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DID HE KISS HER? '
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Dip he kiss her? What a question!
But your answer draw from this:
Just Imagine a verandah
Where the rose-Tines whisper bliss.
There two lovers sit in silence, '
From the sight of tattlers hid,
.. And she sighs; did he then kiss her?
" "Weft,' I rather guess he did.
Did HE kiss her? There were others ;
Friends and school-mates; girls
' and boys,
: Who, to welcome home the wanderer
Made that osculatory noise.
When they're gone and he is near
t " her
' He who's waited, oh, so long;
' If I guessed HE bent and kissed her
-' I am sure I'd not guess wrong.
Did he KISS her? They are strolling
'Neath the peaceful starlit skies.
' Listening to the wild waves sobbing
As they slowly fall and rise.
He has asked her; she has answered,
Ana me worm seems iuii oi uusb,
Would it be a sealed betrothal
Lacking a betrothal kiss?
Did he kiss HER? You are silly,
,'- Though she's plain, as all may see.
But that never fazes some men,
And it never fazes me.
Now, I'll bet that "HE DID KISS
HER," ,
And I'll stake my Sunday pants
That any man will kiss a woman
If he gets a half a chance.
- Miss Luclle Rhodes, of Raeford, ar
rived in the city today to attend the
B. U. W.
Mrs. Geo. W. Munford, after visit-
lng friends at Clayton for the past'
few days, has returned to the city.
Mrs. W. J. Pope, of Dunn, is in the
, dty, the guest of Mrs. W. T: Mabry,
on East Hargett street.
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, , Mrs, 3. Scott Burch and son, Mas
' ter James S., Jr., of Durham, are in
the city, the guests of Mrs. George
Harden. :v-.
Miss Aline Galloway, of Mount
. Airy, returned to the city yesterday
.' afternoon, to resume her studies at
" the B. U. W.
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JUIss Emma Dowell, after spending
several days in the city, at the home
of Mrv D. G. Conn, left today for her
. homo in Rock Hill, S. C.
Miss Minnie Haynes, who is well!
' " rememoerea by lovers of music in
Raleigh, has returned and will con
f Unue vocal at the B. U. W.
Mm. Adelaide Barbee and daugh
"ter, Miss Beulah, of Durham, arrived
In the city last evening and are the
guests of Miss Berta Parham.
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- Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Blanchard
- and daughters. Misses Edn and Win-
; gate, and son, Master John Duffy,
left last evening for Manning, S. C.",
Where they will make their future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar G. BIrdsong
and children left this morning for
Chase City, Va., where they will
.: ' spend some time at the Mecklenburg
"Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Birdsong were
j i the winners in The Times contest
i r ywhlch closed recently.
If Ivory Soap sold for
a dollar, instead of less
than a cent, an ounce, it
;rculd be no better, no
turer than it is.
There is no "free" al-
rji in Ivory Soap ; no
: -rmful ingredient of
kind.
It Is pure soap noth-
;clsei;;,; :-:;-i'::j:,'y'r:
Ivory Soap
Per Cent. Pure.
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TOBER WEDDINGS
mot delay longer fat placing orders for engrave) Invitations.
r-unples represeut tbo veryj latest shape and ''forms that
a accepted by refined and fashionable society. We do not
c LEAD in originating artistic effects with fine material.
are the lowest. Bend for samples, which will be supplied
JT. P. ETZVEXS ENGRAVING" 00, Wedding 8t
. .en, 7 V.-UieiaU St, AtlanU Ga, '
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Mrs. E. J. Holt has returned from
Smlthfleld.
Miss Allston Dargan left today tor
Oxford, to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Watson left this
afternoon for Fayetteville, to visit
friends.
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Miss Clarice Ellas returned to
the city last evening after a six
weeks' visit to Charleston, S. C, and
Waynesville, N. C. :.;"'..."'
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Kennett-Goodno.
Miss Goodno, who has been head
stenographer in the office of Super
intendent Shea at Hamlet, has re
signed her position there and re
turned to this city. On the 17th of
this month she will be married to
Capt. Kennett, of the Seaboard.
The marriage will take place in the
First Baptist church of this city.
Dunn-Crawford.
Mr. Geo. F. Dunn, of Charlotte,
ftnd M(gs Maltle Crawford torrner.
ly of Raleigh, were married in the
First Baptist church at Charlotte
yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. H. H. Hulten.
Immediately after the ceremony
the newly married couple left Cha-J
lotte for this city and are now the
guests at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. N. H. Crawford.
