TO LOAN
1
, On Real or Personal Security (n '
JWake jCoahty. c f', ,'
y , rNTAaUfc .
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