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Adelaide Thurston Wednesday.
Gorton's Mltt&t it-Is Thursday, .
- Ionian Twins April 8th,
" . Our New Mlnint-r Friday,
The Man oa the liox -April otlu
1 ADELAIDE THl'RSTOST.
Adelaide Tfcurson's ' supporting
company the coming season is said
to be the beat that clever little artist
has ever had. ' This is saying a great
.' dealt as Miss Thurston's support has
' , always been fftr above" the ? erage
and as a usual thing generally re
ceives a great deal of praise. Speak
tng to a friend recently, Hiss Thurs-
ton said: "It took Pauline Phelps
' and Marlon fcSliort three years " to
complete the'-manuscript tor "The
Girl From Out Yonder," and It took
- me fuHjfjjP.Jong to determine who
, shouldJeasay the various roles. ' I
feel 8unrthat the majority- of my
mudlenoes will agree with me after
seeing my- present company, -when I
. say It 4 ,', far my best." Miss
Thurstfta jwyi, be at the Academy
Wednesday, ,
cqjCto's minstrels. ' "
' The qle.YercomedIans, Welby and
Pearl,, are with Gorton's Minstrels
this season. . Their ' laughable act,
'Three Ages In - Black," portraying
the quaint humor .and amusing pe
culiarities of the southern" darky,
displays to the Tcst advantage their
well knows', ability in. character
work. The sketch is said to be one
of the strongest of its kind. Thy
will be seen at the Academy April
fourth, i , V '
"The Lyman Twins" on the 8th.
' ( A treat seldom offered the ih'eatre
going public is In 'store for them
when the famous' comedians "The
Lyman Twins Brothers" are 'seen
here in heir wonderful musical cera
edy success "The Rustlers," which
they aro appearing in this season,
and which is said to be one of the
funniest and most elaborate produo-
' tions of Us class yet produced, com-,
prising a large company, a dainty
chorus of pretty girls, a host of funny
comedians), singers and dancers to
gether , wyjh-, numerous novelties en
tirely ,Re-t aiyj. original with this at
traction. ' v, - ,f
. ''WS. XEW MINISTER."
The V?.n$4ooked-for Svent will be
, the ..return o.t Denman Thompson's
and Geo W? Kyer'a Hardscrabble
Comedy, "Our Kvv l.uister," which
comes back to the Academy on Fri
day. Rarely if ever, did a play catch
the popular fancy of Raleigh as did
this latest production of the authors
of "The Old Homestead," for even
since It's presentation at the Acad
emy recently It has been the topic
of conversation in homes, -on the
street cart, in stores arid on the
streets. tt ' is not. very difficult
therefore, to ' foresee, he . business
that "Our 'New Minister" wilt do on
its return 'date, -It only behooves
those who wish to avoid disappoint
ment to make an early application
at the box-office for seats. " - ..;
"THE MAN ON THE BOX.V
Max Figman's first starring tour
under the direction of John Cort will
terminate April. 20th at Plainfleld,
N. J., after a most successful 'season
throughout thev west ; and south in
The Man on the Box,' Mr. Figman
will be Been in his play at the Acad
emy of Music Tuesday, April 9th. . ';
"MAKES YOU WELL ALL OVER."
New Scientific Remedy That
; . at the Joints From the Inside.' '
-. When ytou get up In the morning with
a headache, pains In the Joints and
muscles, and a dark brown taste In the
mouth, it is ample proof that your blood
Is in bad condition.' Pills and stimu
lants may give you temporary relief,
but they will not cure.
RHEUM ACIDE goes right to the seat
of the trouble, sweeps all the germs and
poivisons out of the blood, cleans tip
every . "plague spot" in the body and
"makes you well all over." RHEUMA
CIDB tones up the stomach,' relieves
indigestion and constipation, regulates
the liver and kidneys and restores each
organ to its natural functions.
By building up the entire system,
RHEUMACIDE fortifes you against La
Grippe, Pneumonia and winter Colds.
Through its thorough cleaning of the
blood it wards ot MeJarUv-asd prevents
Spring Fever. ' ,
; JJo other medicine has yet been found
that cures Rheumatism to stay cured.
A remedy that is powerful enough' to
cure Rheumatism also removes the
germs of all other blood diseases. .
. Powerful as it is, RHEUMACIDE is a
purely vegetable remedy that does not
even harm through nature's channels.
Tour druggist sells and recommends
keximacide: . . . . ..
SCPT. ' JOYNER WILL SPEAK ,
AT 5IOCKSVILLE TONIGHT.
'Superintendent Joyner expects to re
turn tomorrow from the western part
of the state where be lifts been for the
past few days. Friday night he deliver
ed an educational address at Monbo,
Catawba county. . and tonight is to
speak at Mocksvllle in the interest of
the proposed graded school at that
place. , i
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I ".'.:; ' ' ; are tv) r t c irect in
fcij.Io an ! ; i f t i-i i ' i i a. li' i 0.
