THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1906.
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THEATRICAL.
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ACADEMY CALENDAR.
Tonight. Ffnnegan's BaB.
Friday Night Joseph and Win,
Jefferson.
Saturday Night: Sergeant Kitty.
Monday Night Little Duchess.
COMMENTS FROM THE
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
"Finucgan's Ball."
The :peal musical comedy success
will be presented here tonight at
the Academy. This clever comedy
which has bean re-written and
brought up to date is the season's
greatest success. It played four
months in New York city at the 14th
Streat Theatre. It is composed of
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renders the food remarkable both for its fine
flavor and healthfulness.
No alum, no phosphate which are the
principal elements of the so-called cheap
baking powders -and which are derived
from bones, rock and sulphuric acid.
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ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to an
nounce to the public that I will
about the middle of September;
remove my barber shop from the
Holleman to ttle Henry building,
next to Mr. James I. Johnson's
Drug Store, where you will find
me In an up-to-date barber shop.
ThaaktaK you for your past favors
and asking a Continuance of same,
I am, respectfully yours, Maurice
Watts;
FORMAL OPENING OF
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AUTUMN MILLINERY
FOB RENT Desirable rooms at
117 hk Fayettevllle street. Water
and lights frnlshed. Inquire on
second floor at same number.
PIGS FOR SALE One dozen nice
English Berkshire Pigs for sale.
Eight' weeks old. Four dollars
each at farm. One dollar added
for Crating and shipping. John
C. Drewry.
Finnegan's Ball Company.
bright vocal and musical numbers.
The costumes are gorgt s and the
show girls are said to be a bevy of
New York and Boston girls, who are
noted for their beauty. The seats
will be on sale as usual and will be
limited to six to each person.
Jefferson's.
To quote an old saw "The play's
the thing," but the actor whila not
perhaps primeval is a very important
factor and can either make or mar a
pretentious performance. With this
in view Joseph and William W. Jef
ferson, always noted for their excel
lent supporting casts, have this sea
son outdone themselves and for
"Playing the Game" the new modern
comedy which Cleveland Moffett and
Hartley Davis have especially writ-
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Anderson vs. AVilkins, Wilson, af
firmed. Woodard vs. Milling Co., Edgecombe,
affirmed.
Harrell vs. Webb Edgecombe, dis
missed under rule seventeen.
Only Presumptive Evidence.
A case which settles for the first
time in this state an important point of
insurance law is Duffy vs. Insurance
Co., from Craveii. The plaintiff held
a policy in the Fidelity Mutual Life
Company and it was cancelled for non
payment of premiums. Duffy brought
suit against the company for pre
miums paid on the ground that he re
ceived no notice from the company of
the premiums on which forfeiture was
entered being due. The company has
a by law that the mailing of notice
to the policyholder shall be proof of
notice to the policyholder. The court
holds that this record of mailing notice
can only be presumptive evidence of
notice served on the old principle of
law that any bylaw which attempts to
limit the right to sue in court is void.
Docket For Next Week.
Sixth district appeals will be called
next Tuesday, October 2, in the fol
lowing order:
Hcartt v. Poll.
Jones v. Telegraph Company.
Hicks v. Hicks.
Railway Company v. Olive.
Knott v. Railroad Companq.
Hughes v. Cheatham.
Dewey v. Railroad.
Edgerton v. Games.
Brown v. Southerland.
Keel v. Construction Company.
Jackson v. Neuse River Mills.
Betts v. City of Raleigh.
Ellis v. Mitchell.
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American League.
Detr. it 6: New York 5.
Cleveland 5: Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 3; Boston 2.
St. Louis 5; Washington 4.
National League.
Chicago 1; Brooklyn 0.
Philadelphia 4; Pittsburg 3.
lio;:ton 4: St. Lou's 3.
New York 2; Cincinati 1.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them.
Doan's Ointment cures itching,
bleeding or protruding pilas after
years of suffering. At any drug
store.
Joseph Jefferson, in "Playing the
Game."
ten for the Messrs. Jefferson it's
claimed have engaged a company
that cannot ba surpassed for excel
lence. A mass of scenery is used in
this production, painted by the fam
ous artist Ernest Albert and the pro
duction in its entirety will be seen
at the Acadsmy on Friday night.
Sergeant Kitty.
A comic opera to be a real opera
must have good music clever book
and a strong cast of principals as
sisted by a chorus that is made up
of singers. All of this and more is
to be found in "Sergeant Kitty,"
which will be at the Academy Satur
day for matinee and night.
