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1ATHERS' RUG SALE!
SENSATIONAL PRICES,
STARTLING VALUES!
SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1310:00 A. M.
. ROOM SIZE RUGS.
Royal Wilton Velvet Best made 9x12 feet $29.99 ,
Smith Wilton Velvet Their best Seamless .. .. 9x12 feet.... 25.99
Smith Colonial Velvet Seamless 9x12 feet 20.81
Beattie Velvet Seamless .. .. 9x12 reel 19.02
High Grade Velvet 3 Seams 9x12 feet 17.74
Smith Axminsters Best Made 3 Seams 9x12 feet 19.06
Smith Axminsters Saxony 3 Seams 9x12 feet.... 18.57
Manhattan Axminsters Xone Better 3 Seams ... 9x12 feet.... 17.98
Smith's Brussels 10 Wire, very heavy Seamless . . 9x12 feet. . . . 16.66
Smith's Brussels 9 Wire High Grade Seamless, 9x12 feet.... 13.55
Smith's Tapestry Seamless 9x12 feet.... 9.99
Smith's Tapestry Seamless. . . ., N-IixlU-C reel 11.39
Dobson's Tapestry 9 Wire 3 Swims 9x12 feet.... 13.33
Special Tapestry 7 Wire 3 Seams 9x12 feet.... HJ.3X
Smith's Manor Tapestry --Seamless 9x12 feet.... 11.61
Lenox Tapestry 1 Sea in 9x12 feet 12.72
Utopia Taapestry 3 Seams 9x12 feet..... 10.77
Victor Tapestry 3 Seams 9x12 feet 9.99
Ingrains 9x12 feel 3.83
, SMALIi IUGS.
A xmi utters Host Quart. v .. .. 36x72 inches. .. .$3.17
Axniinslevs Dost Qual ly 27x60 inches.... 1.91
Axminsters Best Qual ly 27x54 inches.... 1.74
Axminsters Best Quality Mats 99
Velvets--Best Quality 36x72 lurheK 2.28
Velvet? Best Quality 27x51 inches. . . . 1.1,6
Royal and DihMrts Smyrna at corresponding prices.
There are several liunliil of llu-se Rugs ili lliis Special Sale atr.l the
low price will move tlicm quickly.
CARPETS 2.VX OKI-' REUI'LAR PRICK.
While we are gelling Rugs we will cut our great line of Carpets. Over
100 Choice Patterns from which to make your selections. While we are
cutting we will put iu several lots of choice 'Matting and Linoleum.
Weathers Furniture Company,
.: IU1 East Martin Street.
HEAnyCARTEKS FOR KI-OOR COVERINGS.
IMS
REV. I. P.
CONDUCTS REVIVAL
liev. L. B. Jones of Central Metho
dist church, has been most fortunate
in securing Rev. Leslie P. Howard to
conduct the revival meetings in prog
ress now at the church.
Mr. Howard is one of the young
ministers of the Xorth Carolina con
ference, and one of special power
and promise. He will be remembered
by many who heard him in the Trinity-Wake
Forest debate in this city
not many years ago. He has since
preached in this city and has always
made a most favorable impression.
His presence promises much for
the success of the meetings.
If the sermon preached by .Mr.
Howard last night is an index of
what is to come, his congregations
certainly have good things in store
for them. He preaches with feeling,
as from his own personal experience
of Christ. v
His message was certainly a mes
sage for this day, based upon these
words: "Will ye also go away?" and
Simon Peter's loyal answer, "iord, to
whom shall we go? Thou hast' the
words of eternal life.'
No one should fail to hear Mr.
Howard while he is at. Central, for
they will miss a rare opportunity.
Services every night at. 7:30 to which
the public is cordially invited.
PIRATES TAKE THIRD
GAME OF THE SERIES
Pittsburg took the third jjuiiu of the
series from Detroit yesterday by the
score of 8 to 6. The game was fiercely
contested throughout. being mixed
with errors and spectacular plays.
Pittsburg started off with a rush,
scoring five runs in the first inning,
and driving Summers from the box.
Another was added in the second
making the score six to nothing, which
lead looked hopeless for the Tigers, but
with that nevei-give-up spirit that
has characterized Jenning's crew they
came back good and strong, scoring
4 in me seventh. The Pirates put
two more over in the ninth and the
Detroitcrs did likewise, the final score
being S to 6.
The features was the hitting of Buth,
who made four safeties out of five
times up. Cobb made a two-bagger
and a single and was an Important
factor in the scoring. The series now
stands Pittsburg -', Detroit 1.
.Score by innings. R. H. E.
Pittsburg 510 WW 002 X 11 2
Detroit 000 000 402 6 12 3
Batteries: Summer!'. Willctt. Works
and Schmidt; Maddux and Gibson.
Hits off Summers, 4 in one-third in
ning; off Willett. " in six and two
third innings; off Works, 4 in 2 inning.
Attendance IS.277.
