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THE EVENETG TIMES, RALEIGH, It 0.
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OBSERVE PALM SUNDAY
Churches Celebrate the Day
Tomorrow
The Saviour's Triumphant Entry Into
Jerusalem and Beginning of Holy
Week Marked by Vse of Pftlm
Branches Confirmation Services
in Churches.
Tomorrow Is Palm Sunday, the be
ginning of Holy Week, and with it
the closing days of Lent begin.
During the coming week the com
I menioi-ation of the great spiritual de
liverance of mankind by the sacrifice
of the Saviour on the Cross of Cal
vary is devoutly observed.
Palm Sunday commemorates the
eventful hour" in the Suviour's earthly
career, when He rode in triumph into
Jerusalem as told iu St, Matthew,
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"And a very great multitude spread
their .garments in the way: others
ml down branches from the trees and
spread them iu the way.
"And the multitudes that went be-
i fore and that followed cried, saying:
jWIM)l((HICHWHnfH((tHlt. j Hosanna to the Son of David; Blessed
m . . it m .'; "-4? T is he that comeih in the name of the
: In the ICpiscopnl and Roman. Cath
olic churches the lessons and sermons
for each day during Holy Week are
based upon the accounts' of the trial
and condemnation and the sufferings
and death of the Saviour .sriven in the
four gospels.
All the transcendent ' events that
lead tip to the awful tragedy on Cal
vary are a part of this solemn commemoration.
The culminating observances of
hese solemnities take place on Good
Friday in the. services-. appointed for
the (lay of the. Crucifixion;
Y'as " ilitl'O-i uuuu '"y. i i ue i:reiu lisl ui
:ur served ' tlu ,'n,II"t'n in 'he year., and altars and
hmenis at aj v'mnceis are uiapeo in most somore
colors. Many .churches hold 1 he
Tli roe. I lours Service (lin ing the time
of the Saviour's Passion, clergymen
givi.ig addresses at intervals on the
last seven words that fell from the
Master's lii's.
At all the KpiscO;ial 'churches and
at the Church of the -Sacred Heart a
profusion of palms will, be used to
typify the lirsr Palm 'Sunday in to
morrow's ''.services.
In the lloinan Catholic church the
palms will fce ttessed anS distributed
t6 the congregation.
Tomorrow will be a notable day In
the Episcopal churches . here, as
Bishop Cheshire, will administer the
rite o( confirmation at the Church of
the Good Shepherd In the morning,
at St. Mary's in the afternoon, and
at Christ church at night.
... A week from Palm Sunday will
come the glorious festival of Easter,
with its message of joy and life and
hope. Magnificent music will be
heard on Easter morning In Raleigh
churches.
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ST. SAVIOUR CHAPKL ti
ll. Crosby minister In. 'charge.
Sunday. Sunday school 10 a. in
service 7:45 o'e'.oek. Seals all f
ery one invited.
CHRIST CHURCH Rev. .Milt'.m A.
Barber, rector. Rev. Jno. H. Crosby,
assistant.. Palm Sunday. Sunday
school 9:30 a. m., Rector's liible -class
10 a. m. Divine service and Holy coin-'
inunion 11 a. m. Confirmation. Instruc
tion 4 p. m, i- Evening, service eight
o'clock The Right Rev. Joseph IHount
Cheshire, D. -D... Hishop .,,f North
Carolina,. -will administer the Apostolic
rite of confirmation at this service.
Services during Holy Week: Holy
Communion daily (except (",ood Friday)
7:30 a. m. Evening prayer daily (ex
cept Tuesday) 5:30 o'clock. Good .Fri
day; Morning prayer and litany !i a.
m.; the Passion Service Ithnv ienii'.-i
12 to 3; special commeniei alien at
night at 8 o'clock, when the choir will
sing a solemn musical selling .based
on the Seven Last Works. Free scats.;
Strangers and visitors cordially
welleomed. . . ' -
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l!i!sillCNS-Socil!l Ml :
Very Successful
.joyed.
The you us-' 'nn-n.
Street TJaraca X'l;:s
the!" life -last -nle:
was tile i;uart"i 1--of
the ( lass and -o i
nse(t!nij'.'a social
iliii ed, rc fi's'.-iiaii n's
The idea of liavin-.v r
business ni;vi jli;v is
I ho (-lass and it pn.iv
tiijle i'ea' al e a.'. if wi
again."'. Short talss
nieni'aer
I'.rovn,
Miles O. . Slrerrell
!' t'le Class
M -i ll Kn-
of .'Vi
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I'denton .
time of j
. o"casi(in
mooting ,
est to the ,
lie
one with 1
il a very enjoy-1
iie repealed ,
were inad. bv'.
of the '.class, by. Mtv.los. O.