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CACTZrr CAEorjITA
TSAiini;a cciiool
' Pids "are beginning to come In
from the east Carolina toiwns for the
training school, . the establishment
of which Was provided for by the
last legislature. . It has been usder-
stood that a determined light wou It
be made by Elisabeth Clti to get the
school, but other places fare Just as
determined. . t - V '
Among the towns thait have ' al
ready submitted an intension of en
terng into the contest or are expect'
ed to do so are, KlisabetB City, Wil
son, ' Greenville, . Edenton Tarboro,
Washington; Rocky Mouat. Kinstoh,
New Bern and Goldsboro.
; (The foJlowing are the rules adopt
ed by the state board of education
and are to govern. the selection o
the sitet '., j7v . i )
. AU bids will be received and
alt representatives - bearQ - in- open
meeting Wednesday, Junp 6, 1907,
in Raleigh, ; , -t v '
'l3. Under-section ,13 the law,
bids for less than 125,0)00 for the
construction equipment o)t buildings
cannot be considered. - yhe site , is
not included in this amount.:
.3. No bid will be considered that
does not off or, in addition to the
minimum of $25,000 fopt. building
and equipment, a site cofctalnlng at
least twenty-five acres. , St is desira
ble to secure as ample grounds as
poslble, " ' i '.
As soon as possible; after June
6, 1907, he stats board -im. education
will visit and inspect, all stes offered
in the bida -" t '":'; I ' 5 ,
5. - The election on boids by any
town or county may be jeld before
or after the' consideration of the
bids and the selection of the site, i
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HAIR TELLS CHARACTER. '
Color of Har Said to Indicate a Per
, son's Temperament. .
any pedple believe tbat blondo,
or light hair denotes affection and
dark hair constancy. ' A pnrson 'with
out hair is not devoid x6 character;
far from it' The disposition of the
average tmldheaded tnai Is to. sMoiy
such sol id tude , for . the r Welf are of
others, that he neglects Jjrmself, .A
germ . causes baldness. ' Prof. Sa
bouraud, of Paris, Frasoe, innbeu
lated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing it to become 'totally bald In
five weeks' time. To rid the scalp of
these dangerous 'germs It is neces
sary to apply Newbro's fleplcido,
. ."Destroy the cause jrou remove
the effect," , ' 'r " '
- Sold by leading diusglsts.. Send
10c. in Stamps for sample ;o-The
Herplcide Co., Detroit, Mich.
' Two sizes, f 1.00 and SOc. ''.
(Henry X 1 Hicks & Co., Special
Agents.' ,,' - , , "'1 n
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suited ,
nearly i,
a const. ,
flrop In 1
in the tt,
hikes. 11.
dtgrets ht
was con s
and Loui;
ing heavy i
been repon
tine, l.'M; t
ton the wlr
maximum v
hour lias li
past twelve
will cause f
night with
uissura area central in the
!ppl valley yesterday has
:y to the northeast, Snd
,uwed by an area uf l.,h
v central over North Ia-
barometric changes ru
neral rijo in pte-i no in
.'lions of the country and
fall in temperature. ' The
rature has been greateat
t valleys and along the
lowest - temperature is .8
.asmarclc, N. D. There
ble rain in eastern Texas
i yesterday. The follow
dpltation, in Inches, has
; Galveston, 1.22; Pales-
l Taylor, 1.50, At Galves
is now 'quite high and a
id of fifty-two miles per
n recorded during the
hours. Rising : pressure
r and cooler Weather to-.
;r Sunday In this vicinity.
Al H. THIEHSEN,
V ' Section Pirector.
Bpon 1
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r i 'ion for th. f-'outh-Co
;)any at i' ,bury.
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largest on the . system and wlll.be
modern in all respocts; Frank P.
Mllburn, of Columbia, is the super
vising architect. ' ,
ENGAGE WELL- KNOWN TENOR
1 JFOR THE MUSIC 'FESTIVAL.
Mr. George Hamlin, th well known
American tenor, who has been engaged
for the music festival May 1st, 2nd and
Srd, 'made two concert ajipe&ranccs in
New York city this wk,' Monday
afternoon he gave a song recitalv. In
Mendelssohn Hall and ttr. li. E.
Krehbiei, the foremost critic or New
Tork, in an extended review of the con-
"Mr.. Hamlin's recital".? j'eserdi1
might well have bees jtaken as a lessou
by Boms' of the many professional sing
ers scattered through his appreciative
audience, for in respect of.' program
making and of - interpretation, the
American . , tenor's 1 was ot signal
merit and Interest. There waB;n8much
intelligence la Mr. Hamlin's interpreta
tion of what fas sang as In the pro
gram's design. The mood of the text as
the composer had seized it,' vps pub
lished with intuition and eloquence by
the singer, in terms pt cleii'r eminela
tlon, good phrasing and Well-chosen
Vocal color. Mr. Hamlin is an artist al
ways, worth while.", , ., ; .
