CHAMBER OPPOSES IT
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. I BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
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Does not Want the Shoo-fly
Disccntinucd
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALLi ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. .......,
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B era fli I A I
Sir. Hayne Davis In Interest of Peace
Conference May Get Power From
Kuckliorn For North Carolina
Summer School Other Matters.
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ousewi ves Sell Old Firn iture :
: The vvomcli wlio have .learned io read ."Want Ads." .appreciate, what these little
ads do for the household. When you have an old style bookcase or a table that is
,- fnn sipull ffv your growing fnmily, you can sell them through the Want Ads.
Kead'tliCRe. little Want Ads. every" day sooner or later you will iinri somebody who
want just the kind of a bookcase or table you no longer have an v.-need for. The
money you can get from the sale will hejp considerably m buying new articles for
your home. ? .
If you do 'ioi lind an ad. of -.onubndy vJio v ants what ,ia lue ior sale, then
writ" a. small ad. describing ithe articles which you want to sell and . insert the ad. in
The Tunes it will cost you only a few cents. It is almost certain that you will find
souk I och in thi vav who will nikc a bargain with a on.
THE NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF DI
AMOND AND RING
i i i i whips -contested for yesterday aftcr-
(l!v TAO.) I noon and ovciimft in tiie tank of the
(lly liOased Wire to The Times)- Chicago Atlileiie Association. - Handy
Nov York, March 11. liiil Elmer u'.i'.iio a clean sweep of (he card,
!inw to tr his tr.r b:ihv, Joe Jean- the l iu yard. 2i-y yaru ureast
one for weight throwing, were
Knmslitd in the frames of the New
York Athletic Club last night. For
rest C. Sinitnson. the crack Oregon
1 -11.... 1. .1 v..nl. tht
Htll llil-!, iw.n;it-u u:ic ilia iv, ui!ti.
I tvventv-ihiru regiment relay team "
did l,:i9 second trick,, and Matt Mc-
U it. til, the giant weight thrower,
made the third.
Smiths-on. of the New York Ath-i
l?;ic Cliili. lowered t;ie world s mark I
in the third hc-at of the 70-yard hur-1
die race to S 4-5 seconds, two-fifths!
of a second faster than the mark
nott. against. Lil Aru'itr Johnson
. iiiirl wuntx .to start him -quick, .'i he
Anmry fnib of iioston 1ms offered
tho pair a dale and Tor.i O'Kourhe,
of the Na'iov.al Clu: ot this eijy, siiil
holclH -out hiM anns to them, kiulior
a good looking !iur to see .mingle
asiiin.
- iui rlo--- Uarve.v.-'-'nin naser of Owen
Moron, the little biiKiish fishier.- wno
l)iitli:?fl -to a draw v;i:.ii Abe At toll on
tha rosr-Mvr ent.lv, wants the scalp of
Attel oc l,attiMK NcImoii. or
still, of both. Alte.ll is willing to
meot Mor.'in at a snort distance, but
Harvev insists that the bout f.o twenty-five
or more round. The welsh t
iwmil M ltell, 12 poinds foil
hours before the men enter the riug,
wilts down to tne ground..
l or I !i(! Nelson IiMf, Harvev will
tiKir u!) at 1 ;i 0 pound:;, ringside, a
wei.L'iit Neiaon siud recently ho can
mai:e wi;!i ease and without -weakening
him.Mlf.
h:iir mile and hitlo events. .-He was! made by hchase in 1894.
not pushed out in any ot the races.
The Ocean iac'it Hivpm.
Melvin Saeppard proved an easy
winner i-.i the 1.000-yard invitation
ev?nt. S-iheppard cot the lead at the
it . .. .. . . .. slni'f iiicv'.'is-e'l It. nlc.nir the entire
' "A ' ' r -; ; route and won bv more than :lUly u" ulKe- l,, l"aee-oi.Kex Hospital
KOVcrnl.ng-.tlio ocean race to be run . ! and the other to bo erected nem- ihe
Catnolic Orplianage.
The Chamber of Commerce at its
meeting last night adopted a resolu
tion appointing a committee of five
to appear before the Corporation
Commission and urge that the local
train operating between Raleigh and
Weldon be maintained and to take
such steps as may be necessary to in
sure its continuance. The committee
is composed of T. H. Briggs, chair
man; l' W. Habel, V. W. Mahler, T.
