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SOCIETY,
Mrs. Livingston Johnson has gone
to Cary.
Miss Ola
Smlthfleld.
Barber has gone . to
Miss Johnny Jones has returned td
her home In Norfolk.
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Miss Harriet C. Wilkle, of Fuquay
Springs, is visiting Mrs. M. T. Bau
man, on Halifax street.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bushee, of
Charlotte, have returned home, after
a visit to Mr& FjtV Bushee. - J i : .
Miss Louise Dughi has returned to
the city from a visit to Baltimore,
New York, and Coney Island.
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Mrs. P. P. Lynch has returned to
her heme at New Orleans, after a
visit to her father, Mr: John Person.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fulghum, of Golds
boro, and Mrs. George Archer, of
Mississippi, are visiting Mrs. Alden
T. Bryan, on Hillsboro street.
.
Mrs. D. H. Milton has returned to
the city from High Point, accom
panied by her daughter; Mrs. W. M.
Tucker and grandson, Master Milton
Tucker.
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' Kenntness Book Club.
The Kenntness Book Club will
meet with Mrs. W. W, Robards to
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Louise Wright, Miss Lucy
Moore, Miss Nell Hinsdale, Miss Fan
nie Johnson; Messrs. Walter Clark,
W. H. Pace, Gordon Smith, William
Little Francis Cox, Hubert Hill, Wll
11am Boylan, Charles Johnson, J. W.
Allison, Dr. Joet Whltaker.
Shakespeare's "A Winter's Tale."
In all humility the scholar-players
of the Baptist University for Women
pray you welcome next Monday night,
the fifth day of October, on the last
stroke of eight, by the clock. They
pray your favour and your presence
to this, their second performance of
this right famous comedie. -r
The companle has been assisted in
its work by Miss Phelps, of the elocu
tion department.
Mrs. D. H. Milton and daughter,
Mrs. W. M. Tucker, and Master Rays
ter M. : Tucker, are visiting in Ral
eigh.
f LOCAL BRIEF!
Rev. R. J. Bateman, ex-pastor of
the Fayetteville Street Baptist
church, Is in the city.
Mr. W. E. Hawkins, of Ridge
way, spent yesterday in the city, the
guest of Mr. T. F. Watklns.
Dr. R. T. Vann went to Ruther
fordton yesterday to attend the meet
ing of the Green River Association.
Rev. S J. Betts and Mr. Ben
Sasser have recently lost a fine mule
land a good horse, respectively, by
feeding them on unripened corn.
Ex-Gov. Charles B. Aycock has
been asked to address the Inland
Farris-Cheek.
The following invitation has been
received Dy menas in tne city: i
"Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell
Cheek invite you to be present at the
mnrrinse of their daushter. Ethel
May, to Mr. William Tucker Farris, ! Waterway Congress, at Washington,
Wednesday afternoon, October the D- C.. which meets November 17-19.
fourteenth, nineteen hundred and The people of Apex are planning
elcht. at half after five o'clock. 20 ' for the bissest democratic rally in
North
N. C."
Fourth street, Wilmington,
Enjoyable Concert at Central.
the history of Wake county next
Tuesday. There will be a special
train from Raleigh.
Capt. John Duckett returned
The concert at Central church was vesterday afternoon from Winston-
well attended last night, the pound Saloni, where he attended the opening
packages for the lunch booth at the of the state school (colored). There
fair piled up quick and fast. j were 172 present at the opening.
A delightful program was rentier- Mr. Louis Phillips, of Atlanta,
ed, each number being greeted by the editor and proprietor of Tlie South
heartiest applause. There were sev- ern Druggist, spent last night In the
eral selections from the Baraca quar- city. He is a brother of Mr. R. M.
tette and from the Alacahee. quartette:'. Phillips and is well known in this
The readings of Miss Mary Evans and city.
Miss France Renf row were much en-Joyed.
DINNER IN HONOR OF
Rev. Mr. Kyle, pastor of the
Baptist church at Clarksville, was
in the city yesterday. He has just
closed a fine revival at his church.
