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(THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1906.
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By theAssoclated Press.)
WashllifHWl Aug. 27.-rForecast for
North Carolina for tonight and Tues
day: Showers and cooler tonight; Tues
day fair in west, showers in east por
tion; fresh west to northwest winds.
The barometric pressure Is low
oast of the Mississippi River, with
the center over northern New York,
where it has moved from the Miss
issippi valley. In consequence of
thjs movement the temperature has
fallen In the region extending Iron
the Rockies to the Appalachian
Mountains. In the west the pressure
Is high with center over Kansas. A.
low is appearing over the Canadian
boundary at Montana; the pressure
still persists low in the southwest.
Rain has been general during lhe
past twenty-four hours east of the
Mississippi, a so In Texas, Arizona,
Louisiana and Arkansas. The fol
lowing heavy precipitation, In inches,
has been reported : Charleston, 1.68;
Washington, Ga., 1.52; Greensboro,
N. C, 1.54; Jupiter, Pla., 1.22. East
of the Mississippi the skies are
cloudy, while west of this river the
weather is generally clear. The ba
rometric conditions indicate showers
tonight, in this vicinity with cooler
temperature, which wil lbe caused by
the advance of a high pressure area
toward this section. There will be
showers on Tuesday.
A. H. THIESSEN,
Section Director.
WANT 4D. COLUMN
MISS EBIE ROBERTS ANNOUNCES
the reopening of her music school
at her residence on South Person
street on Saturday, September 15,
1906. Bell 'phone 357. Burrows
Course of Music.
WANTED AT ONCE A BOY THAT
is industrious and wanting to learn
Pharmacy. No cigarette smoker.
Address Prescription, care this office.
EVERYTHING IN THE YOUNG
Hardware Company must be sold
at once, regardless of cost.
WANT AD. COLUfflff
FOR RENT STORE ON EAST
Martin street, occupied by Young
Hardware Company. Cannot be
used as grocery or hardware store
Apply to Ernest Haywood, Attor
Absoluteley the most Per
fect Products of the Gar
den and Field. With the
coming up of the Sun
you'l find our Wagon the
first on the right as you en
ter the Market, loaded
with the choicest variety
of Vegetables on the mar
ket. We deliver promptly
to all parts of the city.
Moore & Son.
WANT AD. COLUMN WANT AD. COLUMN
FOR RENT Desirable Store Rooms
in Times Building. Apply to Geo.
B. Crater.
FOR RENT Two handsomely fur
nished bed rooms, with bath at
tached, hot and cold water. De
sirable location. Mrs. J. Levin,
411 W. Hargett St.
MR. EGERTOX LEAVES.
Popular Manager ' Western Union
Office Here Going to Asliovillc.
Manager J. A. Egerton of the
Western I'nion Telegraph office here
has sent in his resignation to take
effect September 20. He has ac
cepted a position as assistant to the
manager of the wholesale grocery
business of Slayden, Fakes & Co.
of Asheville, and expects to leav?
for that city with his family about
the middle or latter part of Sep
tember. Mr. Egerton has been in Raleigh
15 years this fall, and his friends
are almost as many as if he were a
natUe of the city. There will be
much regret at the departure of him
self and his charming family from
Raleigh. As manager of the tele
graph office here he has always
striven to please the patrons of the
company, who appreciated his good
work. Mr. Egerton is a native of
Warrenton and was formerly in the
mercantile business.
OLD SHINGLES FOR SALE at Fair
Grounds; 25c. load. Apply to
Gaston Stafford, keeper of grounds
also call 4S9 Interstate.
YOU CAN PREVENT CONSUMP-
Hon by timely use of Vick's Yel
low Pine Tar Cough Syrup, it
cures. 25c. at Pescud's.
EVERYONE WHO HAS used them,
sings praises of Vick's Remedies.
CLEAR YOUR SYSTEM OF RAD
blood, which causes sores and fe
ver, with Vick's Tar Heel Sarsa
parilla. 50c. at Pescud's.