P. .Tevman and T. W. Dobbin. The
chamber will resist vigorously with
the Merchants' Association the dis
continuance of the Shoo-fly.
Col. Johnson, president of the
chamber, called attention to the op
portunity the city has of securing
power from Buckhorn Falls. The
matter was received favorably and
the president will appoint a commit
tee to take the matter in hand.
Col. Fred A. Olds, secretary,: was
authorized to request the city to in
stall in the city hall a clock that will
keep time and that it be electrically
Illuminated.
Rev. Geo. W. Lay, rector of St.
Mary's School, addressed the cham
ber in the interest of a Y. M. C. A.
for llaieigh, as did also Col. Olds and
Mr. liusbee. No action was taken.
Mr. havne Davis, president of the
North Carolina Peace Society, ad
dressed the body on the subject of
tne approaching North Carolina congress.-
The resolution adopted by
the ilnyngton chamber was read
and endorsed and the uresident was
instructed to appoint delegates to the
congress. .
'I lie report of the secretary showed
that- the money stringency hud not
affected local improvements.
Stale Superintendent Jovuer and
Mr. C. J. Parker will go to Wash
ington in a few days to confer with
croiary of tne Peabodv fund
relative to securing an anproiuiation
for tlio North Carolina . Summer
j School to bo held at the A. & M. Col
lege next summer. Both the gover
nor and the president, of the college
have -indorsed . the -.movement.
A survey has been made tor a tim
oer road between Ualelgn and Spring
Hope-and when the road is completed
the Atlantic Coast Line will operate
passenger trains on it.
Work will soon be commenced on
two new hosmtals for Raleigh, tho
The stylish Coat Suits for Spring wear arc mar
vels of beauty. The make-up, material and fit, the colors
and '-combinations, the changes in the Sleeves and Skirts,
all tend to the enhancement and attractiveness of the
wearers. $18.00, $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50.
SILK GOATS.
Long Silk Coats, Eyelet Embroid
ery and Braid-trimmed. Stylish and
Dressy .... $iq.00 and $15.00.
DRESS AND SHIRT
WAIST SILKS.
New Spring Stylo Silks in Plain
and Fancy Colors for Waists. Shirt
waist Suits and Skirts, Printed Fou
lards ( Rough Pongees, Rajahs, Shan
tungs, Habutai's, Messelines and Taf
fetas ............ 50c to $1.25.
Yard-wide Taffeta Silks In "Mon
ey's worth" or "Moneybak" brands.
$1.50 and $2.00
Guaranteed Taffetas, yard wide,
f.ll Shades and Black
$1.00 and $1.25
THE LA GRECQUE COR
SETS. Madam Dearth wishes to thank tho
, good 'people of Raleigh for the mag
nificent success accorded her as dem
onstrator. If there are others that
would like to have tho merits of these
famous Corsets explained, it. will give
her pleasure to do so. She'll remain
in the city only a day-or so longer.
A niodel tp lit every person.
CREPE KIMONAS.
Long Kimonas in all colors, trimm
ed with Braids or Plain Satin and in
fancy Persian Silks $2.50.
NEW STYLE
PETTICOATS.
Silk, Heatherbloom Taffeta and
Mercerized . fancies in plain shades
and black; few stripes and plaids;
all prices according to value.
$1.50 to $4.98.
CAMBRIC COR
SET COVERS.
Ladies' fine Cambric Muslin Cor
set Covers, Embroidery or Lace
trimmed; run as a side line at very
special prices. .... 23c. and 48c.
FANCY NOV
ELTY LACES.
: A special bunch of tine Novelty
Laces, Edgings and Insertings -two
to six inches wide 'bought to sell as
a quirk flyer at 10c.
LONG CHAMOIS GLOVES
White and Champagne Washable
Chamois Gloves, Mousquilaire styles
12 Button length. $1.50.
10 Button length o'fin'
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BOYLAN-P
EAMCE
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under the auspices of the Brooklyn ..
