0( IVE it, food that will not irritate or'
' "."retard the performance of its natural
functions: cad lt.will reciprocate m a way ..
agreeable and comtortlnff. " - ' j -v'
No single ingredient, contributes so
. largely toward wholesome, nourishing,
agreeable food as Royal Baking Powjdeiv
,:j,Royal Baking Powder's active ingrc-,
dicnt, Grape Cream "of Tartar, is the
; mdst healthful of the fruit products. : v
: This is why Royal Baking Powder
makes the food finer, lighter, more appe-
tizing and anti-dyspeptic, a friend Xo the
stomach and good health. ' '', v
V lzitztlsn Eaking Pudsrs Ccsfain Alra .
"The use of alum and salts of alumina in ,
food should be PROHIBITED. The con
stant use of alum compounds exerts a .
deleterious effect upon the digestive
. -' organs and an irritation of the internal
organs after absorption.
' "EDWARD S WOOD, M. D.
' r'l ' ,' ' x "Professor of Chemistry
. "Harvard Medical School, Boston."
's ,, BOYAI. SKINO KJWOMCO., NEW VORK ' , '. -
W rrr sjittpi rttfnom
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(By Leased Wire to The Times. V
Washington. D. C. March : 2R. Fore-
hours to 8 p. tn., Friday: ' Partly
- cloudy tonight and Friday. ' ;;-:
' The low pressure area central yester
.,. day over Lake Michigan now lies cen
tral north ot New York; Its eastward
movement was attended by rains along
' the lakes and In New England; there
was av thunderstorm at Oswego, where
a marked rise In temperature has been
reported. On the eastern elope of the
Rocky Mountains the pressure has
: fallen, and .centers of depression lie
over the western; Kansas and . Okla
1 homa, and over Canada north of Mon
; tana. . The first mentioned depression
.... has -caused some Tain In the central
. portion of the country, and a rise In
temperature In Kansas, Oklahoma,
and northern Texas. Over the Pacific
r coast states the pressure Is rietng. and
low temperatures have resulted In the
' interior; at Los Angeles and Phoenix
frosts were reported. In the south
-warm temperatures prevail, with part
! ly cloudy weather east of the Missis
sippi river, and cloudy west of this
, river. The indications are that the
, pressure will fall causing partly
r feloudy weather in this vicinity tonight
' and Friday. ' .
;a. h. thiessej,
Section Director.
.TO MORE DANDRCFF. .
; Newhro's Herpicide ' ; Destroys the
- Pestiferous , Cause of Annoying
, . Dandraff.
. Does your head , itch ? Is your
: loat or dress full of white flakes after
: dressing your hair? t That's the ef
fect of dandruff. Is your hair thla
ningT Are yon - beginning . to get
bald In spots? Are yon already, in
fact, rapidly, becoming bald? s; If so,'
that is the: effect of a . measly little
. parasite that burrows In at the root
: of the hair, and throws up the "sculp
. In dandruff and eats off the hair at
the root., Science's latest discovery
; Is a destroyer! of Khat .'piatlferous
; germ.: That destroyer is contained
In no other hair preparation on earth
but Newhro's Herpicide. i Try H, d
be convinced. A delightful dressing.
Sold by leading druggists.; Ssnd 10.
. In stamps for aamplsjto .The Herpi
cide Co., Detroit,- Mich. .--.(
. Two gUes, 11.00 and fcOe. ' t1 v"
, Henry , T.. flck Sc -Co. - Special
Agents. ' i - vi -
BAPTISTS MEET '":v"
w ;AT H'CTJLLEES
The union meeting of the Raleigh
Association will - convene with : the
Baptist Church at McCuIlers on Sat
urday and Sunday morning, March
30th and 31st, at ; 30 o'clock. Those
-wishing to go from - Raleigh by rail
can leave Raleigh at 8 o'clock in the
morning, arriving at McCulLV at
8:55; also return, leaving McCuIlers
at 5 in the evening. -' :
It is earnestly hoped that all
churches will be represented - from
the banning. : - :,'..