Miss Helen Byron heads the com
pany and James McElhern is the
principal fun maker, while thare are
many others in the long list.
SEVENTEEN OPINIONS.
Delivered by the Supreme Court Yes
terday Docket For Next Week.
Seventeen opinions were delivered
this evening by the supreme court as
follows:
Craddock vs. Barnes, from Washing
ton, new trial.
Tiner vs. Barnes, Northampton
county, affirmed.
State vs. Carrawan, Craven, no er
ror. Duffy vs. Insurance Co., Craven, af
firmed.; Ives vs. Railroad, Craven, affirmed.
Ruffin vs. Railroad, Carteret, af
firmed, H,tate vs. Burnett, Vance, no error.
State vs. Scott, Franklin, no error.
Bunn v. Brasswell, Nash, petition
to reheri- Dismissed.
GrllBn vs. Bobbins, Nash, modified
and affirmed.
Arlington vs. Arrington, Vance, af
firmed, ,
Harrison vs. Stlckney, the court be
ing evenly divided (Connor, J., not
sitting) judgment below Is affirmed.
Card vs. Finch, Franklin, affirmed.
Barton vs. Belvin, Vance, affirmed.
Jumped Before An Engine.
(Special to the Evening Times)
Salisbury, N. C, Sept. 25. Chas.
B. Adams, a well-dressed tobaccon
ist of Danville, Va., committed sui
cide this morning at Spencer by
jumping in front of an engine. To
a number qf persons he declared he
was tired of life. He failed in the
first attempt because the engine
stopped before he was struck. Later
he found a rapidly moving switch
engine and it backed over him,
mangling his legs and body.
Adams came to Salisbury last
night. He appeared t obe demented
and was arrested, later released up
on promise to leave. A friend iden
tified him as a prominent tobacco
man of Danville. As he leaped in
front of the locomotive he was heard
to exclaim, "Tell my people in Dan
ville I will meet them in Heaven."
Adams was 33, and spent several
months in Timmonsville, S. C. The
remains were sent there.
(By the. Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 26. Forecast for
North Carolina for tonight and Thurs
day: Rain and warmer tonight; Thurs
day rain, warmer in east portion; fresh
coming east.
The high pressure area in the north
east has moved slowly eastward. The
barometer is low over the upper lake
region and over the gulf. These are
causing higher temperatures through
out the northern states east of the mls
slssippi, and rains in the southeastern
states. An area of high barometer,
with a cool wave, has moved eastward
from the extreme northwest and this
morning overlies Montana and the Da
kotas. Frost is reported from Miles
City. Mont., and Bismarck. N. D. The
following heavy rains occurred in the
Cotton Belt during the past 24 hours:
New Orleans, 4,10; Vlcksburg, 1.48;
Sh-eveport, 1.12; Brownsville, Tenn.,
1.50; Dyersburg, Tenn., 1.60; Brinkley,
Ark., 2.26; Forrest City, Ark., 2.52;
Newport, Ark., 2.00; Paris. Texas., 1.52;
Monroe, La., 2.02; Brookhaven, Miss.,
2.00. The eastward movement of the
low barometer will cause rains and
warmer weather in this vicinity to
night and Thursday.
A. H. THIESSEN,
Section Director.
FOB SALE Two first-class second
hand mimeograph machines for
manifolding. Cheap. Apply at
Times office.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED RIGHT
All work guaranteed. See me and
get ray prices. Also maker of all
kinds of Rubber Stamps. W. T.
Terry, 210 Fayettevllle street.
Wc Announce the Formal "First View Days" of the
Fall and Winter Millinery for Monday and
Tuesday of Next Week, October 1st
and 2nd, 1906.
Our leadership in Millinery perfectly well recognized in all this section by hun
dreds of the most fashionable ladies of the State was never better shown than in
this display. We expect you to judge us by it ,and have prepared it accordingly.
We name Mondav andTuesdav as the davs so tha, t Taachnra
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the various institutions of learning may attend.
LOST Friday morning, Gold
Brooch, set with pearls. Liberal
reward If returned to this office.
OYSTERS Solid measure and select
oysters. Price based on quality
of stock. C. D. Arthur.
A FRIEND IN NEED, A FRIEND
Indeed Puckett's Foot Ease. At
Drug Stores.
Pl'CliETT'S FOOT EASE relieves
all ailment of feet. At Drug
Stores.
WANTED White woman with ex
perience wishes place as honse
kaeper, cook or general house
work. Apply, "F," care E. R.
Pace.