U' siic intciidenl.. and Mr.'
Winsion
Mr
I lav.!:: was eh ted as deh'gate to 'the
Kara' a convention, to be held in
Aslieville iii June, and Mr. tlraham
K. light alternate. 1
BVANGETj
H a. m. and
ing
RAPTIST-Pivacl
7:45 p, ill. by the pa' In
Rev. P. G. Elsom. Night services evan
gelistic. Sunday school at :( a, in.
Words
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Yce.e tlie Sonl.
.coa-aiinio ion. His
ss." 'I'hcSc apoallin
iikcn to ileoige K. :',c-
. All services held In the county court ivins, a leading inereliaiit of Spring
house. Public cordially invited. . '.I'eld. X. .,.: by two cxi. rt dolors -oni'
FIRST BAPTIST W. C. Tvree. D.P. l 'lulia ' sjiei ialist. : Then was shown the
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. in. and s p. . wmule.il ut, ,mvr of id. Kins
-Mt-MtMiHf .' Siinilnv clioi,l i.l l'lM-oVery,- Alter three week'
9:30 a. m., Dr. J. It. Hunter, superin
tendent. Young men's meeting Mon
day evening and prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all tli.se
meetings.
HILLSBORO STREKT CI IF, 1ST I A
Rev, L. P. Johnson, pastor. I'n 'Mi ll
ing 11 a. m. No night service. Sun
day school 9:45 a. rn l'ror. S. ,.M:
Smith, superintendent. Tin- doors of
the church .will be. opened fur the' in
ception Of members on Sunday nioru
ing. The pastpr w ill .preach' at the
Burlington Christian church at night.
Appropriate Eaater services w ill b,'
conducted next Sunday by the chil
dren, members of the choir and the
pastor. .';..;-,'.
CENTRAL MBTHOUIST Kev. I..
B. Jones, pastor. At 11 a. in. sermon
by Rev. T. Nc Ivey, D.D., followed by
the administration of the Lord's Sup
per. At 7:30 p. m. sermon by the p is
tor. Subject, "What a Layman Hid in
spreading the gospel." .'-Sunday school
at 9:30, R. E. .-Prince superintendent.
It Is earnestly desired that every mem
ber be present. The public cordialiv.
Invited to these services.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST -lb v. A.
J? Moncrlef, pastor, Preaching 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school !i:l.", a.
m., N. B. Broughton, supcrinten.lent.
EDENTON STREET MFTlli MUST,
Rev. F, M. Shamburger, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow at 11 a. in. an,, s p.
m. Sermon at both hours bv the pas
tor. After the morning service the sac
rament of the Lord's Supper, will be
administered.', Sunday school at ::!b
o'clock a, m., Joseph G. Brow n, super
tendent. Epworth League meets .Mon
day night and prayer meeting. Wednes
day evening iff 7:30.
PRESBYTERIAN Rey. W. MeC
White, D.D., pastor. Services at 11
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. conducted by Key.
William Black, synodlcul evangelist.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHKP
HERD Rev. 1. McK. Pittengei, D.D..
rector. Sunday next before Easter:
Palm Sunday. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Litany, sermon and confirma
tion with Holy communion at 11 a. m.
Service and sermon at 8 p. m. LLenten
services: Service dally ut 11 a. m. and
6 p. m. Good Friday, service at 7:.10 a.
in., and at 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. offer
Ing on Good Friday for Bishop Wythe's
' work in Jerusalem and the Holy Land,
Service for baptism on Saturday at 4
p. m. The seats are all free and stran
gers' and visitors are cordially Invited.
I writes Mr..
U'Ver. 1 Wi
New
Use."
HleVins, "he was as well as
iild not take all the money
! iu the World . for what it did for my
; boy." 'Infallible for coin;hs nn. colds,
Jitis- the snfe.-t, :ai-es eie of, OeSpe la I e
j inn;; ili.-:"i;.'s. mi e irtti. .'.'ie. and $l.ni
at all driovaisls. luai anlee. nt i. l'.ic
j ti.ni. Trial bottle free,
j PALMS FOR TOMORROW.
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Specimens to be I'scd ill Palm
Sunday Observance.
So.iie very tile.' speciiucns of palms
have been 'received, at the . rectory of
( ii list chur.-li for the use in tli" Palm
Sunday- sei ;ici'S. - - '
'I'hee. : brain-lies were sei-ured. . on
.Smitli's Is'.ind near Soiithport. iind will
lie used in 'adorning the sain tnary of
Christ 'church" tomorrow.