MISSES HECK AN COUTER.rrrfere were about 25 conversion
. I Thirteen were baptized and seven
Mrs. J. M. Heck delightfully en- others will Join the church jater.
tertained at dinner last evening in Mr. M. L. Shipman, democratic
honor of I,"r daughter, Miss Pearl candidate for commissioner of labor
Chadwick Heckouid-h- Sgiaaddaugh-Iad printing, returned yesterday from
ter, Miss Mary Grimes Cowper, both a t0ur of the tenth district. He cam
young ladies being debutantes of this 'pagned the west with Hon. W. W.
season. Miss Heck has just returned KHrhln: and found ronditions favor
able to democratic
where.
success every-
from an extended trip abroad.
The decorations of the dining room
were most charmingly effected with
pms roses ana carnations, tae same Healthy Family,
color scneme or pink being carried "Our -whole family has enjoyed
out in tne drawing room and library. ieood health since we began using Dr
Hovering above the flowers of the King's New Life Pills, three years
dining table was a swarm of gay but- ago," says L. A. Bartlet, of Rural
terflles which alighted on the table Route 1, Guilford, Maine. They
and weer borne away as souvenirs, 'cleanse and tone the system in a gen
The same butterfly idea was Carried tie wav that does vou eood. 25c at
out in the dainty place cards.
The invited guests on this delight
ful occasion were: Miss Emmie Hay
wood, Miss Josephine Boylan, Miss
Emmie Drewry, .Miss Wllla Norris,
all druggists.
Ivory Soap is as mild,
as soothing, as cleans
ing as the finest una
dulterated Castile soap.
It should be used for
every purpose for which
pure Castile soap is used
for baby's bath as well
as for washing every
thing hewearsjhisunder
clothes, his frocks, his
stockings, everything about
him from the top of his
little bald head to the
tips of his pink and
white toes.
Ivory Soap
99oo Per Cent. Pure.
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T5he
ilUII Ul u
Opposite Post Office.
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Parlor and Library Furniture
'vShave a splendidly ''selected line of
3 and 5 Piece Parlor Suits covered with
Cloth and Leather.
3 Piece Leather Library Suits. 1
GET READY FOR THE STATE FAIR. '
Royall & Borden Furniture Co.,
127 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C.
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OUR WORD FOB IT
That the Solid Silver we carry, for either Table or Toilet use, to the
best value for the money to be found anywhere.
The best manufacturers are represented in both flat and hollow
ware her.
We carry an excellent assortment of Table NecensltlesKnivea,
Forks, Spoons, etc.
, Look over our assortment, whether you wish to purchase or not,
H . MAULERS' SONS
Jewelers - RjileigH N. C
SAVE YOUR MONEY
EXAMPLE FOR INVESTORS
Value at maturity, 6 1-3 years ... .....
Actual Cost ,
Entrance fee, 25c. per share , ...
332 payments at J2.50 . . . ... ... .
-10 SHARES.
$1,000.00
f 2.S0
830.00
832.50
.ORPHANS' CONCERT TOXIGHT.
The Sinking Class of the Oxford
Orphan Asylum at the Ma
sonic Temple.
The Masons of Raleigh and their
families and all the lovers of music
In the city should not fail to hear
the singing class of the Oxford Or
phanage perform tonight. Every
cent spent on it goes to a good cause,
and every one Is guaranteed "his
money's worth.' or more, by the high
excellence of the work of this class 1
in the past. They are well-trained J
and do remarkably good work. Their I
songs are bright and catchy, abso
lutely, free from all evil, not the
slightest tinge of vulgarity in any
part of their performance. It is an
entertainment that every mother In
Raleigh can attend and to which she
can take her children.
This class represents one of the
greatest charitable institutions In the
state, the great orphanage at Ox
ford, established and maintained by
the Grand Lodge of Masons of North
Carolina. There are nearly 400
children in this orphanage, and all
the money derived from these con
certs goes to help support them.
Admission, adults, 25c; children,
16c. e
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OCTOBER WEDDINGS
PERSONALS
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Mr. H. L. Gobs, of New York, is In
the city, .
Mr. W. T. Doles is registered at
the Yarborough. , a
Mr. J. Meyer, of New York, is at
the Yarborough.
Mr. G. G. Graham, of Chicago, was
In the city today.
Mr. S. H. Hearne, of Albemarle, is
at the Yarborough.
Mr. F. J. McNieve, of Philadelphia,
was in the city today.
Mr. E. P. Brinkley, of Richmond,
was in the city today.
Mr. E. M. Gorham, of Rocky
Mount, is m the city.
Mr. H. L. Terwilliger, of Norfolk,
is at the Yarborough.