W. D. KING IS BACK AT HIS OLD
place, 118 East Martin street.
THE SEASON IS II Kit 10 WHEN
you are more dependent upon
your groceryinan. Summer fur
nished you an abundance of vege
tables, now you'll have to resort
to the more substantial eatables.
My stock is brimfull of the choic
est canned goods, hams, breakfast
bacon and all the popular delica
cles for the three meals of the
day. Swiftest delivery in town
George S. Terrell.
NIGHT SCHOOL BOOK
keeping, Shorthand,
Typewriting ,etc, ouly $ 1
per month. Draughon's
Practical Business Col
lege, C & F. Bank Build
ing. Interstate 'Phone
570. Call, phone or write
for catalog. It will con
vince yoxi that Draughon's
is the best.
NO USE TO GO HUNGRY,
Upchureh & Lesson will be
ready to serve you after
Thursday, the 27th, with
Fresh Meats Pork, Pure
Pork Sausage; Fresh Oys
ters, Etc. The choicest of
everything at reasonable
prices. Upchureh & Les
son, 125 E. Martin. Do
not forget Lesson's Saus
age is the best.
EARLY FALL STYLES.
There will be an exhibition of the
newest styles in French Felt, Iicavcr,
Velvet, Moire Silk and Stitched Cloth,
Tailor-made Hats. New Fall nnd
Winter Styles for Misses nnd Chil
dren. New Tailored Hats in the leading
Autumn Tints and Color effects for
street wear are now on display. The
moderation in prices is an interesting
point for buyers $2.00, $3.00 anil
$4.00.
New things in Fall Millinery. New
Shapes, Ribbons, Feathers and Orna
mental Trimmings. Our work room
force is now available for the quick
execution of your orders. No delays.
LADIES' LACE VEILS.
We are now displaying a beautiful
line of Novelty Veilings in new
Meshes, Tuxedos, ChilTons, Plain
Striped and Dotted. Net Veils of all
kinds and colors, 25, 50 and. . . . 7.V.
PLAID RIBIIONS FOR BELTS.
New Scotch Plaid Ribbons and Rib
bons in Roman Stripes for Belts, 2.",
40 and 50c.
THE COAT SUIT DEPARTMENT.
The new Fall and Winter Suits,
Coats, Cloaks, Rain Coats, Waists,
Skirls and Jackets. Silk and Mercer
ized PetticOatS, Etc. Misses' and
Children's School Coats and Wraps
are being received and placed on Im
mediate sale. Double stamps given
on all these tomorrow.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND RAIN COATS
The first showing of the new Au
tumn styles. Short and long Coats in
fashionable materials. Rough and
smooth effects. Fancy, plain weaves
or plain colors, $6.30 $8.00 and
. . $10.00
Stylish Rnin Coats Semi-Dress
after all the most useful Coat worn.
$10.00, $12.50, $13.00 to $25.00.
CHILDREN'S. SCHOOL COATS.
Misses' and Children's Coats in full
or half lengths loose and tight fit
ting. Fnucy mixtures, shaded Plaids
und plain Fall colors, $2.50, $8.00
and $5.00
NEW DRESS PLAIDS.
Scotch Plaids in rich color combi
nations for Waists 50c.
Shadow Checks, Invisible and Hair
line Checks. New shades in Grey 75c
New wide cloth in rich Autumn
Plaids up to $2.00
NEW FALL DRESS TRIMMINGS.
New Braids and Persian Bands and
Edgings, 10, 15, 25 and 50c.
Dress trimming Buttons in Silk,
Crochet and fancy Pearl all colors,
10, 12 1-2 and ise.
LADIES' MOCHA GLOVES.
Ladies' genuine Egyptian Mocha
Gloves with Metal Clasps for shop
ping, driving or general utility
Browns, Greys and ..lack $1.00
SIXTEEN BUTTON GLACE KID
GLOVES.
Glace Kid Gloves, Mosquctaircs,
wrinkling over the arm. Just quite
the thing. New shades of Tan; also
BInck $3.50
FEATHER BOAS.
Dame Fashion calls into requisition
Feather Boas again. They are
stylish, showy and comfortable. These
we have in Coque, Ostrich Feathers
and Marihou $3.00 to $7.50
NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
We offer special bargains in Valen
ciennes Laces in new and rare pat
terns, 5, 7 1-2 nnd 10c.
Torchon Lares in Edgings and In
sertings to match various widths,
7 1-2, 10 and 12 l-2c.