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Humphreys' Seventy-Seven
breuks np Grip and
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"77" is the remedy for Coughs.
Colds, Crip, lnllueua, Catarrh and
Sore Throat. . .
"77" goes direct to the sick spot
without disturbing the rest of the
system.
"77" is put up in a small vial of
pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket.
"77'' is sold by air and recommend
ed by most dealers, 25c. or mailed.
Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co.,
Cor. William and Ann Streets, Xew
York. -
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WHAT
ster Suit
About That Ea
Pnle Delicate Women and Girls.
The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTT
LKSS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children ISOc.
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SMITH
MAKES STOMACH
MISERY VANISH
Stops Food Fermenting end
Overcomes Dyspepsia
IS LEADING
In Times' Advertising Contest Votes
Touring in Daily from All Parts of
City Contestants lieconiing Kn-thused.
The Times' advertising contest is
attracting more attention than any
thing else in Raleigh. Girls and
boys are beginning work in earnest.
Yesterday's rise in. votes and number
of contestants proves that prizes are
worth your effort to win. Do you
want to win one of these prizes? If
so, get in the race today, or if you
have a girl or boy friend whom you
would like to see Win one of these
prizes, nominate him or her today,
give them a start while the contest
is young, and see them win.
Never before in the history, of
newspaperdom has such grand prizes
been offered for so easy a chance to
win as there is to win one of these
prizes offered by The Times advertis
ing contest.
The contestants who have begun
work say it will be easy to win, and
every one feels confident of winning.
Trips like the one that The Even
ing Times is going to give to the per
son securing the most votes in The
Evening TimesV advertising contest
are trips that are very expensive and
are very seldom offered. So, If you
are contemplating on making a trip,
do not miss this opportunity of get
ling one. of the best trips that you
could take, with" nil. expenses paid,
everything absolutely free to you.
Following is the excellent crowd in
the race:
Miss Helen Jones ........ ,
Mis Sadie -Lewis'. . .... .
Miss Alice Wilson u ...
Mr. Phil Utley .
Mr. John Knox . ... . ... ;
Miss Margie Terrell ... ... .
Miss Ray Brown , .". . . . , , .,,
Miss Mary Iannsden .......
Miss Mary Beckham ......
Mr. Hubert Holding ,
Miss Pattle Yearby .......
Miss Daisy Haywood ......
Mr. Bob Wynne ...... . v ,
Mr. Sam Smith . , ... ... . . ,
Miss Mary Clark .........
Miss Patsy Smith ....... . ,
Mr. Henry Baker . . ....
Engerhart Mangum .......
Miss Emma Roberts . ; . ,
Mr. Cecil Broughto'n . . . . . ,
McKeever Allen ..........
Uarland Williams
Miss Annie Kord .. . . .. .. .
Miss Lillian Betts ....... .
Miss Ercelle Taylor ..... . , .
Miss Annie Weathers .... . .
Miss Mary Stronach
Take your sour stomach or may
be you call It Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Gastritis of Catarrh of Stomach; it
doesn't matter take your stomach
trouble right with you to your Phar
macist and ask him to open a 50-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and let you
eat one 22-grain Triangule and see if
within five minutes there is left any
trace of your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation food souring;
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite,
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, griping
in bowels, tenderness in the pit of
stomach, bad taste in mouth, consti
pation, pain in limbs, sleeplessness,
belching of gas, biliousness, sick
headache, nervousness, dizziness and
many other similar symptoms.
If your appetite is fickle, and noth
ing tempts you, or you belch gas or if
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause fermentation of un
digested food. -
Prove to yourself, after your next
meal, that your stomach is as good as
any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without
fear of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. It is merely a matter of hovr
soon you take some Diapepsin.
Mr. Delmar Norris .
Mr. Pay ton Brown ,
Miss Mamie Denton
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Bwept Over Niagara. -
This terrlbl calamity often happens
because a careless boatman Ignores the
river's warnings irrowlng ripples and
faster current Nature's warnings are
kind, That dull pain or ache in the
, back warns you the kidneys need at
tention If you would escape fatal mal
adiesDropsy, Diabetes or Brlght's
Disease, Take Electric Bitters at
once and see bockachs fly and all your .
best feelings return. VAfter lonff suf-
ferlng from weak .kidneys and lame
back one 11.00 bottle wholly cured me,"
writes J.-. R. ' Blankenshlp, of Hoik,
Twin. Only 60 cent at all druggists.
