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THE EVENTNU TIMES, ElLEICfH. N. 0. r
" PAGE THXEE
T. P. A. CONVENTION.
AkIicvIIIo Prepared to Entci-tuin ,0)0
llelegatcs.
Hundreds of T. P. A.'s in iNorth
Carolina and thousands from 'every
section of the United States will at
tend ,tho annual convention, in Asho
vllle next month, of the Travelers'
Protective Association of America.
The program has been announced' as'
follows:
Monday, May 31.
10:110 a. m. Meet at the audito
rium; form in lino and march down
Haywood street to Patton avenue, up
Patton avenue to Park square, around
Park square and bark to the audito
rium via West College street. . Music
by First Regiment baud.
11:30 a. m. Convention called to
order at auditorium.
Player by Hev. Dr. G. T. Howe.
Address of welcome on behalf of
tho state of North Carolina, by Hon.
V. W. Kltchin.
Address of welcomo on behalf of
the city by the mayor.
Response by Henry O. Gray .na
tional president.
Business session.
Informal reception, Battery Park
Hotel.
Tuesday, .lime I.
9:00 a. in. Business session.
' "11:00 a. in. Ladies' card party
Manor, Albemarle park.
Business session.
Convention ball, .Battery Park lie
tel. .;;.;. .""..'
Wednesday, .June 2.
Business session.
Ladies' trolley ride.
. Alemorlal address;
T. V. A. night at auditorium.
.'Thursday, June ;.
9:00 a. ni. Special carriages for
Bill nun c estate, leaving antlitoriiiin
guests of Dr. C. A. SchcncU while on
the estate.
Business session.
Business session. '(Ladies', enter
tainment open). .
S. S. S. heals Sores and Ulcers in the very simplest way. It just goes
right down, into the blood and removes the cause, and the tlace is bound
to heal because the impurities and
means of keeping tho ulcer open are
External applications of salves, lotions, plasters, etc., can never produce a
cure because they do not reacfli the source of the trouble. At best they
can only allay pain or rtduco Inflammation; such treatment is working on
symptoms and not reaching the cause. Every nutritive corpuscle in the
. w fsaiaue iuH momm tuv v vvii.iuvui.4j ui-ii.i.iLii fci- nut; iiiu jiviu tuuuuu iiiu
sore a quantity of impure, germ-laden mutter which gradually eats into tho
surrounding healthy tissue and causes the ulcer to enlarge Since impure
"blood is responsible for Sores and Ulcers, a medicine that can purify the
blood is the only hope of a cure. S. S. S. has long been recognized as the
greatest of all blood purifiers, possessing the qualities necessary to remove
every impurity from the blood. While curing the sore or ulcer S.S.S.
brings about a healthy condition of the flesh by supplying it with rich,
healthy blood, and thus makos the cure permanent and lasting. Book on
Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who writ.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
T5he
COMING OF SPRING!
Means house-cleaning time. Many new pieces
of Furniture will be needed to replace the old
discarded articles. We are prapared to furn
ish you with any piece of Furniture.
How about a Porch Chair? We have 4 just
received a car of Porch Chairs. Built of very
heavy and best material, in red, green, or nat
ural color.
CAPITAL FURNITURE COMPANY,
- Fayetteville Street, - ; - Raleigh, N. C.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND, SPECIALTIES '
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY,
. e. .
1 -r JAMES VI THl
Cupltml CU rhfihv HUV. ' Thw
The Best
MEDICINE
To Wake up your Liver
and Purify your Blood
TAKE IT NOW
THE GENUINE has lh RED Z on
the front of each package and the
signature and seal of J. H. ZEILIN
& CO., on the side, IN RED.
Friday, June I.
S:00 a
in. Special train to Lako
Toxaway.
2:00 p. ui
-Old-fashioned South-
ern barbecue.
5:00 p. in. Return to Asheville.
Business, session. .:
. Soul hern Railway Is niakiiiB spec
.1st 1 low rate for this occasion. Tick
els on sale May I'S, i!0, and 30; good
for thirty days.
Words to Freeze the Soul.
"Your sou nas consumption. ..''His
case is hopeless. "These appalling
words 'were -.spoken' to ..Clcorgo K. lilc
yiiis, a leading ..merchant '-of- Sprlng
tli'lil, N. (.' by two expert doctors one
a tuns specialist. Then was shown the
wonderful power of Dr. King's New
biseovery. "After three week's use,
writes Mr. 1 '.levins, "he was as well as
ever. I would net take all the money
in the world for what it did for my
hoy." Infallible for coughs mid eolds,
It's the safest cure of desperate lung
illesascs on earth. BOe. and $1,00 at
all diuggists. Guarantee satisfaction,
Trial bo! tie freo. - . .