They will return to Charlotte to
make their future home.
MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT.
Miss Bessie Gray Wilkerson Becomes
the Bride of Mr. J. W. Parrish.
Last evening at 9 o'clock there was
a happy social event solemnized In the
Johnson Memorial chapel, when Mr,
J. W. Parrish and Miss Bessie Gray
Wilkerson were united in marriage
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. R. S. Stephenson, in the pres
ence of a large number of the friends
of tha young couple.
Mrs. C. B. Pusey was at the organ
and played the wedding march.
The decorations were tastefully
carried out in ferns And evergreens,
forming a large arcfc, under which
the marriage vows were spoken. :
The bride entered on the arm of
the maid-of-honor. Miss Mary Britt.
She was attired in a white gown and
carried a bunch of bride's roses and
ferns. Mr. E. E. Lee acted as best
man.- - ':..,
After the ceremony a delicious lun
cheon was served at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Wilkerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrish received the
hearty congratulations of all pres'
ent and many beautiful gifts were re
ceived, attesting the high esteem in
which the bride and groom are held.
The bride Is an attractive young
woman, with a large circle of friends.
The groom is a popular young bus
iness man of this city,
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IS HONOR, OF MISS WOOD. ,
Miss Robbing Entertained Last Even
in iii Honor of Her Guest.
Miss Saidee W. Robbins entertain
ed last night a few of her friends in
honor of her guest, Miss Evelyn
Wood ,of Jacsonvllle, Fla., at an in
formal reception. ... ) A
"Progressive Hearts" was s the
game of the evening and ' created
much mirth and excitement.
The color scheme, pink and white
and hearts, was very effectively car
ried out in the decorations and re
freshments. - . ' .
Miss Wood, who was a school
mate of Miss Robbins while at Sal
era College, leaves Sunday for Winston-Salem
to resume her studies.
POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED.
Secret For a Week, But the News
Spread Yesterday.
The many friends of Mr. Harry
Pool, of this city, and Miss Mary Al
len, of Neuse, will be surprised to
learn that they were married a week
ago, but it was kept a secret until
yesterday.
The event took place Wednesday,
the 26th of August, at 6:30, at the
home of Rev. R. S. Stephenson, on
Salisbury street. A number of
friends were present.
The groom Is a young business man
of this city with many friends. The
bride is a charming, attractive, and
cultured young woman, the daughter
of Mr. W. O. Allen, of Neuse, super
intendent of roads. Both are popu
lar and their many friends extend the
best of wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Pool
left this afternoon for a wedding trip
to Washington and other points. '
MRS. W. Sf'GWILLIAMS.
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Mrs. William S. G. Williams, the Baltimore oclftty wop'iaii involved in the
Miss Danie Monroe left this after
noon for Fayetteville, to visit friends.
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Mrs. T, W. White and little (laugh
ter, Emma, are spending a few days
at Fuquay Springs.
Miss Louise.Berry, of .'Wilmington, !
is In the city, the guest at the home einy, about four miles south of Ral
of Colonel and Mrs. R. L. Leimster. eigh, today. ' V '
, . . Mr. L. L, Hendren was in the city
Misses Ruby and Burt Eldrtdge, of jtodav while on hl8 way t0 Durham, to
Greensboro, were in the city today i . a . -ava Bftpr whIp h wII1
while on their way to Loulsburg to j
visit friends. '
Mrs. B. F. Montague and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, of this city, and Mrs.
a i.i.. mi . .I..-.. '
,1. .uuuiasutr, -Ul 1UMUU, IKLL litis .
afternoon for New York.
Mr.
and Mrs. J.
D. : Rlggnn and
daughter. Miss Ruth, ' of , Fuquay
Springs, arrived In the city. this af
ternoon to spend several days.
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PERSONALS
Mr. M. C. Treber is at the Yarbor-
ough.
Mr. C. L. Sykes left this afternoon
for Selma. : .
Mr. J. J. Rogers, of Kinston, Is
In the city,
Mr. O. G. Allen left this afternoon
for Wake Forest.
Mr. J. R. PelHtier, of Oak Ridge,
is at the Glersch..
Mr. J. W. Foster, of New1' York; is
at the Yarborough.
Col. J. W. Hinsdale has gone to
Greensboro on business,
Mr. W. H. Dooley, of Washing
ton, D. C, is in the city.
Mr. Win. S. Fullerton, of Phila
delphia, is at the Qiersch.'