Yacht Club for sailing craft for the
$l,l'0 cup- presented bv Sir Thomas
Luiion, have- ueen announced bv the . f ine::
ciiU.- Tne race in open to Sailing la. an,
vacnt.K measuring not more than 1 00 i bc.iiiii 3
Some A arm Muffs.
;o. March 1 l.-Jimmy Cal
Iiroprietor of the Logan
Eonii-profpsaionnl baseball, i
feet extreme length, any rig belong-1 nays he has wriiten Ty Cobb anil
better! ing to any organized -yacht club in : saowii tna.huter where lie can make
f-e void aid will itutai 10 a ni , b IliuifTftiU. hi. club (lui
julv 4 : lug tuc .-season of 1908. .Ho fully
Boats to enter must, be bona fide ..expects the Georgia wonder to ac
cruising craft, having full decks, wa-! cept his propajitijn, and says he has
nothing to tear troni the'. .National
Ilund' k on
Cbicnro
ITar.dv, swiiiinnug
tho four central A
il (!. Svt'iinmiirj ((in-
tcsts.
Ills., March- 11. II. J.
un.ttti'.chod, won
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! WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE?
I From October to May, Colds aro tho
I most frequent cause of Headacho.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-i
moves cause. E. W. Grove on box. ;
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i taw 1 Ohio
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Wl I.SOX NEWS XOTES.
tor tight cockpit and, of substantial
(Special to The Evening Times.)
W il fi f i. il ii ..
coaslrutUon r-id ilg Yadus h n,i g ''"nl1 l JS 110 ' s no1 -.ta a R t lclwfoI, of the lillRp.s Ho.
f!:i or bulb heels, or balanced rud-! Dl'n o t . and if he does ndt:teI has jeased ti e upper -floor of the
ders, aro bai-cd : i play wiih tha liners next summer Racket building adJolulnR the hotel,
Kntris ri"3t be received bv the'1"' ,s 1101 "li0lv t0 bo- heavily penal-and is having the same converted into
izeil snouia ne desire to. .return. .. - - iiweive i:irse siccpmij rooms., for sev-
! oral months -the present cap.icltv of
commii tee not later than June 13
and must be aeocuipanied bv a meas
urement cerliP.cate.
Kctv York Allilcllc Club Games.
(Bv Leased Wire to The Times.)""
N.nv York, March 11. Three
champion- j-world s records, two for running and
eady
Cooked
Tlio Crisp, bt'onn fljiV.es of
P
Forneriy callsd
Elijah's Manna
An Old Timer Willi Tat Wallet. itlle 1,!l'B 1,:ls been overtaxed
x. ... . .. n. t,, , mis finainuiiu'iii oi viisons ieai-
Nev. oik, March il. lex ncK-j-ng. hoU wa8 imlK!rn!v0. other im
ard, who pulled off t!,e Gane-Nelsoi ,.(.,,,,, lts wi aIso bP made ln .con.
fight nl Golutiild in 10DO, is on deck ncetion with the cnlai eiie:it. :
nsxin W:lh aj otrr .of a $5.00J- - Tho. Wilson Llulit lntuntry. North
pi'r jo for Jim Jeffries win, lose or l U.n olnr.i National Guard, was last
draw if he will consent to fight nteM inrpeeted by representatives of
Jat Johnson to a liil.h at Haw- .lh' 1 11 tC(1 buUs ,!," tl!,d the stat
n ie tup repoi i hi tne annual inspoe-
1 1 ion will nut be mil do public for r.ome
time, vet it i3 hnov.n that our compa-
hlde, Nov.,
lUc.knrJ
on Labor Day.
has xent an agi.-nt to Jeff, i
who Is at Los Aimeles, to get his
r.y as -usual mad'.; mi excellent sliow-
conscnt. But siporling nun believe , nff. The company has always received
that Jeffries wiii stick, to his del :r-1 liberal support -from- the town and
initiation to remain out of the ring. ! county and shows Its appreciation by
rclloctins cred't bv Its high standard
. Al Al. CAWETS JOIN H' discipline- drills and behavior.
mil' 'ni'iw km-ii'tV I- The Wilson Athletic Asroclation met
IIII. 1 li.U l SK II.lV.;llBan jn th0 .j house last ni';ht und
-, heard renot ts from the committees-up-
About 330 young soldiers of the pointed at the last me-Miir looking to
Avand M. College, after listening to putting- a base ball club in the tlfjld
mi' address bv Mr. Havne -Davis last, this season. The report of the ilnunee.
evening, joined the - North -Carolina -committee was most graUtylng -and
Tr,r.o Knr-Mv thp ,llvllon lieinL' : 'he committee appointed looking to
i, !, a .,-.!ii..iiM.i, iMgiilna p;aycrs arc
I no presidents elerted were: l'or
oasties
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Come to the breakfast table riglit, and exactly right
from the package no bother no (h'lay.