HEALS
SORES AND ULCERS
morbid matters which have been the i
no loneer absorbed from the blood.
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MIS
ANDREWS
AGAIN
Contest is Still the Talk of
the Town
Never Before Have Contestants Se
cured Votes So Fast as They Are
In This Contest Friends of Every
Contestant Are Now Helping and
Will Stick to the Finish.
Day by day the enthusiasm grows
keener in The Times Advertising
Contest. Every contestant realizes
that they must make the most of the
short time that is remaining, as every
,day counts and the totes secured in
a single day may he the very ones
that will win the prize.
The whole city is alive to the issue
and as the contest progresses the in
terest will no doubt reach fever-heat
The climax comes Mn y 15th, at which
time the contest closes, and it is then
that the winners will be declared for
the three exceptionable prizes.
The names of the contestants and
number of voles accorded each ap
pear in the paper every day, and a.
great deal of enthusiasm has been
awakened. Voting is not restricted
in any sense whatever, anyone may
vote as often as he pleases, and for
whom he pleases. This is a voting
contest and every subscriber is en
titled to a vote, and should use the
opportunity to help their favorite win
one of these fine prizes. '
Unlike other contests, candidates
have two ways of securing votes:
Votes are not purchased, but fyv
every dollar a dollar's Worth of value
is dealt out in the news of the world,
or for the best advertising that can
be had in the state. It is an invest
ment rather than an expenditure, and
no one should consider the money
wasted that is paid for The Times
during this contest. :
Owing to the fact that the contest
ants are doing so well with the offer
on new subscriptions The Times has
decided to make an additional offer
as follows: Contestants securing a
six months subscription, will receive
S,0"0 votes, and 4,000 for every
Remem
ber these subscriptions must be paid
in advance to get the extra votes.
The race is never ended until the
goal is reached, and there is always
time for the last competitor to win
out. Keep up with the contest and
make it your determination that you
are going to win and go after the
votes- and subscriptions in a manner
that, will coincide with your determ
ination. Contestants stand as follows today:
Miss Ada Andrews
150,165
135,788
Miss Annie Weathers . . . . .
Miss Mildred Olmstead . . .
Mr. Henry C. Reece ." .' . . , .
Miss Pattie Yearby . . ....
110,325
106,535
72,620
60,820
.42,565
3(1,005
3t,CC0
3 2,6 S 5
23.K20
22,930
2i,r.sr.
Miss Ray Brown . .......
Miss Sudie Lewis . .......
Miss Rachel Edmunson .
Miss Margio Terrell . . ; . . ,
Miss Emma Roberts ,. .. ' -. ....
Miss Christahelle Howell , .
Mr. Henry Baker
Miss Ruby Ltinisden . . .
Miss Annio Ford . . .....
Miss Helen Brown ......
Miss MiriamJRiggan . . ...
Miss Mamie Denton . ...'.,
Miss Ercello Taylor . . , . .
Miss Ethel Glenn ...... . . .
Miss Daisy Haywood . ... . '.',
Garland Williams .........
Mils Katherino Sherwood . .
Miss Mamio Shaw ........
Mr. Lewis Riggan .......
Miss Margaret Bridgors . .
Miss Alice Wilson ........
McKeever Allen .........
Miss Suslan Busbee.
Miss Mary Stronach . . . . .
Payton Brown . . .........
Miss Nattle Gould .......
. 20,560
.12,905
. 11,855
. 10,250
. 8,910
.., 8,590
.;, 7,525
7,205
. 6,580
..i 6,500
..i 5,205
,.' 2,500
.. 2.210
.., 1,310
.., 865
675
.. 600
.. 290
0
THE TIMES ADVERTISING
CONTEST
This coupon, when neatly
cut out, name and addrews
properly tilled in and brought
or sent to tlio Coiitnt Do
. partiiicnt of Tlio Evenlnj;
.Tiim-H, lUleigh, N. C, will
count as
5 VOTES
For Mis or Mr.
Not Good After April IHrtli.
Epworth League, at Epttortli.
The Epworth League, 01 Kp worth
Mothodlst.chui'ch, will hold n li'orary
ineptliig tonight at 8 o'clock at the
church, Tho public Ih invited. : '
; "I'd Rather Die," Uortof.
than havu my feet cut oft," luld M. L.
