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r ..THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1909.- -
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- Keep The Complexion Beautiful
Nadine Face Powdef
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Produces soft, vehreR
appearance o much sa
mired, and remiifia onti
washed, off. Purified b)
a new process. Will no
clog the pores. Harm lor
as water, rrevents renin
of discolorations. White
Flesh, - Fink, Brunette
Br Irailat TotlM Cmm
Or Mail. Price 5 oao,
MONEY BACK If Not Entirely Pleased
fnputi try NATIONAL TOILET CO, Parta, Ttae
SOCIETY.
A EAR TO EARTH.
I sought for Truth. I long had
thought
She dwelt on high, frsm the world
apart,
I found her, nearer than I sought,
In the Ive anld trust of the human
heart.
I listened for Truth. Her voice
I deemed.
Was the voice of wisdom, deep and
strong;
I heard her, sweeter than J had
dreamed.
In the simple notes of a little song!
Eugene I'. Dolsoii.
Miss Mamie Pugh has returned from
a visit to Apex.
Miss Edith Fanner has returned
from Petersburg.
Mrs. B. H. Love has gone to Rich
mond and Washington.
Mrs. H. M. Goodwin has returned
from a visit to Littleton.
Miss Annie Root has returned from
a visit to friends at Durham.
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Mrs. R. W. Hodges, of Georgetown,
is visiting Mrs. A. L. McDonald.
Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Withers have
returned from their trip to Denver.
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Miss Reba Johnson, of Roanoke
Rapids, is visiting Miss Lizzie Bellamy.
Mrs. Miller Hallowes. of Jackson
ville. Fla., is visiting Mrs. Clarence
Johnson.
Mrs. O. Kyle, of Decatur. Ala., has
returned home after, a visit to Mis.
Hightower.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. London have
gone to Linden to visit Mrs. London's
parents. .
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Miss Leonitu Denmark and Mr.
Polk Denmark have returned from a
visit to .WkdesborO.
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Tailor-Made
Shirtwaist
98c
$A new lot
of pure linen
Tailor-JVfade
Shirtwaist
$ MASONIC TEMPLE .... JtALEIGB, N. C.
Miss Pearl Adams has returned to
her home at Greensboro after a visit
to friends in the city. ......
Miss intzabetu Duncan has returned
from Beaufort, Where she. has been
spending the summer.
Miss Louise McClenneghan has re
turned from Florence, S-sC, where
she has been spending the summer. .
Miss Jane Culbreth is home after a
a visit to Wilmington and other points
in the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. A. S. Yates and children have
returned from a visit to K,lchmond,
accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bettie E. Harris.
Mr. W. H. Williamson has gone
to New York where he will meet his
wife who is returning from Brookline;
Mass. Mrs. Williamson will stop at
Graham to visit relatives before re
turning to Raleigh.
Miss Mabel Kelly, of Henderson
is visiting Miss Sallie Jones.
Mr. J. S. Maun, of Middleton, Hyde
county, is visiting at the home of Mr.
J3. ?f. Spencer in the city. Messrs.
E! Murphy and Pat Simmons, also
of Hyde.who have bfen Mr. Spencer's
guests have entered A. & M. College.
Miss Bertha Lowry, of Johnson
county, is visiting at the home of Mr.
J. B. Allen on West- Peace street.
Miss Ella Davis, who has beeii
spending some time at Black Moun
tain, N. C, will arrive in -the city this
afternoon to visit Miss Annie Duncan
Mrs. Marcus Crocker left today for
Franklinton. where she will visit Mrs.
T. B. Justice.
Miss Ebie Roberts will resume her
music class on Tuesday the 14th. at
her home corner Halifax and Lane
streets.
Mis. H. H. Roberts and daughter.
Marie, are spending a fortnight at
Norfolk. Va.. visiting Mrs. Roberts
sis'ler. Mrs. ii. m. rsowen.
Mrs. Virginia Harrison, of Newbern,
is visiting the family of Justice H. H.
Roberts.
A Raleigh Artist.
The following taken from the Little
ton "Times-Herald will be of Interest:
"Miss Dixie Washington Leach, the
irt critic of Raleigh, is here visiting
her brother. Cape J. P Leach, and
liinking the health giving Panacea
vater.. Miss Leach executed the ex
cellent Lee art calendar and other
vorks of art in miniature portrature
md Southern character, and has just
eturncd-from a .commercial tour re
turning to her studio in Ralelgn.
Caunon-Hrown.
Concord. Sept. 2 Mrs. J. W. Cannon,
Jr., entertained a number of friends
and visitors at her home on Spring
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HAIR NETS:
We have them in all colors
and the very best, largest, pure
hair nets made, at 25 cents.
JET BUTTONS:
In all the sizes wanted from
15c. to $1.00 a dozen. The
line is absolutely complete.
See These
OPPOSITE
street last evening in honor of her
sister, Miss Oh la Brown, who is to
marry Mr. .Martin L. Cannon tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Cannon's guests in
eluded Miss Brown's bridal party anil
other voune- neonle of lhe citv. "Miss
Brown will this evening entertain the
Dtiaal party at her home on South
Union street, following a rehearsal at
the church. The maniaire will take
place tomorrow evening at All Saints
Episcopal church.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. C. H. Heine has qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
Mr. NeKbitt, deceased.
The old Law Building coiner Davie
and Fayetteville streets is being vaca
ted prepnralMi y to being razed lor the
erection of the new municipal structure
and auditorium.
