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a done?."-'-;.;
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'.day!" A '
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died. with
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y bbom trust,' . ,
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"iaa thesa mora strong,
i youngj.j:y " -': v'-"
i of .the mng:-M;i Sh 7 V
t prague'lias' gone to Ar-
r.lancha Beartt
'in View. " " " -
has returned
nly Hall, -of Raleigh, left to-
ir Hickory.- f
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s. C E. Branahan, of Raleigh, left
a morning lor Greensboro. .
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I i". D. Newton, and family left today
for organton; where they will visit
reUavea, ', : ?',( .
I Irs, X It Cola left today for Meck
linburg, "Va,1 Where she will visit with
friends and relatives.
' ' Rev.' Mr. iCyles, of Raleigh, left to-
ay "!,. ciarksviIle, Va., where he will
upend .several weeks.
Urn. JV-E.,a:roxler, of Roanoke Rap
1 'i. passed through the city today on
lier way to Orcensboro.
Miss; LYena; Wells, of Greensboro,
who hasbeen: visiting Miss Mary Jones
: Jn Glenwood; returned home today.
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1,Trs. t'A, 'ti. Fletcher and her sister,
. Im-'S Nanhle Pitaer.j left this' morning
for Walnut Cove where they will visit
rtidtlvea. v
' h secret marruge.
v'U-,m,;
mantle Couple Are Married at Pel-
liana the Gretna Green of America,
S, 'What comes, as a surprise to their
i manyj friends in Raleigh is the mar
Tinge of Mjv Paul D: Grady, formerly
i-: cf Wilsory, but ;now of Raleigh, and
i: Miss Leila Swlnk, of Lexington, N. C.
The two romantic young people were
married' Saturday, July iq, and have
kept it a close, secret until last night
when In soma accidental way it fell
Into the hands of the reporter.
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'When we say we sell
lincludd-all Eeady-to-Wear Apparel for the wo
toen folks. , Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Under
skirts, Skirts, Shirtwaists, Dresses, in fact we have
a general line, and those who have visited our store
nV- 4' H know that the prices are
M - WE BUY CLOSE.
rm Sx i.- -i
"V V'v wiieu ii uuuies w styies we can t oe oeat. we
.fi,YSLT6 continually studying the styles and are always (fi
i ainong the first to show the new arrivals. ' (f
; ( ) ? Havii you seen our Kimonas and Dressing
U jSacques? They are beauties and to be conifort-
j jably dressed around the house you should have 2?
( one. "AH prices, from 98c.
.
'TAT
1IAS017I0 TEXXPLE - -
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Thla More Feopla Know Xewbro'a fier-
'vplcide the1 'Better They XO tK
rtTha mores it becomes known the
better H la -'Jed.tt One- bottle; sells
two,' and those twq sell iouiv- NeW'
bros Herplcidit 1 what we a ialk
ln about. ; It cleans the scalp of all
dandruff, and destroying ths cause, a
Uttle germ or parasite, , prevents the
return of dandruff. As a hair dress
ing 'it Is delightful, it ought to be
found, on every toilet table. Jt stops
falling hair, and prevents baldness.
It should he 'used occasionally, as
preventive to protect the scalp from
a new 'Invasion of tbe dandruff mi
crobe. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The
Homicide Co.. Detroit, Mich. One
dollar bottles guaranteed. Herry T,
Hicks Co., Tucker Building Pharma
cy,, special agents.
Miss Lillian Morris and Miss Aldah
Cuthrless, of Norfolk, are vtelt'ng Miss
Mabel Horton.
Mrs. R. B. Raney and daughters have
gone to Panacea Springs.
Miss Jeannotte Bowles, of Imnviile, is
visiting Aliss Margaret Habel.
Mrs. G. M. Allen has gone to "Wake
Forest, where she will visit trlenas.
Miss Matthews, of Greensboro, is vls-
itine- Miss Fannie Matthews or tnis
city.
Mrs. Edward
Teasley and Master
left tuday for Dunn,
James Goodwin,
N. C.
Miss Margaret Holt, of Graham,
visitine Miss Amv Stockurd, of tins
city.
Miss Ollie SOI roll, of Leesville, passed
thrrmi?h the citv today, enroute to
Apex.
M! Villih ClMik nassed thrnuKli the
eitv today ell ronti- lrom Meiuieison
to Wilmington.
Mrs. Howard White and daughter
and Miss Ruby White lett today ror
Virginia Beach.
Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss
Elizabeth Thompson left today tor
Panacea Springs.
Mrs. W. M. Upchurch, who has been
visitfhg Mrs. A. J. Davis of this city,
returned to her home in'Neuse today..
Airs. G. P. Tarry, of Mecklenburg.
Va., who has been th, guest ol Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Cple'teft today for
Henderson.
Mr. E. E. Kroughton and family have
returned to Atlanta,, Ga. They were
accompanied by Mrs. F. C. Dison, ot
Atlanta, who will visit them.
THE WOMAN'S STORE
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FOR PEERLESS PATTERNS.
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Ladies' Furnishings we
hard to beat elsewhere.
WE SELL CLOSE.
1 .111.1..' i nr. T
to $5.00.
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1n Yll 1lv to
? Mr. Warnki Y. i.i; ' u. i-.ri
todaj tor Richmond. K 4 ", v f , 1 t
- .MrnVfi.- ManjvV" MiSji'X Kleaaorj
Mann and Miss Dorothy ;Ray,4ifj wr
Miss 'Mary Cartel Ray returned -to
day from Franklinton., where she has
been the guest of Miss Mary Justice;
Miss Daisy MJnoe arid Miss' Bennett
Gregory, of Oxford,' passed through
the city en rOute to Morehead.
Miss Ella Worthlngton has returned
to Raleigh after a visit to- Oxford. , '..
Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh and chll
dren left today for Ocean View.-? .
Mr. J. W., Cooper and wife, of Ioul
burg, passed through Raleigh on their
way from Asheville to their home in
Loulsburg. . ,, '
A letter from Mrs. Margaret pusbee
Shipp to a friend Jn this city, conveys
the Information that the party of Eu
ropean tourists, among which are Mrs.
Shipp, Ms. Jane Lltchford and Miss
Pat tie Carroll, of Raleigh, has had an
audienoa with his holiness Pope IMus X
at the Vatiean. The audience was
most pleasant, writes Mrs. Shipp.
The following invitations have been
issued: . , . :. - .
Mr. John Shaw Pescud invites you to
present at the marriage of his dauji
ter, Jane Hinton, to Mr. William Al
phonso Withers, on Thursday morning,
the twenty-ninth of July, one thousand
nine hundred and nine, at half after
ten o'clock.'at Christ church, Raleigh,-
North Carolina.
Baracas-Pidelis' Day.
Tomorrow will be Baraca-Fidelis dpy
at the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday
school. An interesting program has
been arranged and the public is cor
dially invited. It is earnestly requested
that all members of these classes and
all other classes in Sunday school be
present.
The following program will be ren
dered:
Part Out
Musio by orchestra.
Song Praise to Jehovah. No. 72.
Prayer Maj. J. J. Hernard.
Whistling chorus Raraca and Fidells
classes.
Reading of the lesson Led by Baraca
and Fidelis classes.
Song All the World for Jesus .No.
116.
Assembling of classes Music.
Part Two .
Song Move Forward, No. 62;
Solo Mrs. Percy Fleming.
Address The Sunday School Habit
Dr. a. S. Horton.
Victory Chorus By members of Bar
aca and Fidelis classes.
Benediction superintendent.
A Delightful Social Event.
Last evening Misses Norma .Wynne,
Corneille Harris, Katherine Nogles,
Annie Lee Wynne 'and Julia West, gave
delightful party at the attractive
home of Miss Julia West on Hiilsboro
street, which was tastefully decorated
with smilax and roses. Misses Ashe
and Lyle gracefully presided over the
punch boM.
An interesting game of progressive
hearts was played, the lucky winner
being Mr. Maple Mills and the booby
was awarded to Miss Daisy Haywood.
Those present were Misses Julia West,
Corneille Harris, Katherine Rogers,
Annie Lee Wynne, Norma Wynne, Mil
dred Holding, Evelyn Jackson, Eliza
beth Thompson, Ann McKinnon, Marg
aret Rogers, Hannah Ashe, Sarah Ty
ler, Patsy Smith, Mary Green of Wil
mington, Elizabeth Johnson, Daisy
Haywood, Florence McDonald. Mes
srs. Joe Bashall, William Joyner, Ma
ple Mills, Hardy Mills, Alexander
Fields, Grice Sherwood,' Thomas Ad
dioks, Pete Harris, Charles Newconib,
Willis Holding, Lee Heartt, Jr., Willie
McGee, Bob Wynne, Richard Aiken,
William Aycock, and Mr. Simcoe.