Nainsook and Cambric Edgings and
Insertions, elegant patterns, all
widths, running the full scale of
prices, 5, 7 1-2 to 35c.
n . v Til-., .'n' rr - mnn
best fish on the market at 15c. per
bunch. Fresh lots received daily.
W. D. King, 116 East Martin St.
FOR RESIT Three rooms with bath,
lights and furnace heat. For in
formation apply 30 Boylan Ave.
JUST RECEIVED N. C. HAMS AND
Sides, at T. L. McCullers & Co.
Send in your subscription now to
The Evening Times and receive the
old rates of $4. CO net Tear.
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LISKS,
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Bakes Bread Beauti
fully. Roasts Meat, Game
and Poultry with
out loss of any nu
tricious qua titles,
and makes them the
more easily, digested
The J. D. Riggarv Co.
SHRIMPS, OYSTERS AND EVERY
variety of seasonable fish received
daily. C. D. Arthur.
MAKE WALKING EASY PUCK-
ett's Foot Ease. At Drug Stores.
FALL IS HEBE, WHEN
your Meat bills will in
crease. But why not get
the best Fresli Meats?
Costs you no more.
Schwartz has established
himself here and made his
business famous by always
selling the very best Meats.
Prompt delivery. J.
Schwartz.
AVOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! ALL
kinds, in any shape. A. A. Phil
lips, Raleigh 'Phone 126, Inter
state 'Phone 342.
NEW ARRIVALS HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT.
20 and 30c. Packages Seeded Raisins, 15c. pound,
two pound for 25c.
Large Prunes, 15c. pound, two pounds for 25c.
Heinz Preserves, five pound jars, $1.00 to $1.50
per jar.
Sweet and Sour Pickle.
Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
ALL 'PHONES. --:-
D. T. JOHNSON SL SON
18 EAST HARGETT STREET.
THE FAMOUS
SANITOL
PREPARATIONS.
Are on sole at this store. In
cluding Sanitol Liquid Antisep
tic, Sanitol Tooth Powder, Sani
tol Tooth Paste, Sanitol Tooth
Brush, and everything that
comes under the head of "San
itol." Drop In and let lis toll
yon abont these splendid prep
arations. HICKS9
Drug Stores
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WE ARE IN LINE!
YES, SIR! We're all lined up for Fall and Winter business and at
your service.
We're ready for the new season with everything that's good.
We've not a disappointment in store for you.
Our Suits, Overcoats, Bain Coats, Trousers, Boys' and Chil
dren's Clothing, Hats and Toggery all bear the ear marks of superior
ity. Ovir Clothes eoe Different !
We mean different from the common sort of garments you can
buy of most any clothing house most anywhere.
Then, should you come here for a Hat, a Tie, pair of Gloves, Shirt,
or any article of Toggery you'll be sure of getting the correct thing
at a fair price.
SPEAKING OF PRICES.
Our rices are always fair they're moderate and in keeping with
the quality of our wearables. We never ask "too much."
We would be pleased to "talk clothes" with you, Sir, at any time.
CROSS fSl LINEHAN COMPANY
PROMPT ATTENTION TO AIL MAIL ORDERS.
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, tsivo me a
call when you want to do justice
to the inner man. J. . Walter
Stuart, Stronach Building', corner
Wilmington and Davie streets.
FEET SORE? PUCKETT'S FOOT
Ease Is your friend. At Drug
Stores.
FOR RENT Desirable Store Rooms
In Times Building. Apply to Geo.
B. Crater.
TWO DESKS, TWO COUNTERS
and two show cases must be sold
at once. Young Hardware Co.
WANTED A live, energetic, pro
gressive and experienced druggist
to take charge as manager. One
that can eee, think, hear and act.
Bobbitt-VVynno Drug Co.
WANTED To buy old bureaus and
wash stands of every description.
Emery & Koonce, Trade Bldg.
STRAYED FROM MY HOME SAT-
urday night Bay Mare; mark on
left hip "O 8." Reward for Infor
mation leading to recovery of the
nuimal.
Street.
H. E. Llgon, 721 S. West
Hi, Wear, Style, Comfort, Value.
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A. B. STRONACH COMPANY
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THE NEW SHOES:
Our Shoe buyer can come as near giving you all of
these as it is possible to do.
The new Shoes are here and we know that we can
give the best values possible for the money.
Boy's and Misses' Dress Shoes.
Old Ladies' Shoes, all styles.
Ladies' Dress and Walking Shoes.
Men's Shoes for wear only.
A. R STRONACH CO.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
FA YETTE VILLE STREET and WILMINGTON STREET.
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