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THE EVENINQ TIMES, RALEIGH, N. C.
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SOME candies are dear
at 30 cents a pound.
Others are good square
value at 80cents. It just
depends bnthe candies.
We'll let you be the
judge. Step in, Judge,
and try NUNNALLY'S.
None purer, or more
delicious can be made.
Every box of bonbons
or chocolates is gener
ously assorted and per
fectly fresh;
A fresh supply always kept by
TUCKEK BLDG-. PHAKMACi'
11. T. HICKS CO.
"None Like Nunnally's. ".
PERSONALS
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Mr. James B. Pratt, of Charlotte,
spent the day in the city.
Mr. Frank P. Milburn, of Wash
ington, D. C, is at the Yarborough.
Mr. Harry Marks, of New York, is
in the city on business.
Mr. W. B. Fitzpatrick, of Bedford
City, Va., was among last night's ar
rivals at the Yarborough.
Mr. C. W. Willard, of Jamestown,
N. Y., is in the city.
Mr. S. M. S. Rollinson, of Elizabeth
City, N. C, is registered at the
Giersch. ,
Mr. Thos. B. Jacocks, of Tarboro,
N. C., spent the day in the city.
Mr. P. C. Baker, of Greensboro, is
at the Giersch.
SCHOOL LCLOS1XG.
Commencement Kxerclscs At Rule's
Creek Academy llepn Saturday.
Saturday. May 8th. S:iW P. M. Kx
crcises by Primary, rvpartmi'nt : and
Washingtonian Society.
Sunday, May 0th,' Jl:Wl A. M Com
niencement Sermon, llev. G. T. Adams,
Durham, X. C.
Wednesday. May 12th,:.S:00 P.M.-Kx-drelses
by Athenian Society.'.
Thursday, May 13tl. l:(iii A, M. -Contest
-for Orator's Medal. 11 :K A.
M- j Literary Address by lbn. T. W.
Blckett, Raleigh. N. C::-'2:0 ..l'.-?M.-Contest
for Declaimcr's Medal. S:3 1'.
M. Contest for Drill Medal. S:W P.
Recital by classes in Music ami
Elocution. Awarding prizes, medals
and diplomas: ' taintttrovtam iwwi '...
Wilson, Soudan. Va. Valedictorian,
Oscar P. Campbell, Statesville, N. C.
Passion Play to be Shown At Gem.
Owing to the great number of peo
ple who were unable to see the won
derful Passion Play Monday when it
was shown at the Gem Theatre, the
management has again secured it and
will show it in connection with -its
regular program Thursday afternoon
and night. The entire program willaml lfj lhu BUest of Mis. Fab H.. Bus-
consist of eight reels,: or.S.UOO leot ot
Mm,' 6,000 of which is hand colored.
The music will be another very im
portant feature of the day. In which
Mr. H. Henderson and Mr. S. S.
Snapp are very prominent.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
The Geni Theatre will put on the
Passion Play again Thursday evening
and night, together with their regu
lar program; al.-so special music will
be a feature of the progmni.
-Local tai districts, have, been ere-
thiu wb-.ut rhnrt Hill. M;iI.Lsf'diw; ' fe days In Raleigh
t r,u.. ,,: IJ.ti,lnt '..L.l,
ington and Mt. Holly (Gaston coun
ty..) Kiiiiiiond Street
Car System Sold,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Richmond, Va., May .5. The prop-
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erties of the Virginia Passenger and
,j iT .
u,el V"'i'; "."- lu"
day under foreclosure iiroceedings for
committee, consisting of Frank J.
Gould, Douglas Robinson and others.
Every two months or
so, yoii should give your
piano a bath.
A bath! That sounds
odd, doesn't it?
Nevertheless, it is the
thing to do."
Dissolve a quarter of
a cake of Ivory Soap in
a pint of boiling water.
When lukewarm, apply
io the woodwork with a
soft cloth. Riqse with .
cold water, which should
be applied with another
soft cloth. Rub dry r
with a chamois;
Ivory Soap
994l6 Per Cent. Pure.
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SOCIETY.
FRAYKR.
t ore things are wrought by prayer
Than this world dreams or. , wherefore
let thy voice ' ,
Rise like a fountain for one night and
' day.