After delightful refreshments were
served the guests departed declaring
that they had had a most enjoyable
time. .
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There was a moonlight excursion
from Durham in the city last 'night.' It
came-over the Durham & Southern and
Seaboard. The excursion left Durham
about 7; 30 and arrived here about 9
clock and left at 11 o'clock... There".
were nine cars and auout 600 people on
that excursion. V i
Rev. T. F. Johnson Mas returned from
Henderson, where he held a meeting?'
this week. Heireports a! very success
ful meeting. ,
All members of the "Baraca .lass of
tit Central- Methodist church -are re
quested to be present tomorrow morn-
llir. In Y,a nlutta wvlm B t O'QA j -
: Dr. Watson S. Rankin, of the North.
Carolina board of health, left this
morning for Hiilsboro, where' he goes
on business connected with his departs
ment. ' " .
, Pat Bishop, the biggest and ifat
test and Jolliest of the Seaboard enrl
neersi- left last fright for the Alaska-''
Yukon exposition at Seattle. - ';- - ',
Mr. Dave- Campbell, a popular, eo-i
gineer of the Seaboard Air Line, left
last night for New. York, from which
place he will sail , for Scotland for a.
two months' stay at his old home ,
There, will be a rgulfur communica
tion: of Hiram Lodged No.' 0, A. F. tt,
.A M., held in Masonic tempel Monday
July 19th, at 8:15 o'clock, p. m. A full
attendance is requested; there wil) .be.
work In the master's degree. Members
of the othet masonic lodges' are or
dlally invited to'b. present'''' .- ,M 1 1
Mrv Charles Hi Yarborough ll'tonj
fined to; his home by, illness. . "
" There' was on marriage .license -is-:
sued -yesterday. Jt was Issued to- Mr,
Solomon' Spikes "and Miss Fley mlth,
both 'of Balelsrh.' h 'i"'; V-.'i.'-? 'iH:
Mr. K. W. Merritt and Mr. F. M".
Gattls, of U. S. revenue department,
left this morning for Buckhorn, whr
they go to attend .tha funeral of Mrs.
D. C.powntng, . the wife of Deputy ColJ
lector D, C. Downing, of Buckhorn.
1
was satisfied that came jnto our
store this week. We havfe just
ended the most
mersalef eyef! held in this cjty
There is more to come.
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
PERSONALS
Mr. J. D. Sponce left today for nis
home in Clayton.
Mr. W. H. Pace has gone to Rich
mond. Va., on business. ,
Mr. W, 11. Brewer left today for
Henderson on business.
Mr. Rul'us Blackjey left today for
Littleton, for the wee.k-end.
Masters Slum and Lonnie Blaekley
have gone In visit their grandmother
in Frankliritnii.
John N. I'oles, Jr., has gone to Golds
bbro to spend Sunday with William
Jerman. .
Mr. E. N. Thorne left today for
Kint-ton, where he will preach tomor
row. Mr. Ernest King. "after visiting Mr.
B. 1L Bradlev, left today for Dillon,
S. C. .'-.,.' -'
Mr. Fred Walters and. family left
today for WrightsvlHe. .,
5IOOM.K1HT EXCX'RSION.
80(1 Durliainites See the Capitol City.
Over elcht hundred happy Dur
haniltes enjoyed Qen. S. hi. Reams'
last moonlight excursion to the capi
tal city. Added to this crowd were
about 200 from Apex and other towns
on the waf. The train reached the
city at about eight o'clock last night
and left at 11:15. '
The crowd scattered over the city,
taking in all the shows and thorough
ly enjoying every minute. y
c.JMr.. Reams, to the great regret 'of
the Durham people, will leave that
ctty on August; for Savannah; Ga;
whera he will take charge oi the Sea
board office. -.
i : . Faithful NegroJBuried. '
Today one of the most faithful ne
groes who ever lived. Hnrrv Rnvletn.
1ho. for the term of an ordinary iltfa
was the servant of the late Mr. Richard
"B. Seawell, was kurled here. Hdrrjr
was .74 years of age, and fhe famly of
his dead master were devoted to him,
Red! Gedar Flakes
A siire protection igaiiist JAs
odor, isurej in-ef fecfe Large packages" 15c.