On Puturday at 11 o'clock a ser
mon by Rev. J. C. Massee, pastor of
the ItnptlBt Tabermii'le Church, will
lie preached. .
l.v. J., S. Hagwood is moderator
cf i'-e meeting. ,
"nin
-1
BAND CONCERT ON
- EASTER MONDAY
It Js generally" known throughout
this part of the state that the Third
North Carolina Regiment Band has
become a thriving muBical organiza
tion. That Its . thirty-seven mem
bers are business men and students
ot, Raleigh, comprising an array of
local, talent difficult to surpass. Is a
matter of pride to the entire city.
The band Is not quite two years old
at present, but during the time that
it has been in existence has been
favored with marked success.
The government provides for only
twenty eight men in each of the
national guard bands, but any band
may uss as many men -as desired In
its engagements provided -the gov
eminent Is t put 'to no. expense for
their equipment' 'Instruments and
uniforms for twanty-elght men are
furnished free of charge,' each mem
ber being responsible for. big' equip
ment as long a he Is connected with
the band. ' ;
The names of the players of the
Third Regiment Band, t located at
Raleigh, are given below, These gen
tlemen, are; due- whatever credit the
band deserves for what It has done.
' -Officer In 1 Charge Capt, - W. F,
Moody, of Co. Bard Infantry.
; DlrectoMw-Gusta Hagedoxa. :
Cornets -W. D. Simpson John W.
Cheek, J. E. Sawyer, D. Thomas.
Clarinets A.' J. Jackson, F. A.
Brinlg, Chasj . Hart. W. H. Brewer,
H. S. Battle, I O Lougee, L. R.
Smith, R. I. Barnes.
f:s Picoio and Flute Q. N. Good no
and Robert Harrison. .
- Oboe D. 1" Hatch. 4
Trombones F. Vv Birthright, 8.
W. Bagley. i: H.- Parker, . F.
Hatch. , ,.,',', ' " v A, A
' Alto Horns F. S. Linton, J. E.
Thlem, Wi Goodwin, H. O. Clark,
George Riddle.
Saxophones T.A, Parker, Harry
iAcy. i -
.Baritones A. J. Thomas, '- James
3. Thomas, Jr.. i ' - '
Tubas W. 8. Thomas, John E.
Ray; Jr.' U i
; ; Helicon C..-R. Peebles.
Drums -H." J. Perry, Jno. A. Park.
. Anvils J., V. .Hgham. N ' ,
"'. Drum Major Baxter Durham. ;
: , Ths band gives Us next Raleigh
concert on the night of Easter Mon
day la the 'Academy Of Music, ' ,
Saved, Her Son's Life.
The happiest mother in theltttla town
of Ava,; Mo., is Mrs. 8. Ruppee. 6he
writes:-'"One year ago my son was
down With such serious lung, trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him; when, by eur drugi-'lafs advice
I began- giving him Dr. King's New
Discovery, and I soon noticed Improve
ment -I kept this treatment up for a
few weeks when he was perfectly welL
Ha has worked steadily ever since at
earpenter work. Dr. King's New Dis
covery saved his life." Guaranteea best
cough and .cold cure by all grugglBts.
EDO and $1.00. Trial bottle freei 1
STOP THAT FAIN! Use Penn S.
& K. Plasters. They In-e "no equal"
nor "just as good." . 1 11. a 25c. at all
Cs a of the distinctive features of
the :,:aaic Festival under the aua
pkea of the Raleigh Choral Society,
May 1st, 2nd and 3rd, is the stimulus
given to music In the graded schools
of the city. Mot only will the chorus
of 2 SO children's voices, with orches
tra, be heard, but a special soloist has
been engaged. Master Causley Polk,
a boy soprano, to demonstrate what
can be accomplished by a child in the
line of vocal development Master
Polk is solo soprano In one of the
largest and -wealthiest churches: in
Baltimore and is well .an favorably
known as a concert singer, having ap
peared in many, concerts In Balti
more and vicinity. Master Polk will
be heard in two concerts the organ
recital and at the third concert This
la, the flrst time a boy soprano has
ever been engaged for a festival en
gagement in the south, and his ap
pearance here has. caused much fa
vorable comment, if . T
How to Remain Young.
To continue -young m aealtb and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, Mc
Donough, Oa. did - She says: "Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble, com'
plicated with such art unhealthy con
dition of the blood that my skirt turn
ed red as flannel. I am now practically
to years younger than before I took El
ectric Bitters. I tan now Uoai mf
work with ease and assist' 1)1 my hus
band's store," -Guaranteed at all drug
gists. Pries 60 cents.