They have body too; these I'ost Toasties are linn
eno'oh to give yoifa ildieious' substantial iriouthful he
fore tl icy melt ;uvay. 1 ' The Taste Lingers. "
Sold by Grocers.
Made by POSTUM CEREAL CO., LIMITED.
UATTLK CKKEK, MICHIGAN.
as
the seniors, J. S. Utroud: for juniors,
J. O. Sadler; for sophomores; J. W.
S,'xlon; for freshmen, W. M. Lam
beth. Dr. George T. Wlnslon was
elected honorary., president of the
branch. This branch will take stepu
to be represented, at tne peac? con-lerence.
Mining players arc l:i rorrespotulcnee
with many prol'esslnuul and colli'ge
players.- Wilcon is ilrtiMiiiincd to have
the fastest base ball club of the East
ern Carolina league.
Funeral of Mr. Darnell.
The funeral of the late Thomas
L. Daruoll was held from the resi
lience, COS Ham 'l'ne3 street, at 10
o clock this morning.
The service were conducted by
Dr. I. McK. Pitteiiger, assisted by
Uev. Milteii Barber. The interment
was in Or.kvood cemetery. The
florel tribute was large und beauti
ful, coming from a host of friends,
uhowlng the high regard In which
Mr. Darnell was hold by all who
know him, v ,
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. T.
D. Moselev, W. J. Applewhite, W. N.
Unit, H. M Uzzell, T. 13. Wilkinson
und K. P. May nurd.
'FVrnTr ii Inn yearn I suffered witli chronic eon
tipanoti unil lliiK tmiB 1 liul to mke an
lliic.'ll'm Ht v;n:iu witti'i otirtf every 4 bourn bntorit
I coiilil Imvo mi m:tiiiii on my boivuls. Happily I
PurUiK llie nine ymir b." fi . rn I niid Camri'tt I
ti.'Tdril mituhl mtmry v.-itli lltboriiul plleu. Tbanlcl
to yon I urn fn'ij from nil Unit thin morning. Yoa
cau Qao una lu uuuan or Hiiiivrinv nuniatiii
B. V. Flataer, lioauol
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Best For
The 5owel3 m
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CANDY CATHARTIC
AND ITS ADVANTAGES .
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The New Union Station
at Washington alfords
a meeting point for all
through trains from the
South with those of the
Baltimore & Ohio to the
NorSh and West under
one rooS.
Royal Blue Trains leave
Washington lor New
York "Every Odd Hour"
during the day. All are
splendidly equipped
with parlor cars and
dining cars, and the
Royal Limited,' the
finest day train in Amer
ica, is "All Pullman."
The Baltimore & Ohio
f. s t h e shortest route
to Pittsburg, wish Pull
man Drawing-room
Sleeping CaLr from Rich
mond at S.20 P.M., except
Saturday, arriving
Pittsburg 8.50 A.M.
It Is tfcc shortest route
to Chicago, with excel
lent through trains
from Washington to
PltSsIburg, Cleveland
aiEd Chicago. ; x
AsIj your nearest Tick
ct A.gent for through
tickets via Baltimore &
Ohio R. R.
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
BOUTKERN PASSENGER AGENT, -. '
NORFOLK. . . umr.iNii
THE
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. . : WITH -An
unsurpassed history behind it since 1805
STANDS FOR
Safety to its Depositors.
Accommodation to its Customers.
Willing service to its Friends,
F,
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President.
H. BRIGGS,
Cashier.
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(SECURED
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Call over Capital City
'Phone No. 49G for prices on
Wood Oak or Pine. More
Wood for your money than
anv 'other dealer in town.
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' 217 N. Dawson Street.
Raleigh, N. C.
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