Mr. E. A. Hlnton, of Baltimore, is
registered at the Glersch. '
Mr. W. B. Rodman, pf Charlotte,
Is In the city on business.
Mr. C D. Nardllne, of New York,
la in the city on business. "
- Mr, Charles R. Thomas, of New
Bern, is at the Yarborough. -
Mr. C. J. Morton is -registered at
the Glersch from Oak Ridge. "
Mr. Wm. R. Robertson, of North
Carolina, is at the Yarborough. ,
Mr. R. R. Held, of Cincinnati,
spent the day at the Yarborough.
- Mr. J. C. Hickson, of Atlanta, is
registered at theYarborough todav.
Mr. J. A. Canover. of Washing
ton, D. C, spent the day -In the city.
Mr. F. 8. Wilson a yfouikr caled
man of Richmond, Is at the Glersch.
I Prof. W. P. Massey, formerly of
the A. ft M. College is In the-city.
I "Mr. W. B. Upchurch, of Charlotte,
arrived la the city this afternoon to
m visit hit parents, Mr.' and Mrs. X,E.
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LQCAL BRIEFl
A very enjoyable neighborhood
.pic - nlc was given at Parker's Acad
go to the University of Georgia. .
Peter Holmes was found not
guilty pf malicious injury to prop-
el'ty and his prosecutor, George
Davis, was taxed with the costs bv I
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Justice H. H. Roberts yesterday. I
Clifton Baxter, a colored "razor,
totor," was placed in jail yesterday
to await tha next term of the superior
court. Baxter had Just finished a
vacation on the Wake roads. ;, ;
The office force of the state
I .superintendent of public instruction
:1s busy today sending out questions
(for the examinations for high school
'certificates, which will be held in
every county in the state next Friday
and Saturday, Septembar 11 and 12.
The first copi3s of the State
Democratic Hand-book for 1908 were
sent out yesterday afternoon. One
was sent to Governor Glenn and one
to Hon. W. W. Kitchin, at Bakers-
ville. The hand-book contains 192
pages of democratic doctrine.
A test alarm was sounded from
box 32, corner , of Hillsboro and
West streets last '-.'night' at l'l:30:
The department had not been call
ed out In so long that Chief Simpson
wished to see if they were rusty.
The wagons' arrived much quicker
than was expected. . , '.
It cost "Jake" Pope just $7.60 to
eat supper a few nights since. He
went into the dining-room to eat his
supper and left his coat in a front
room. When he came back his
money, 17.50 in ail, was gone. The
only consolation "Jake'! has is that
the thief didn't wait a few days and
get his month's salary. .
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Special Cigar
"OFFICIAL SEAL" Perfectos. Sold
rcfjulftrly at 3 for 25 cents.
Tomorrow 5 cents each '
K! N G -CROVJE LL Drm Co.
7o cto Arjento for Huylcr'a Ccn-Jy,
RALEIGH TO ATLANTA.
New Sleeping Car Line Inaugurated.
The announcement by the South
ern Railway ,Uiat beginning Sunday
they will ' inaugurate new sleeping
car line between .Raleigh and At
lanta, Ga., will doubtless be read
with a good deal of interest by the
traveling people of -this section.' v
This car is to be handled south
bound on trains Nos. 139 and 43,
northbound on train Nos. 444 ; and
144. ' ' ':
Effective with the new schedules,
which go Into effect Sunday, Sop
tember 6th, Nov 139 will leave Ral
eigh at 4:05 p. m., arrive Greens
boro 7:15 p. m., making close con
nection with No. 43, which is a fast
through train from Charlotte, At
lanta and all points south. These
ereatlv Improved schedules makes it.
!,,ih A.- tho ti-ln from Ralnlffh
to Charlotte, Atlanta and all points
south and west, to be mad with a
great dual more comfort and much
i quicker time than heretofore, and
' will no doubt be greatly appreciat
ed by the public.
R1U OP ..VILE CITIZENS.
i Not Present in l'olice Court Today.
Bonds of $200 Each Forfeited.
it seems that Raleigh is now rid
i . . n: i .in ,
101 iwo ui us musi viie viiizeus m
!the person of one Maud Kelly and
William Jones. The case in the po
lice court against them was called
i at 10 o'clock today and the defend-
ants were not present. Both were
called out and their bonds of $200
each forfeited. A capias has been
issued for each one and should either
lof them make his or her appearance
in Raleigh again, they will receive a
mysterious AtlantiTlfyooUng
hasty trial. '
indefinitely.