SERMONS 0N HOME LIFE . ,
BY REVEREND MR. MASSEE.
1 t, ft . , ,i . j a . .i . li
Last night at the Baptist Taberna
cle, the pastor, Rev. J. C. Masses,
preached an . Interesting -and helpful
sermon on; "The .Home ana the
Church." , ?!',' - k
Mr. Massee la ' preaching : three
week-day sermons on '. "The ' Home
Lire," the sermon last night being the
flrst of the series. " "i-- " .
Tonight the subject will he "Home
Inflnences: Their Power for Good or
Evil."
Mr. Massee's well-known social ap
plication v of the ' highest " spiritual
truths will la Itself be sufficient in
vitation for many to hear htm to
night and tcmorrow night,' ; ' '
Worked Like a Charm. -i
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy
Journal,' the 'Enterprise, Louisa,' Vs.,
says: "l ran a nail In myfoot last week
and at once applied Bucklln's Arnica
Salve, No Inflamatlon followed; the
salve simply heated the wound." Heals
every sore ; burn and skin disease.
Guaranteed at all druggists. 2S cents.
DORCAS LAST NIGHT, -
Small Audience , at A eademy Per-
formanoe Was Only Median. .
Dorcas . came to the '.Academy, of
Music last night, and there was a very
small audience to witness the perform.
ance, which was only medium. The
play was presented here last season by
well known .actress, : and It ls. no
small matter to find another to take the
part played- by Miss Pauline- iHall.
Mis Ethel Morton, who took the part
of Dorcas, has a very good voice and
won several encores on her , singing.
Lyman White as Arnold ' was fair.
One way - In which the production
could have been Improved -would have
been to have scenery of Its own. as
last night the house scenery was used
for all three acts.
This Is Worth Remembering. '
Whenever you have a cough or cold,
Just remember- that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure It. 0 Do not risk your
health by taking any but the genuine.
It is in a yellow package. -O, O. King.
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;-y-' :- f ; 1
- Mi -
-if Your ELJTCI.
Comes from J. Roaengarten It will certainly be (
ROSEXOARTEN'S NEW SPRtXQ fl.OT.'IES a
style. and perfect In tailoring shown here In a It,
Snappy and bright new Spring P,.!is, f7.ro
l.ai-gett and WilmmKioa . reels.
(ROY ALL & BORUE.VS FOI. It Ml" . )
is is the expression of every lady and gentleman -a)
1 our new store, and wa extend a cordial invitation to :i
, ve-pot as yot called on uo to do so. ,
vl
Wti
It is our intention to handle nothing but the best und
purt-t eatables that can be obtained, and we feel conv.a-cej
that the people of Raleigh will appreciate our efforts.
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7I::3 i3 'C::r v
; ' SrrClALSl-As long as they
.Corn at TMccau. - .i
.. . We have for rent large and
' RATI S REASON ARLK.
C7FICE
.-1
SUPPLIES
' - Wo . handle one -of tho
'most complete seta of of
fice 'supplies' In tha state.
; Everything that Is needed
- 7 In ' the - office.,,'" ledgers,'
r , Jay Boo"ks, journals, etc.,
v titc. y ' -" ,
AlficJ Villiams & Co
DRY GOODS, LADIES' FURNISHINGS AND NO V-
' ' . ' ' ' v ELTIES ' ' !.'.. ' . '
SlL.vSf AND SILK SUITS.
SUESIITli rSILKSJ (Washable) J . - , K 1 - .
"'i, 27; inches wide, v40c. per yard Light Blue, Pink,
Champagne and White. ' . s- . "
black Taffeta silks ;"; . ; . 7 v ,
43 inches v ItlcTSwiss make. 1 1 . -. . ...-,.' . .- - $1.68
42 incljes'M jde, strong and flexible ' '. . . '. ;'. . ' 1.85
35 inches wide, duster finish. . . . 89c.
SILK SUtTS ' - - .
Showing the Eton and Pony styles, in Black Taffeta,
"I'.feautlful finished. ,4 Prices. .$25.00, $3p.00aritl $35.00
-; Begiriiyn Monday niorningn we 'viU Bhov-.-many spej
cialties inBLu k AVool Dress Goods, Voiles, Chiffon, Pan
amas, Eoireune, Taraise, Batiste, Nun's-Veiling, Imperial
.Serges, Poplins, Prunella, Mohairs, etc;, wide range 50c
- to41.50.-? "f.i, , - ' ;"
, v ; Everywhere throughout the store every, article new.