BliiKliain, of llnccvlllo, ill. "but
you'll dlo of gangrene (which had eat
en away eight toes) If you don't" Hatd
all doctor. Inntead. he used Bucklen
Arnica. Halve- until wholly. rnnd. Itn
pure of Eteftftma, Fevor Boron,-Holls,
cvnta at all druggist
LEADER
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BO YLAN
4Sfc ' ' ' A '
Spring i Summer Samples
TAILORED SUITS, COSTUMES AND DRESSES. .
1-4 to 1-3 Under Actual Worth.' . '
Something; like Three Hundred' Sample Suits - and
. One Hundred Waists. Every style, weave and color that
'fashion demands. ".The. satisfactory kinds for all uses and
. occasions. :
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
SILK AND SATIN COSTUMES.
LINEN AND LAWN DRESSES.
Hvcrvilijn ill tout -these costumes to commend them:
.' Their style, color, workmanship, shaping. Scores of
lieautiful ('(ml rivaiices in trimming to make them distinc
tive vet at bargain prices.
COMMENCEMENT DRESSES.
AVhy woiry as to what to wear. Kxtpiisitely beauti
ful White .Messelines and French ''Lawn dresses for
lli.e;eost of materials and trimmings alone. Added is Hie
swing, dash, and st vie that coines from the artists touch.
Sep
BOY LAN -
AVIIIOX you ;; courling tbi-sify
niiMin'e KisIS be sine you
liave a :i of Xiimially's
('a ndy
II will win the lieart
of any girl.
THE HICKS
VR VG COMPANY.
Both riiones.
WRIGHT IS RIGHT!
When It comes to something
nice to eat. That nice French
Drip Coffee makes, a .man feel
mighty good. Try a cup with
some of Mother's Home Made
Pies, Cake, or a nice lunch,
"GET THE HABIT." '
WRIGHT'S CAFE.
I' MP P I 1 i 1 P I
M . 1 I ,
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4. .1. KK.Al'tl CXm
BASEBALL GOODS
WHOLESALE A.M IETAIL.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons.,
HAI.TTQH. H t!
Tho Big ' liar d ware lien.
SQUARE
SIMMER QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK WITH FREE
te SlirtwaMs
Every Waist Silk, Net, or Lawn, is up to the high
est mark in style ami-quality and lowest in price for the v
simple reason that they are selected samples.
NEW SHOWING OF SHOPPING AND
STREET HATS.
Shopping Hats, Tailored Hats, and Street Hats;
Simply trimmed, yet with a ; world of Chit just a big
bow or a wing rightly poised a bunch of fruit or bouquet,
of flowers; there you have it . $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 to $8.50
NEW TRIMMING LACES.
We are slashing the prices on-high-grafUv-trimming
Laces. Prices cut in' two. Mostlv Imlf ahd'lc.ss.
QUALITY TELLS -PRICE SELLS.
PEARCE CO M P ANY.
BIG CLOSE
OUT DEAL
500 Solid Brass Beds.
This Brass I'.eU lias 'J-liith l'il-
lars, ?4-hi. Iippnxl, 7!j-in. lllling
rods; hi ilil of lii-ad t'K inches;
fiHit, :(l-iiii'lies; lillcd uilli regular
rails l :x feet only, "lappnl and
iralel, spring tu lit bed. Retail
price is $25.(HI. ' '
OI R SPECIAL. FACTORY P1UCE
. WHILE THEY LAST, $15,
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed or
Money Refunded.
Hollingsworth Furniture
and Music Company.
V , LOIISBIRG, N. C.
' X.J
Write for our Furnitun Cal-alog.
No. 1 and 2 New Mackerel.
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Boneless Codfish.
Canned Shrimp.
Deviled Crabs.
Salmon. '
Lobster.
Sardines.
All Fresh and of the, best
Quality.
J. R. FERRALL & GO.
, , M. j
LEAHLNO GROCEllS.
Fayetteville Street, Rjlelgh. V. O.
OTEY'S BARBER SHOP,
Yarborough House.
- PlEATRCE CO.
PATTERN', 20c.
. 'iifti'.tlfe
3?
SPECIAL AT
THE GEM
TODAY
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PROGRAM DAILI.
On the Western
Frontier.
We Close at Noon.
Will They Ever Get
to Town.
PRICES:
5c. and 10c.
Foster & Mansfield
For Sale Cheap
Edison 1f08 ..Model Moving Picture
Machine, wild fivtiires, nearly new.
iite for particulars.
GLENWOOD SKATING
RINK
Open Every. Mgjit Except Wednesday
FW
mi
AJ-wrihrt Mm $20 b $100
Toa ou trcura ihocMii
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