Mr. Albert Walls, of Ceeilton, Md
who has been in the city for the past
few duys as the guest of Messrs. Cliff
and Fred Hoover, left last night for
his home. Mr. Watts made many
friends while in Raliegh who wish to see
him and tile Hoover's back with us
next year.
Deputy Sheriff R. H. Biggs, of
Wendell, brought Herman Evans, of
Apex to jail this morning.-vrhe negro
is charged with an assault with a
deadly weapon.
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PERSONALS
Mr. O. E. Penny, of Falls, N. C. has
arrived in the city and has accepted a
position with Ilurber & Towler.
' Mr. Thomas A. Purtin lert this
morning for New York to purchase
fall stock of goods fqr the firm of
Thomas A. Partin Company.
Mr. Robert Royall, of Wake Forest,
is a visitor in the city today.
flEXALL SKEETER SHOOT
Is the best remedy for mosquito bites. Stops
the pain, reduce the inflamadon. (ui Applied to
face arid hands will keep them away. v
Price 25c , .
iw&cnmm- ofucr co.
i delusive Agents tot
Two Items
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POST OFFICE.
TWO CHARTERS TODAY.
I. umber Company For Linden mid
Drug Company For Turboro.
The secretary of state today char
tered the Jones-Cake Lumber Com
pany, of Linden, R. F. D. No. 2, to
deal in all grades of lumber and
build houses. The authorized capi
tal stock is JliO.OOO, and will com
mence btisinestk with $10,0(ld. The
stockholders are Jno. M. Jones and
Jesse M. Jones, of Godwin, and J. M.
Cake, of Norfolk, Va.
(leiiiliiato of incorporation was
filed by llic VV. M. MacNair Drug
Company, of Turboro, to do a whole
sale and retail drug business. The
authorised capital stock is $20,(100,
but will begin business with a paid
up capital of $G,G00. The incorpora
tors are W. M. AttieNair, W. P. M
Craw, and B. B. I'lyler, all of Tur
boro. 'A Hurry-up Call.
tjuleltl Mr. Druggist Quick! A hox
of Buckley's Arnica Salve Here's a
(luarter For the love of Moses, hurry!
Baby's, burned himself terribly John
nie eut ,hi.s foot, with the axe Mamie's
sealded Pa can't walk for the Piles
Billie has . boils and my corns aehe.
the got it and soon cured the whole
family. Its the greatest healer on
earth. Sold, by all druggists.
INFORMAL SMOKKR.
After the banquet at Oiersch's Cafe
last evening the Red Birds retired to
the Capital Club, where they were the
guests of ' Messrs. Louis Smith, James
MeRlmmou, II. H. Carr, John Stron
ach, ,Tom Heartt, E. T, Hall, Jr., and
George C. Hall, at an iul'oruial
smoker. '
Mr. H. H. darr was the toastmas
ter, .which fact in Itself assured the
success of the occasion. Speeches,
smoking and other things were the
order of the evening, which as one of
the players expressed ' It, "Was the
best-time 1 ever had in my life."
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liujlti' i Candies
Refrigerators and Ice
Boxes at Cost.
Late in season. Don't want to stor
BUY NOW even if you have to put asido.
.liwiffdryou
Other Summer Go odo-
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127 Fayetteville St
H. MAHLER'S SONS,
Royall
Borden
Maaaz
Placs your orders with home peopU
and you don't lose. . , ;
We have all the new fictions of any
note on our counters.
Call and see our 50c. Books vV':'
Alfred Williams & comfy;
Plummer's Stables
(Successor to Woodall's Stables, East Morgan Sreett.)
Fine Livery and Boarding Stables. Special attention all
Boarded wjth ps. . ' ; ,';S
? j& LET US MOVe YOU 0 j&
R.(;;AK TRANSFKR ANI MOVING A 8PECIALT1T. : - ;
Mr, I'KRCV THOMAS, late of the J. M. Pace Mnle Company, Man
agcr. t)jM-n Day
SMALL AS WELL AS LARGE
ACCOUNTS ARE INVIT&. , , ;
Same careful attention given to all business intrusted
to
The Commorcial National Bank
RALEIOH, N. C. -
Capital and Surplus . . . . . . . . i . . . $225,000.00
RALEIGH BANKING: & TRUST COMPANY.
, An unsurpassed history behind K since IMS.
Safety to tt Depositors.
Accommodation to its Customers. .v
" Willing service to lt IktMkv.
CHA8. E. JOHNSON,
President.
1X7 17 1 1I G 1 1 1 IT " rn become disabled y ae'
WW d rlll J J IlJMliines a policy In Th TlhMrtMl
nual premium yon can become insured against accidents and illneaaVl. H
such happens ive will pay you a stated 'income durtnf yoia- onJlneBenjL,
- .Lets talk to ,ou.t DTOWwftttf'.'?
THE HUNTER-DRE Wliy Cir '
STATE
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Furniture
Raleigh, IL C
HANDSOME
NECKLACES .
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In Pears, Coral, etc, perWy
matched and - flnliihed. A1Q
Beautiful Valliere. Derigas
set with Diamonds, Pettis, Oarw
nets, Topax, etcH await th oriU.:
cal and exacting purchaser at
this establlshatent. r ,. v ut'
An inspection we know mitt
bring exclamations of delight,'
for these stocks have only the
boat and are very reasonably
priced. .:' : :
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