Mr. Hamlin -was also chosen as the
nAv tenor by -the New Yruk Oratorio
I Society Jor the first performance In
America of Sir Edward Elgar's new
; oratorio, ?The Kingdom," which as
-gives last Tuesday nicht under the itl
' rection of the compojer. Mr. Hamlin
1 Iji one of tne area test concert" tenors
in America and his . mcnt for in
v tenor part in the Su . t S'atcr, the -i
cond evening of the fest ival In Rale! 1.
Was a wis move on the pa ret of i:i
i executive committee. LS hns never
.' been in the south before but is aiso
engaged for the festival in Richmond
in May. ,
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Our.-store should have been seen by every citi-V".
, 2en of Ealcigliu It's an up-to-date . 0 roccry Store.
' ' Everything in it isnp to standard, '..We sell
the bes of JEVEBYTIIING in our line. all
the new customers we pan get. 'Plenty of room to
.wait them ' . . . .' V.'-'
Sr.. 0IALS---Wesson 's , Oils' for cookinj? and'
salads. Somethinp; new in Coffee ' for invalids ,
Culled Coffee De Invalide. Try it.4 , -
- Have you ever heard, of VENEER,? -It's
rrreat. ; The finest furniture. Polish made.1- Prices,
25c. and 50c.' bottle. ' .
y P. S. ;We have a number' of nice' Rooms for
Rent for offices and bedrooms. - '
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: . BLACK CAT IIOSIEKY ,
Fine to Medium, Ribbed, for Hisses and lioys, sizes- 6.
BEARSKIN IIOSIEKY - -
Medium Ribbed, sizes 5V to 10 . : ; 15c. '
. LADIHI3' SUMMER-WEIGHT HOSIERY. ;
.' . . Pi-ice, 10c. to 50c.' Pair.
Plain xie-work entire, Laee AnUle, Plain Top;' Spi
der-web, Wfcave; Idsle Gauze. . , '
' We are showinj? a wonderfully attractive line of -Em-
broideries, widths ftom 1 inch to 24 inches Vide. Prices,,
from 7C to yard. Better ace our Embroideries.
, , TRADING STAMPS ''..' 7
Our individual Lidit-blue 5 Per Cent Cash Discount
Trading Stamps. Ask for these with cvery cash pur
chase, i r - ,'t "'' ' rw i vT 1 v'
' ' Everywhere ithioughout tlie store every aiiifle new.
Thbm: : A. Partin 'Compr.ny
dry.gool;:, ladies' turnisiiings and nov-
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! 1C1 Faycttovilla Street,
ALL 2 . ...J
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vs,Iaui you ji.lly; are i;ot coins vollt'
'.EATEPv. ?A33 'WITHOUT tLool.Hlfi OUT A'.-.
YOU? TAKE THE ELoJ-5oM.5rR.oM A VIHE AIir
IT WILL LOOK RARE, j FAIL To DRE.5.5 WELL Ai;;
-YOU YOUR5ELF WILL Jlot LOOK Jo ATTRACTIVE.;
DREJJ.WILL'HELPYOU. . DREJJ WILL MAKE YoU
FEEL GOOD AND PRoJPER. THE JE THINdJ VILL
ADD TO YOUR VKZSS. ' ' -
PROPER THING S IN "SHIRT WAliV FOR $2.50..
GOOD FEELING UNDERWEAR FoR;25, 50 AND '$ 1 .
TASTY HoJEFOR,25 TO $2,50.' !
BEAUTIFUL READY: f itlMMED HAT5, NEW LINE,
. ; V . $3.75 TO $6.50.
CHILDREN' CAP4 25 To 50 CENTJ, t
MEN'J JWELL FOUR-IN-HAND rTHE DOLLAR
KIND" FOR. 50 CENT.
EXR A LADIES GAUZE LIL5E Ho5ehERM5DoRF
DYE, DOUBLE FOOT," GARTER TOP, 25 CENT5. .
. BROVvii and 7iiith riiinpRcop ccc::i::cr
10a. to 25c. each.
10c.
.... ,.y 10c.
15c. to -Tic
. . . : 15c. to 40c.
Egg Friers
Custards ..... . . ,
Oval Bakers ,...... k
Round Noppics .and Oval .Shirred Eggs
Patties
Casserales . i ......... .
Milk Boilers '. ,
Card Jugs
RanlUins . ........
Tea Pots i
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........... i .;, . . 4(lc. to no,
............ , 40c. and Ec.
,.. f . 25c. to 50c.
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s, '49c. to ti(H'.
the j. d. niGCA.j co:;hvjjy.
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; Until further notice, -we will sell Ekes as follows: 1 do,, 18c.; 2 dos.,
85c: 3 doz., liOe.; S doz.. or more J.5c. per dos. , '
This plm e3 Fresh Errs within, the reach of, all. ' Will you 'phone us
your orders? Cull No. 8. ;
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