Dr. David Way. of Washington,
spent the day in the city.
Mr. W. G. McNair. of New York,
is registered at the Giersch.
Mr, N. W. Walker, of Chapel Hill,
Is registered at the Giersch. .
Mr. Edwin N. Harrison, of Chicago,
is registered at the Giersch.
Mr. L. W. FariB, of Chase City,
Va., spent the day in the city.
Mr. Harry Leslie, of Baltimore,
was a visitor in the city today.
Mr. J. W. Blanton, Jr., of Rich
mond, is In the city on business.
THE GREAT
DIRECTOIRE
HATS.
. is shown here In all its
splendor. The craze of
the season. Visit our
store now, while all
new styles are on dls-
V; play.
MRS. OWEN,
MISS DENTON,
Milliners.
West Hargett Street.
Net profit . . , . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . $ 107.50
The above represent the lnnximuni cost and the minimum profit,
and nets the investor over O per cent.taxes paid. 1 Where else can you
safely invest small weekly or nionthy surplus funds to earn so handsomely?
BUY A HOME WITH RENT MONEY.
EXAMPLE FOR BORROWER 10 SHARES.
Buying and paying for a home costing f 1,000. 00
Entrance fee, paid once . . . . . : v. . . . . $. .2.50
333 payments of dues at $2.50 . . . ... ... SIJO.OO
332 payments of interest at JI.10. . . . .'. . 385.12
Total outlay . . . . . ... . ... . ,. . $1,217.02 $1,217.62
Would have paid for rented house at $12.50 per month for 332
weeks ........................... 057.00
DEATH OF C. H. CLAYTON.
Net cost of home . . ... . . .. . . . . . .... . $ 250.0.3
7th Series Opens Saturday, OctolH-r 8, 1008.
RALEIGH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
107 Fayetteville Street,
T. B. WOMACK, President. J. C. ALLISON, Sec-Treas.
DON'T SHIT YOCR EARS TO
... REASON. :. '
If you are nervous and sensitive
about having your teeth attended to
you can come to us in perfect confi
dence, as we are careful in our work,
and make it as near painless as mod
ern dentistry can be made. If your
teeth want crowning, bridging, filling
or extracting you will fhid us both
scientific and gentle in putting your
mouth in good condition.
DBS. NORRIS & DOUGLASS.
Offices Oyer Mahler's Jewelry Store.
Both 'Phones.
Killed in Explosion at Spencer Last
Night Body Arrives Today.
Mr. C. H. Clayton, a carpenter, in
the employ of the Southern Railway,
was killed last night In Spencer, by
the explosion of a half a car of pow-.
der in the powder house. His body!
Would Mortgage the Farm.' was shipped from Spencer today on
A farmer on Rural Routa 2. Emnlre. ' wo- an arrived in Kaieign this.
Ga., W. A.Floyd byname, says: .afternoon.
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the Mr. Clayton leaves a wife and,
two worst sores I ever saw: one on children. His home was at 728
mv bund and nn n mv io Tf 1. North Blount street. I
worth more than Its weight in gold.
I would not be without It if I had to
mortgage the farm to get it." Only
25c at all-druggists.
Dr, B. F. Dixon returned this
mnrnlnfir tmm Anldohnrn
I addressed a fine audience last night.
Do not delay longer In placing order for engraved invitations.
Our fall samples represent the very latest shapes and forms that
have been accepted by refined and fashionable society. We do not
follow we LEAD la originating artistic effects with fine material.
Our prices are the lowest. Send for samples, which will be supplied
free of charge, J. p. STEVENS .ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Sta
tionery Engraven, 47 Whitehall 0t, AtlanU Ga,
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YOU NEED THIS?
If yon are pale and weak, if you have no
appetite, ' or If you feel the need of a
strength producing medicine, try
rexalL PRC-digested beef,
irok and wine,
KING-CROWELL brurj Co.
THE rexall store.
You were buying that coat Suit. It
begins to look as if the cold weather
has begun in earnest and you should
prepare yourself. 'li.rM
Have you seen our stock, of Coat
Suits ? In the lot all popular styles
are being shown; and the pricesioo,
are proving very popular, for instance
CoatSuits valued at $27.50; our price
$20. A dollar saved isa dollar made.
MP LAW
Masonic Temple. -
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Hareett Street
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