For what are men better that sheep
or goats.
That nourish a blind life within the
brain.
If, knowing: God, they lift not hands
of prayer
Both for themselves and those who
call them friend?
For so. the whole round earth is every
way ' . ! ' .
Bound by gold chains about the feet
of God. -" . . Lord Tennyson.
Mrs. M. W. Lee left for Clayton this
afternoon.
Miss Monte Medlin left this afternoon
for Clayton.
Miss Josephine Brown ha returned
rrom a visit to New Hern.
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Mrs.J. L. Washburn, of Tryon, the
guest of Mrs. li. K. .Mjtfjl. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence slimpson, of
statesville, are in the city.
Mrs. F. M. Shamberger has returned
from a visit to Lauriuburg.'
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Miss Annie Wittierlngton, of Falson,
is the guest of Mrs, II. AY, Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. C W.'fohn, of Cin
cinnati, are registered at thq Giersch.
Mrs. W. A. Haidle. of Crews. Va..
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Henry
Bunch. ; .
Mrs. E. C.Winchester, of Monroe, is
visiting, her sister. '.Mrs. Herbert E.
Noi l is.
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Miss Kflie Vines, of Youngsville, was
in the city today while on her way to
Tarb.uo.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. D; Glasscock, of
Charlotte are visiting Dr. ami Mis. H.
V. Glasscock.:
Mrs. P. A. MeCait.v and daughter,
Jean, have returned from Texas where
they siieut the winter. ;
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Mis Nina llieliaidson,: of l'ine
Klclgi! Farm,:. Is visiting Miss Annie
Davis on Person street.
Mrs. R. W. Hicks, of Wilmington,
is the guest of Mrs. Wade R. Brown,
during the Federation.
Mjss Clyde Bridijei's returned to her
homo in Keiily, this afternoon, after
visiting relatives in the city.
M,r. J. H. Hastings and Mrs. J.
Gllnier Korner, of Kernsville are the
guests of Mrs. B. P. Williamson.
:
Miss Until Waldo and Miss Norma
Lynn of Gary, have rcturncde lnm
after a visit to Mrs. J. B.Tugwell.
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Miss Spier, of the State Normal Col
lege, arrived in the city this afternoon
and is the guest of Mr. G. Rosenthal.
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Mrs. Arthur Pendleton, of Hender
son, arrived in the city tnis atiernoon
bee.
Miss- Emma Jones, who has been
spending the winter with her sister
in Tampa. Fla., Is In the city at the
home ot Mrs. J. M. Barbee
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Miss Annie Bailey Jones left this
afternoon for Franklinton, to spelid
."evcral ays. she will be the guest of
Miss -Katie. Bet Morris.
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On account of bad W'eatlier last
Friday, the Tableaux at St. Saviour's
Parish House will bo repeatnl Satur
day night of this week. Miss Frances
Hefrow will also recite. .
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Miss Anna .Mae Speas left this morn
ing for. her home in Bonneville ftfter
the
tavl mi?, o. v 1 19ol,
Mrs. M. t". WoCfVfS'id Returned to
the city this afternoon from Durham
alter spending several days tho -guest
lof her daughter, Mm. W. T. Carroll.
Miss Phjllls Woodall. Ji ace Rogers
l....i f..j.. u.. ....... tUi..
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for Franklinton, where they will give
a recital tonight. They -'Trill be
the
gueHtg of Mls8 Katie JJf Horris.
The many friends of Judge and Mrs.
Thomas B. Womack will be glad to
learn that Mrs. Womack. who was op
erated on at Hex Hospital lust night
for appendicitis, stood the operation
wull and Is getting along nicely.
Recital At Peace Last Night.
It waS a large and appreciative aud
ience that gathered at Peace Institute
last night for graduating recital of Miss
lilanchc Hilliard Willlanu, pianist and
Miss Hilda Way, reader.
The following was the program which
was thoroughly enjoyed:
Ole Mlsis John Trotwood Moore
Hilda Wav
Sonata Pathetlque (First move-
msnt) Beethoven Blanche HUUardl
-nrim -t- 1
VV IlllttlUB. - - -
The Lost Word Henry Van Dyke
-Hilda Way.
ftprlcclo Brilliants Medelsioltn
Andante; Allegro con fuoco, (orches
tral accompaniment, econd planp)-.-
Blnch milliard Williams ' ? e
The Bells Edgar Alen Poe. (Mu
sical accompaniment.)