IIIM 'AnMAfli """ aak
riivj-oru)iL.uku urug uo,
J ' Exclusive Ageut$ for Hilyler's Candies. , J'
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as he was to them. He was a fine type
of his race,,, and It is no wonder that
he had the regard of all who knew
him." . . " " - i
If people with symrtons of kidney .or
bladder trouble could realize ;. their
danger they would without loss of time
commence .taking Foley's - Kidney
Remedy., This great remedy stops the
pain and the irregularities, strengthens
and builds up these organs and there
Is no danger of Brlghts'" disease-or
other serious disorder. Do not- disre
gard the early symptons. King-Crow
ell Drug Company. .
Latham Will Fly Again. ' -,.';-V
(By Cable to TheTlmes) "" ""
Calais' July 17. Reconsidering his
determination to abandon an aeroplane
flight across the English channel, Hu
bert Latham, the aeronaut to day de
clared that he would start either to
night) or tomorrow morning. The
weather todayIs favorable. "
THESE DAYS
- of Summer mean additional wear
and washing for your Linen no
- natter 'whether you lead a itrenu
oua or simple life. "
Suppose, therefore1,' you send
your work to us we will not ooly
lengthen the life of the articles
through: scientific laundering, bnt
h always return them immaculate.
Both 'Phones, 74. ' '..:'.
FEOPLLES' IiACNDRT, (Inc.) i
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WE INSURE
AGAINST ACCIDENT'
nual premium yon ran Ijeeome Insured against accident and illness. If
such happens we will pay you a stated income during your confinement.
Let us talk to you. ; .
THE HLNTER
STATE
Masonic Temple'
The 'Nervbus System
The strenuous days' work agd the many cares of Ufa wear and tear on
the nervous system thi often causes break-down and ruins the aaalth.
Will preserve your health by strengthening the nerves, BUILDS up the
WASTE TISSUES. As a topic, It is mgniy recommended by physicians.--.Keep
a supply of ROONET MALT in the home, Its medicinal qualities are.
aa a life preserver, as thousands of testimonials show. .
Four Full Quart. . . .$V4.XV dalivaradl Esprsi Prepaid
f wdvaFuUQu&rts.. iO.50, dlivtd to Any Paint.
. Ordtrs filled promptly, by leadlpg dealers. If 'your dealer caaopt
supply you send us post-office -or express order and we will have
. orders filled promptly.. i --..::"''. ''--. . .-' :.'-.-:
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AMtSEMEXTS.;' '.""l""''i.J
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Entitla Change or Vaudeville at the
V VW-' MreiJWWwrtti';' "' '
' ginning Monday th'e v'Xlrdome
and Gein Theatre will have a entlrp
change of programme,' Introducing
nnw peopte ahd new acts;" Heretofore
the same people have played at these
theatres throughout eacbj-week, giv
ing a Change of programme onjhurs
day . nights, but in the; future there
will -b four ; .changes" of the " pro
gramme and new people' on Mondays
and Thursday7nighta. .. - : '
f The vaudeville shows have proven
a great thing (or tb people of Ral
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BED FOR; f ;I
. ; $13.M $10b$
Freight Paid. 4
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Obfden Furniture Co.,
Raleigh, M. C;
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sach, as working under artificial light;
. in dark corners, etc., are rare to de
velop some trouble in your eyesight. '
. The mpment your yes evince . (he :
sllghUMt 'trouble eeTi aa the ar
' MldIng to the trouble on Ita inception ',
' will in most casca enable us to res torn ;
the eyes to their normal condition bjr
the wearing of glaasea for 1 11m Aed
period. .:. ' ..' . ;, x- ' ..: .';"-...--Reasonable
rates and expert atten
' . tion. J. . v:s -I ' j.
KALEIQH. IT. O.V
If you become diaablad by accident or
illness a policy in The Pennsylvania
'Casualty Company will assure you of
an income.. By paying' a small an
- DREWRY CO.,
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Baleigh, N. C.
VIRGINIA.
eigti during the hot summer nlfhta.'
Every act has been good' and ' the
management IB toi be congratulated -u"pn
the cleanliness bt the ahpws.
'iTie majbrity'of this class of ihows
have -a number of "smutty" Jok;e
and often get too. pergonal In their
monologues, all ot; which, has been
cut from the programme at tnese two
places. ;;,Liv-v. - .
Southern Rents" Another Building, ,-.
(By lieaaed lretdThe Tinea) ; f
Washington,; July. I7--The; goiithern
railway Company will ' rent another '
building her to be occuied 'by soma
ot its executive officers,- and by the
entire auditing department.' v
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