4"". i . si ?r. - .-, . i
Thorri: 3 A. Partin Company
Fayettcville Street,
V
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t. tv
t a
f r
last, we Her t, 000 cans---;
A '
tairy rooms In our, building.
' i ' i ;
" Pound at IJist, -
-rt. A.- Harmon,, of- LIsemore, , West
Vs., says: At last I have -found the
nerfeet pill that never disappoints me;
am) for the beneOt of others aflticted
with torpid llvur and chronic consti
pation, will say: take Dr. King's New
Ufe Pills.":' Guaranteed satisfactory,
ts cents at all druggists. . ,-
Hans and Crczkfcst Eiccn
F.J'F. V. Hams. f. : 18 c
N. C. Hania , . , , . 1 . J . , x . , 20c.
Swift's Haps , , m,.', t . . 10 He.
Picnic Hams . , .V,..,. 12Je.
Carolina Shoulderf . 15c- .
Kingan'sB. . Bacon (. ; . .' 17W to 20c.
JOWlS . , . , , . "' . , IOC
.' Call us up. rOur numbers: .-, .
Raleigh Phone .191. Interstate 609.
RUDY & BUFFAL0E,
. ' ' ' 108 K Hargett St. !1 '
Ealeigh Investment Co.
" .8erurltlw ol all klmts homt
K0ITEY TO- LOAN.
' 6. N. FRKDMAN. 8.rretnrjr.
Office: Capital CIu -JUnUdlng.
ts -
I. .'?'' .1 111 i . ' V f
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WHY SHOULD YOU MAKE YOUR OWN WAlr-5;
WHEN WE HAVE THE AL R. E AD Y- l.f A D E: fb 31 YcU? ;
600DS LOOK DirrERENT
UP rRoM WHAT THEY.DO WHEN YOU iEE THEM)
IN THeTpIECE, YOU CAN" BE iSURE or. Arir tco;
WHEN YOU jSuy 'VoUR4" WAlif,J READY-MADE.
CAN Y0U3E .SURE or A FIT WHEH-YoU Do NOT?
-I CHINA .SILK" WA1-STJ;LACE TRIMMED, HAND
EMBROIDERED, BOTH BLACK AND WHITE 3 To $9
. ? v WHITE LAWN WAIST, MARIE ANTOINETTE,
PLAIN RUVrLE; il.i'Sl'f; - Vf- v :; ' "
' WHITE LAWN WAISTS, MARIE' ANTOINETTE;
EMBROIDERED RUFFLE, $.25. - . v K
. ..'LAWN WAISTS; LACE YOKE AD LACE TRIM
MEDSH0RT LEEVE$3.SO. 1 V
i EASTER
Every1, child dellchts In possession
great times tliey do have hunting tor
: V The whole line Rabbits, Chickens, Baskets and uegi
more attractive than usual. - .
i Best of all. only Pure-Food Law Candies are to be" used -perfectly
wholcsomo for the children. . , . ' . .: ' . y r . : '-
THE J. p. RIGGAN COr.lPAnY.
BEU.'AND INTERSTATE TUOXns, I . ,
' ' laij iFayetteville Street" ' ;
'f- EA0T2R , EGGO; .
r .. '. ' ' -
' ' . H FRESH-LAID HEN EGGS. .
Until further, notice, we will sell Eggs as follows:,,! dos.. . 18c; 8 dos
36c; 3 dos., 60c; 6 dos. or more l6o. per dos. ' - M '
This places Fresh Eegs wltbln the reach of all. ; Will yoi pnone us
4 your orders? Call No. 28. U ' v ,
D. T JOHN SO II 6, OOtJ .
AIM
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For Kelly S;2
:-r-- " Young, nicn, middlc-acd men, oil tl.3 boy?,
" all liavc been mostf magnificently cared. f.r- in. t1-1
present
The i.l '.v
far in tl.j h '
It
t t "
colorir
really -mc:
t
..ti iV.
I :L your v
3 price t
tti
it tyV oarAH sy-,
WHEN THEY ARE MADE:
j
2TQVELTIE3. -
ol liose Httlo novelties.
And what
eggs laid by the rabbits.
ra much
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