I Dunno Neiblt. . Papa and the
Boy Puck. At C&rtdle-Llghtlii'
Time Paul Iawrence Dunbar Hilda
Way. . .. .. -
Novelletts B maJorv-Schumann.
Evening fltar Wagner-lJlsit.
Feu Roulant Duvetrtoy. ' . ; -Blanche
Hilliard Wllllame.
A'- Telephone , Converatlon Mark
Twain Hilda Way.
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We are making special efforts
in our Hosiery department And
we are giving some great values
Our line is varied both in style
and price.
Childrens-In Black, White,
Tan and Colors, from 10 to 25
cents a pair.
Ladies In Black, White, Tan,
and a great line of Colors, at
25c. is without exception the
the best we have ever offered.
Ask to see our 15 cent line of
Ladies' Hose. They are great.
THE W00LLG0H
DRY GOODS CO.
OPPOSITE
FIVE Hl'XDISEl) SALOON'S GO.
Effect of Increase In License Tnx in
' C'Ky of Rait i more,
(fly Leased Wire to The Times)
llaltinioro, Md., Jlay 4 Five hun
dred saloons' -in'' Baltimore have boen
put out of .-business by the increase
In license Ices from SaOO to ?7oO a
year. .Many of the. proprietors whOhs''r ''
were unable to pay the increased tax lHiunils.
are Gernian:i, who owned beer- sa
loons In' the poorer d 1st rids, One of
these, I'iiul Manage, for ninny years
had Kept a saloon. He killed him
self when the high license took ef
fect. It is estimated that the new license
should increase tho city's revenue
$1,000. 0UO lint if many more saloon
keepers fail to tithe out licenses the
expected large increase in revenue
will not materialize.
mkt iioKKir.u: ii:.Tii.
Steel Saw I'.rcaks Loose Terrilily In
juring' Kmoloye.
; ( By Leased Wire to The Times)
A'hIiI.-iikI Hi-.. M:iv 4 -WiiltiT Tor-
rey, a saw mill employee operating
the saw in a Iocs', mill, noticed that
the huge steel hlade had hecome loos
ened. Before he could tighten- the
bolts it had hroken loose. Torrey
jumped for safety, the saw spinning
over the ground. Thirty feet from
the rack it overtook Torrey, severing
his : right leg, inflicting a terrihle
wound In his back and lacerating his
entire tt unk. Within a short time
he bled to death.
THK WISKJHTS LK.WK
LONDON FOR TIIKIR HOMK.
London, May C .Wilbur, and Or
vllle Wright, and their sistor;',Mlss
Catherine Wright, left here today for
Southampton, where they will em
bark upon the liner Fron Prinzessin
Cocjle for the United, Stales, They
will return to England in August and
stop here to make, a hatulier of flights
n ineir wuy 10 uermauy.
i y.
B. W. HUNTER,
President and Treasurer.
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KUNG-CRO WELL DRUG COMPANY
.RALEIGH, N. fc. ;;K - -
MEADOW VIOLET TALCUM POWDER,
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Respectfully,
KING-CROWeLL DrUg Co,
THE REXALL STORE,
POST OFFICE.
unwiJ'tum-uu'nlmTl
Found. Tusk of Mastodon. . '
.Pittsburg'. Ta., May 5-Tlie tualt of
a inastodun has buen found on the J
banks of (lie A.lefihen'y lliver near I
ClarcinotiL liy nicn working for John j
Clouse, a eiMitiaclor. It is in a per
fect siale of pre.icrvation. It lnoas-
l ires nim
feet. four inches from root
! to tip. -
is live feet, seven and n
lung and weighs 297
OXLV OXIO KIM of :
WORK "THK RKST."
Sl'.MMFR ATTIRF.
Means inldilional wear anil wash
ing for your linen. If we launder It
; JviH
Hint the additional
washing and ironing will hut little ef
fect the lasting and neaping qualities
of your garments.
.Your linen lasts the longest when
laundered here.
TKOFLES STEAM LAUNDRY,
. .. Incorporated.!
Office: 14 E. Hargett St
.' Both Phones, , 74.