We are ready to show you cur line of Men
and Boys'
FINE CLOTHING
Adopted for service during Spring and
Sumfaer. Our Spring Display of Men's
Suits represent the choicest products of
America's most skilled tailors. These are
now ready for your inspection. The styles
are unusually attractive, the clothes are
the pick of the looms and include every
thing new out this season. We represent
the famous "House Kuppenheimer."
J. ROSENGARTEN COMPANY,
214 Fayetteville St. - C. C. Phone 397
THE Tl.MKS -ADVKUT1S1XG
COXTEST
This coupon, when neatly
cut out, name and address
properly filled In and brought
or scut to the Control De
partment of The Evening
Times, Kalcigh, K. C, will
count as
10 VOTES
For Miss or Mr.
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Not Good After April 5th.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The low pressure an a, or storm cen
tral over northern Mmiucsoih. vester
day, .now overlies the l.nke region, at
tended by light rains. The souilie.is!
storm now lies Off the North Carolina
coast, and has caused rams in North
Carolina and Virginia. Tin- pressure is
high -over the central poition of the
cotton states, hut the temperature, lias
risen generally ilimiuf the last HI
hours. Another storm- Is Central over
the liocky Mountain -region, having
nioved inland from the southwest: -it -is
accompanied by higher temperatures
but no rain. In the south the weather
is R-euerally clear Willi temperatures
nearly as 'high as the seasonal aver
ages.. -, - . ' '
The-conditions Indicate fair woali. r
in this vicinity loiiij.'ht and Sunday.
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HAVE Of DISPLAY
a beautiful line of Spring Suiting? from
which to seleqt your new Spring Suit. We
make your clothes to order and give perfect
fit and 'style. " v '
Come in, select your Spring SuitV let
us take your measure, and leave the rest, to
us for fit, individuality and style.
We are exclusive agents in this city for
the Regal Shoe, and they have won a name
I for themselves for the fit, workmanship,
1 comfort, style, and general appearance.
.
E. Broughton,
HABERDASHER.
I Edgar
Compare Oak City Work
Compare our Laumlerins: with any other it will show that onr claim
for superior work is based on facts.
"It's the little thing that counts" ami comparison proves facts.
I'hone for our wagon.
Oak City Steam Laundr) Co.,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
GOING TO EUROPE?
We sell American Express Company Checks in de
nominations of $10 up. Available anywhere in the world
without identification. Most travelers use them.
The Commercial National Bank
Capital and Surplus
RALEIGH, N. C.
$200,000
The Raleigh Savings Bank.
JXO T. rriAKN, lVosldeut.
CHARLES ItOOT, Cashier.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
Four per cent, interest paid ou deposit. Cull In tuo bank, or write
for further Information.
SAFETY DEPOSIT EOIIES 70R RENT.
KEY RING
So many requests for the registered Key Rings have
been received that we have provided another lot, which
we will be glad to give to our friends.
Several lost bunches of keys have been restored to
owners.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
KAM'HGH, X. V. ' - - 11 -
' mi in
RALEIGH BANKING & TRUST COMPANY.
with 4
An uiisurpKMed history lehlnl It sloes INM
bafefjr t ItM l'posltoi. "
AccouimodatJon to IU Customer.
IVIIUiiiC iwrvlon to lt iVlrnd. 4
CHAS. K. JOHNSON P. H. DRTOtiK 4
President. CMhler. A
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HOW TO SECURE VOTES
PAYMENTS ON ACCOCNT.
H .45
$3.80
$5.00
HulMirription.
. ., . . ..j ,, 45 Vote
, . . . . 125 Vot
, . . . . 250 Vote
, . . . . 500 Vote
, PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE.
SulMcrltion. :
$5.00 . .... 5,000 VoUn
$2.50 ... . . 2,500 Votes
$1.25 . . . . .i." 1,000 Votes
$ .45 .... , 200 Vote
$ .10 ..... 10 Votes
AdvertiRini;.
Five Vote for rarh Cent paid on ad-
vcrtising. '
Double for new account.
200 Vote for each month's contract.
VVUj INFORMATION GIVEN IN
CJIlCiriiATION DEPARTMENT
EVENING TIMES.
... .
Only a Fuu lore iays !
Before Easter, and we are fully prepared to clothe you in any of
the season's latest styles.
Our spring and summer line of clothing is, we belief e, the
smartest we've ever shown and you will have no trouble in se
lecting a stylish snappish and up-to-date suit
Don't wait until the last moment to make your selection,
but do so as early as possible. . ' ,
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FAYETTZ VTLLS STREET
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