FOR SALE 50 $.-) SHARES RAL-
eigh Telephone Stock at $30 per
share. C. C. McDonald.
GENTLE READERS If you will
visit my Tailoring Parlors you will
be surprised at your own aston
ishment. For I am displaying ex
actly 410 of the Handsomest and
Nobbiest patterns of Woolens ever
shown in this city. The concern
that I represent most assuredly
does do Jamb up good tailoring
and puts the style to you "till you
feel it" after I take your meas
ure and put my critical eye upon
your manly form and jot down my
observations on the back of the
measure blank. Have the gar
ments made. You put your dear
self into them. You will not only
look swell, but you will "tote of
the day." Call and see me. I
will be so glad to welcome you.
Bob Haynes, The Hammerless
Tailor, 313 Fayetteville street,
over Woollcott's.
NOTICE M. M. T. Inscore vs. Wil
liam Inscore. To the defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
plainHff has brought an action
against you for absolute divorce;
and to appear and answer or de
mur to the complaint during the
next term of Wake Superior Court,
which begins on September 24,
1906, and continues for two weeks.
This 16th August, M06. Wm. M.
Russ, Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE Priscilla Taylor vs. Alonzo
Taylor. To the defendant, Alonzo
Taylor: You are hereby notified
that the plaintiff has brought an
action against you for absolute di
vorce; and to appear and answer
or demur to the complaint during
the next, September, term of
Wake Superior Court, which be
gins on September 24, 1906, and
continue two" weeks. This 16th
August, 1906. Wm. M. Russ,
Clerk Superior Court.
FEET SORE? PUCKETT'S FOOT
Ease is your friend. At Drug
Stores.
If you want now or think you will want in the near
future ,i
The name Schwartz stands
for all that is best in Fresh
Meats. If 'it comes from
Schwartz's you may know
it is the best on the mar
ket. It is a rare thing
Schwartz's patrons arc
disappointed in what he
sends them. J. Schwartz.
PUCKETT'S FOOT EASE relieves
all ailment of feet. At Drug
Stores.
WANTED ONE OK TWO UNFl'R
nished rooms with or without
board for man, wife and child. Ad
dress W, care Evening Times.
FOR RENT HOUSE WITH 11
rooms with Bath and Electric
Lights; suitable for boarder.-,.
Possession given November 1.
Apply to Mrs. W. 12. Foster, 118
N. McDowell Street.
STUART'S FIRST CLASS RESTAU-
rant, open night and day. I have
this day opened to the public a
restaurant which I will conduct in
such a manner as to win the pat
ronage of the people. Give mo a
call when you want to do justice
to tho inner man. J. Walter
Stuart, Stronach Building, corner
Wilmington and Davie streets.
A FRIEND IN NEED, A FRIEND
indeed Puckett's Foot Ease. At
Drug Stores.
FOR RENT Desirable six-room
house with stables, three blocks
of capltol. Apply, Mrs. F. P.
a m. y if
a mice nome
THEN BUY ONE OF THOSE
NICE SHADY BUILDING LOTS
ON FARE OR ASH AVENUES
out Hillsboro streot, just bevond St. Mary's, short dis
tance from the street cars and in direct line of the city's I
most certain development. '
Only a few more of the choicest Lots left. Apply at
once to j
PARK AVENUE LAND COMPANY
OR
J. M. BROUGHTON & CO.
Real Estate Agents
BARGAIN BALE 75-year-old side-i
board, 1 gas stove, 2 heaters; all
in iirst-class condition. "J." care
Times,
LADIES "CEL-RI-NOL" kills all
pain; safe and sure. Postpaid,
2oc. Simmons Drug Co., Graham.
N. C.
FOR SALE 50 $30 SHARES RAL-
eigh Telephone Stock at ?30 per
share. C. C. McDonald. .
MISS MATT1E A. HIGGS announces
the reopening of her primary day
school and music school at 417
North Blount street, Raleigh, N.
C on Monday, September 17, 1900.