Mrs. Joseph K. I'ogue has returned
from a visit to her son. Dr. Pogue. at
Washington.
CROSSETT SHOE
"MAKES LIFES WALK EASY"
IT isn't necessary to model a
1 shoe after Noah's Ark to
make it comfortable. In fact
many a so-called"sensible shoe"
is merely big, shapeless and
ugly Ugh!
. The average foot needs a shoe
that will give it snug support as
well as comfortable covering.
PRICE $4.00
OTHERS AT Wo.
TOP COATS AND SUITS
. We have them the Jsiud that you'll need from now
The prices for both top coats and suits run from
- $12.50 to $32.50.
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.,
on.
AS TO ALIENS
Under
at Premium
Laws
Previous to tlxr-Act of 1000 Almost
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Out-of-order kidneys, act fine and
backache of bladder misery Is relieved
FA1E1TEV1LLE STREET.
Any Allen Except Chinamen Could ' after a few doses of Pape's Diuretic,
be Naturalized, But Tnder the I Pains in the back, sides or loins,
Strict Enforcement of tlie New Law rheumatic twinges, debilitating head
fl,i., 4,: r: Ui,,t n..t .ache, nervousness, dizziness, Bleepless-
' ' . ' ' ness, inflamed or swollen eyelids, worn
out feeling and many other symptoms
of clogged, inactive kidneys simply
vanish. i
Frequent, painful and uncontrollable
urination due to weak or irritable
bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you susp-et any kidney,
bladder of urinary disorder, or feel
j rheumatism coming, begin taking this
'harmless remedy, with the knowledge
that theiV is no other medicine, fit any
I price, made anywheiv else In the
I world, which will effect so thorough
'and prompt a curt, as a fifty-cent
Itretmcnl of Pupe's Diuretic, whicllj
uny druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the out-of-order kidneys, bladder
and urinary system, cleaning, healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands?, and completes the cure before
you realize it.
A few days treatment with Pape's
Diuretic means clriin, active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and you feel Hue.
Your physician, pharmaeisl, baukel
or uny mercantile agency will "tell you
that Pape, Thompson &, Pape, of Cin
cinnati, Is a largo and responsible
mpdieiiw. concern, throughout worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic fifty
cent treatment from any drug store
uny where in the world.
Washington, Oct. 12 Previous to
the enactment of the act of June,
1906, creating the bureau of natural
ization almost any alien, save China
men, who were by special act of cong
ress excluded from the country, could
be naturalized. But with the passage
of the lrtw regulating the naturaliza
tion of aliens citizenship has advanced
to a premium.
- In other words aliens who have
been careless in the matter of tak
ing: out naturalization papers to give
them all the rights of American citi
zenship have discovered that the law
means something. The records of the
bureau of naturalization show that
hundreds of aliens who thought they
were naturalized, hud faulty papers;
the law had not been complied with
and they were still aliens.
The bureau, by t lie strict enforce
ment pf the law and the, literal con
struction of that, clause confining nat
uralization to "free white persons,
aud to aliens of African nativity and
to persons of African descent" has
caused any amount of work for the
courts. But in nearly every case the
lower courts have sustained the con
tention of the bureau. I'nder the rul
ing of the bureau eft naturalization
the words "free white persons" ex
cludes from citizenship Armenians,
Coreans, Turks, Syrians, in fact all
people who live under Oriental rule
all Asiatics. This ruling is based
on numerous court decisions and
therefore the officials of the depart
ment of commerce and labor, under
whose jurisdiction the bureau is, feel
confident that in the cases now pend
ing in the courts the bureau will be
sustained. In answer to an inquiry
the bureau today cited Judge Colt in
the case of Sailo (a Japanese), C2
Fed. 126, where the court stated:
"The words of a statute are to be
taken in their ordinary sense, unless
it can be shown that they are used in
a technical sense.
From a common, popular stand
point, both in ancient and modern
times, the races of mankind have I
been distinguished by difference in I
color and they have been classified as'
the white, black, yellow, and brown
races.
But there are numerous decisions,
some broader than the other just
cited, that sustain the ruling of the
bureau excluding Armenians, Core
ans, Syrians, and others. The sec
tion of the naturalization laws which
is being vigorously enforced and caus
ing an immense amount of corres
pondence for bureau, officials at pres
ent, is the amendment passed by
congress in 1873. specifying "free
white persons", and "African nativi
ty and African'descent" It has been
only four years that this section has
been applied to aliens with any de
gree of consistency, for the amend
ment was often overlooked.
Since the strict enforcement of the
naturalization laws many curious
cases have come to light. As an il
lustration of the efficiency and zeal
of the officers of the naturalization '
bureau ,it has not been a great while
since a mayor of an Illinois town was
shown to lie an alien. lie was a wit
ness in u case, and when asked if he
was a naturalized citizen, answered J
in the affirmative. When called on
to produce his papers they .were found !
lo be faulty. He was Informed that
he was not a citizen of the United
States.