The-MMtf Continued
COL HENRY'S TEBRITCRV.
Expects to Start Out Under Manage
ment National Republican Can
palgn Committee AVitliin Ten Days
';' to Two Weeks. :
Col. Walter R. Henry, who, it was
announced at the state republican
convention in charlotte last weekr,
would bs engaged in campaign work
under the national committee of the
republican party, instead of being
made elector-at-large in North Caro-
Una, will start out on his itinerary
within ton Hnvs or two wppku.
,
: Col. Henry In tendering his servi- !
ces to' the national campaign commit-
tee, wae allowed, according .to cus-
torn to select his own territory, nam
ing the stat?s of Maryland and New
I York as the fields of his labors this
fall In the campaign, and he expects
to make things interesting wherever
he is booked to speak and address the
people on the Issues of the campaign.
Notice Gaiety Patrons.
Monday being a legal holiday the
Gaiety will be open at 10 o'clock in I
the morninng and remain open until
11 at night. . Holiday prices will pre-1
vail in accordance with schedule ,
given below: i
10 a. m. to 2 p. m., 5 cents; and I
10 cents for afternoon and night. .
A special program has been se-,
cured for the occasion, "The Great
Paris Fire."
Miss Lula D. Masssnburg, of Louls
burg, was in the city today, while on
her way .to Garland.
CASTOR I A
- For Infanta and Children.
Tin Kind You Havi Always 8sjghl
Bears'thc
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Fester Kid Crib
Aeddenb
MJtt-,nM 8 n j a u tU
T " Baty can't gel out - J s
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Write us for catalog if you cannot call
7 and see
Royall & Borden Furniture Co.,
127 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C.
REFINM ENT
)f cutting, form, and color characterizes the Cut Glass which we are
showing.. '
All our pieces, Vaases, Glasses, Pitchers, Compotes, Carraffes,
etc., have a style and character of their own.
The prices, too, of these goods place them within the reach of
those who desire attractive table appointments which are not too
expensive. ...
H. MAULERS' SONS
Jewelers
WRIGHTSVILLE . BEACH.
Preeminently North Carolina's seaside resort,
splendid surf. .
FISHING, BATHING, YACHTING
Easily reached yia Goldsboro or Fayetteville in connection with the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets on sale every Saturday good to return the following
Monday, at $4.50.
' For further Information write
W. 9. CRAIG, ( T. C. WHITE.
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
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WAIT J
Until you get all the money if you need
some things for the house, come and get
it, pay down what you can, and if you
pay the remainder in installment pay
. ments, weekly or 30, 60, or 90 days, it
will not cost you any more here than
it would most places if you paid SPOT
V.;J:-:-. CWkSH.-.;;:VV'-:. v-l'v' :Vl- J- .:x;;-'i!;v-:
Come in and talk with us. We
are reasonable and want to accommo
date you. ,
CAPITAL FURNIlilRE COMPANY,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, EALEIQH, N. 0.
judge C. M. Cooke, of Louls
burg, Is here today to -attend the
funeral ot Ma. V. H. Busbee. . ,
' Corporation Commissioner 8. L.
Rogets 1s at his desk again-" after an
absence ot several' weeks on account
ot tae Illness ot his son, who Is much
Improved.1 ''.;
- Governor Glenn has ordered ft spec
ial term ot" court for Wayne coiinty
for the trial of civil cases only,1: tt
will last two weeks. '','":- "'',".'
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DRS. NORRIS & DOUGLASS,
Dentists. ,
The way we fit in missing teeth,
destroy the ache of old ones and put
in neve fillings and caps or crowns is
almost wonderful. I can eat just as
well some people say I look better
as with my natural set, and yet
the bill was very moderate. No;
they don't hurt one as much as you
might thllnk. They know their pro
fession and have all the best appli
ances. Open at Night by Special Arrange-
' ment Only.
Both 'Phones. .
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Safe beach with
. Mr. and Mrs C. V. Strickland, of V
Brooklyn, who are In the city, at the
home ot Mr. J. W. Peebles, on South
Blount street, left today for Durham, i
to spend A few days vlsjtlng friends. ,
Miss Nellie King has returned to '
the city, after. , spending, several
weeks with relatives in Washington ;
Cltr and BalUmere. 1 ' V ' '
Mrs:. W. O.' Adams, Ml liyd' Ad
amk, and Miss Martha Adams, ' of
Durham, are in the city, tlsiUng at
the home of Mr. Henry T. Illcks; on ;
Morgan street. ' ' V " '