Run-owes course of Music Study,
Kindergarten and Primary and j
Fletcher Music Methods. Belli
'phone 142.,
wed & sat tf
ANNOUNCEMENT 1 wish to an-j
nounce to the. public that I will !
about the middle of September j
remove my barber .shop from the
Hollemnn to the Henry building,
next to Mr. James I. Johnson's
Drug Store, where you will find
me in an up-to-date barber shop.
Thanking you for your past favors
and asking a continuance of same.
1 am, respectfully yours, Maurice
Watts.
fucker.
WANTED A hustler to take charge
and run Gasoline Wood Saw
Thos. Mlal.
IF VOl' NEED A PLEASANT, SURE
Tonic, take Vick's Wine of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites.
$1.00 at Pescud's.
ATTEND THE VOI NG HARDWARE
Company auction at S o'clock tonight.
MIDDLE AGED CAPITALIST,
lonesome, desires companionship
of loving wife. Rich or poor makes
no difference. Write Box 425, St.
Joseph, Michigan.
ATTEND THE YOUNG HARDWARE
Company auction a l $ o'clock tonight.
MAKE WALKING EASY PUCK-
ett's Foot Ease. At Drug Stores.
TOO HOT TO GO TO THE MARKET
and then it is not necessary for
you to worry yourself in looking
up something desirable for your
meals. Leave it to Terrell. Be
come a patron of his and he will
plan the three meals of the day
for you. 'Phone Terrell your
troubles. An excellent variety of
groceries, etc., always available at
reasonable prices. G. S. Terrell.
FOR RENT Desirable rooms at
117 V Fayetteville street. Water
and lights frnished. Inquire on
second floor at same number.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES Posi
tion to teach school in a family
this winter. Address "Teacher,"
care Raleigh Evening Times.
' 1 ' j i
All Kinds of Spices for Pickling
PURE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR
FOR TABLE USE AND PICKLING, tfoc. PER GALLON.
HEINZ WHITE WINE VINEGAR,
MAD EJCPRI.SSLY FOR PICKLING, 35c. PER GALON.
ALL 'PHONES.
D. T. JOHNSON & SON
lrf EAST HARGETT STREET.
AT PRICES FOR QUICK SELLING.
FOURTEEN LADIES DRESS HATS.
A. B. STRONACH COMPANY
CLEARING SALE PRICES.
$2.00 to $2.50 for $2.50 to $8.50 values.
Newest styles in Ladies' Kid Glaze Kid and Par
ent Leather Gibson Ties, Oxfords and Bluclierettcs,
Sizes 2 1-2 to 5.
QUICK SELLING PRICES.
Misses and Children's Ties, Sandals and Slippers
at your price.
Six Lawn Waists.
Two Linen Suits, Two White Lawn Suits, Four
Linene Skirts.
Headquarters for Trunks, Suit Casos, Hand Bags
at Popular Prices.
A. B. STRONACH CO.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET and WILMINGTON STREET.
AN
OVERCOAT OR SUIT OF STYLISH CLOTHES
FAR UNDER COST OF MAKING.
r
Cold weather will be here almost before you know it, at which time you'll have to supply
your wardrobe with the necessary apparel to keep comfortable. No use waiting to
buy yourcold w eather garments until you are driven to it and then pay two
prices. Make your selections to-day at the
BIG FIRE SALE AND SAVE FROM ONE-THIRD TO A HALF
Profit on the Goods has no consideration. You may choose here the remaining days of the sale far under the cost
of productionaway below the cost of manufacture. The cheaper grades are gonethe better class of
GOODS REMAIN.
CLOTHING MADE BY THE WORLD'S FOREMOST MANUFACTURES ARE IN THE SALE.
As previously announced nothing has been reserjptf but every garment must go by September 1st,
This is a sale without a precedent, a bargain-event without an equal, no price-cutting on reputable goods has ever
attracted like attention, because the offerings are genuine, no mere make-beliefs.
LEE & BROUGHTON
209 Fayetteville Street