HAIR DRESSING & MANICURING.
LADIES ''AND. .THEIR': HUSBANDS
May both receive bcneflciul treat
ment at 408 Masonic Building. Be
sides making the lady beautiful, Mrs.
Cur ley .'makes' a specialty of scalp
troatmentt Most men consider bald
ness a - necessary evil. Not bo.
Proper ' professional ' attention will
allay the trouble and destroy its
source..' Special appointments If dtf
sired. Mrs. S. ' Parker Gurley, 408
Masonic Building.
E. G. BIRDSONG
Vlce-Pree. aoid Sec'y.
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: : kitchen : :
Furniture Exposition
oosierKitcben Hbwet
, Cpjrltile4, IM, V HI. Co.
127 Fayetteville St.
H. MAHLER'S SONS,
Royall & Borden Furniture Co
1 VV'; :posT' i
WmiOV Wm in the
'illness?- Doctor's bills, medicines,
You
j.WE PAY YOU a stated income
J a time when your regular income ceases ana you ncca money it
1 take care of increased expenses.
I PROTECT YOU R SAVINGS .
Isn't it worth a few dollars a year to feel that if you are ill
or injured you will not have to
most liberal policies on the market
No red tape-no quibbling over technicalities. We are one H
of the strongest companies in the business. Jf
THE
PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO.
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The Hunter-Dr
State
THOMAS A.
ALWAYS SOM
An extraordinary Showing of New and
, -Beautiful Muslin
Crowns. Petticoats; Corset Covers, Etc." 6un annual
sale of Muslin Underwear begins on Monday Morning
May 3, 1909, at 9 o'clock. Etery lady, in -Raleigh and-yi-
cinity invited. , you will nna uarmems ana prices .ex
ceedingly attractive. - 4 ' '
Wesell?,P.N.,,and,C..B."Corests. t
THORMS A. PARTO CO.,
! Next io Masonic Temple, i 5"; t
RALEtGrt ' - -v i(iRTtt CAROLINA;
THE SECURITY LIFE
np nnKKKsiiORo: V.. o.
A. Rnfn n the Lareest
Largo JIargin of Asset In Exces
SO Oomnanf More Kconomicaiiy pianugeu. . . :jt , - ,
The Only Purely Mutuul, Old Uue, Lc-gl , Reserve , inphhy .ta
. North Carolina, nd tlie Oldest (Company tm me Btate.; -y
It will pay you to gei, our rates and sample of onr policy befort
pitting your insurance.,- i ' r ; . , ,
SLOAN & KLUTTZ, District Agents,. ' . .
802 Tucker Ruildlnft ;. . . . , . j.. . x . Raleigh, N., O.
A few first class men wanted In unoccupied territory. . ; , --: .'.;
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We .arc showing the
Hoosier Kitchen Cabi
v . nei, Sanitary Tables,
and, Steel Ranges.
' " Wc aro also showing the
' i Kitchen Cabinet, Ta
' bles. etc.. at the Gas
1 .. J'jXpOSltlOll AVCCK OI
Mav3-8.
Raleigh, N. C
On the fact that ' have spcciiilly
: stwktMl for tlu- two spring events
JlarrSase and Graduation. .
For tlie former we? have a rcmark-
alily -wfcle choice in Sterling Silver
for Tuhle or IK-coratlve use, Cut
(iliLss, rich and superb In design and
appearance. Small Gold Favors for
the best man, bridesmaid, etc., etc.
For the latter, Watches in several
different kinds of Gold and Silver j
Cases. Pins, Itrooclies, Fobs, Neck- !
laces, Kings etc., etc. ,
Our stocks are far too. varied to be
fully covered in this brief Ad
Would you call mid Inspect? :
JEWELERS RALEIGH, N. O. '
etc., EAT UP savings tapidly.
pay a small annual premium and
when you are ill or injured, at
use up your savings? We sell the JI
and settle all claims promptly, f f
KEEP YOUR
MONEY III
ewry Co., the BANK
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Apconts, Ltl, Ud UU
RALEIGH, N. . ' YflilR
WORRYING
PARTI CO.,
ETHING NEW,
AND Mm ICO
'. ' As Strong M the Oldest.
of Llabijltlea.
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