As the mayor's intentions as to
naturalization had been honest and
he had not wilfully violated the law
the bureau did not make any trouble
for him and the mayor was enabled
to comply with the law in 90 days.
He has lived In the country Tor 30
years believing that nearly 'all. that
time he was a naturalized citizen.
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THE SOUTHERN TEXTILE
ASSOCIATION OCT, 20
The fourth quartely meeting of
the Southern Textile Association will
be held here Wednesday, October 20,
during fair week.
This asociation, though not quite
a year old has a member-snip or over
300 superintedents and overseers,
and rapidly grows.
The association started last, fall in
Charlotte. The spring meeting was
held in Greenville, S. C, the sum
mer meeting in Spartanburg, and the
fall meeting will be held here.
mi XT III , . . 1 ... 1 J ....
il I ne meetings win ue ueiu iuui uuig
and night, in order that the mem
bers may have an opportunity to take
in the fair and the textile department
of A. & M. College.
The following program has been
arranged:
Weaving, by Prof. William Nelson,
formerly instructor in the Lowell
Textile School.
The Spinning Frame, by Supt. T.
F. Cuddy, of Clio, S. C.
The Card Room, by Supt. Alfred
X. Landau, formerly of the Magfnnis
Mill, X. O.
Power Economy in Mills, by Chief
Engineer G. F. King, of Kings Moun
tain.... Humidifiers, by Mr. W. P. Hazel
wood, of Atlanta.
Care of the Operatives' Health, by
Supt. A. S. Winslow, of Clinton, S. C.
HAVF number of smart dress model in :.
Regal Shoes. They're bound to win the '
approval of the best-dressed men in town.
And trie fit of these Regal dress models is just as
neat as their appearance.
REGAL SHOES
are "always buQt after the latest, exclusive custom
styles and always fit like inade-to-nieMure shoes,- -because
they are made in quarter-sizis.
$400n $g00
A Smart
Regal -
Dress Model
Your dress shoes should be absolutely correct .
that's why you need Regals.
$35Q
EDGAR E BROUGHT ON.
' HABERDASHER, '
200 Fuyetteville St., Raleigh, N. 0.
We Laundry Sweaters.
Haven't you a Sweater that needs cleaning for the
fall wear? We make them look as good as new.
Oak City Steam Laundr Co.,
Both rhonet, '67. RAIiBl&II, N. O.
JbO T. rCLLKJN, Preuiieut.
CHARLES ROOT, baahtet.
The Raleigh Savings Bank.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000 08.
( Four per cent. Interest paid on d epoit. Call ! the bank, or write -tor
farther Information.
SAFETY DEPOSTT TIOXES FOR KENT J
Night on Bald Mountain.
On a lonely night Alex. Benton, of
Fort Edward, N. T climbed Bald
Mountain to the honje of a neighbor,
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with Dr. King's New Discovery,
that had cured himself of asthma.. This
wtffiderfui medicine soon relieved and
quickly cured his neighbor. Later it
cured his son's wife of a severe lung I
trouble. Millions believe Its the great- j
est unroat ana iung cure on ear in.
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hemorrhages
and Sore Lungs are Burely eured by
It. Best for Hay fever. Gilp and
Whooping Cough. 60 cents and 11.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
drugglst(i.
ur
of Furniture and Housefurnishings are
complete. We have many new arrivals that
are well worthy of your consideration.
You should noa make a selection of any
piece of Furniture before inspecting our
Mammoth Display. Here, we always ar
range the payments to suit vthe purchaser
and at prices that can 'e be-beat.
CAPITAL FURNITURE COMPANY,
CAPITAL CITY PH0WE 252. RALEIGH PHONE B7.
8-10 E. Hargett St
203-205 Fayetteville Si.
THREE CHARTERS TOIMV.
Ae, SoHtuiem . Pines and Lenoir
Draw the Prizes.
The Apex Insurance and Realty
Company, filed a certificate of incor
porat'on with, the secretary of 'ptate
today. .. It proposes to do a general
real estate and insurance business.'!
The authorized capital stock ls.S2u,
000 and will commence business with
$3,300 paid in. The incorporators
are C. P. Sellars, L. S. and' P. J.
Olive, J. R. Cunningham, L.-J. Sears,
S. S. Rogers, Paul W. Schenk and A.
B. Hunter. , ' v
The "S. P. Building Company," of
Southern Pines, was chartered to deal
in real estate, buld and rent houses.
The authorized capital stock Is $25,
000, but will begin business with
11,00 paid in.. The incorporators
are Arthur 8. .Newcomb, FredericKl
Bloomer, D. F. McAdams and R. E.
Wiley, all of Southern Pines. ,
A certificate of Incorporation, was
filed by the Moore-Stone Chair Com
pany, of Lenoir, for the purpose of
manufacturing chairs and all kinds
of furniture. It has an authorized!
capital stock of $1 25,000 and " will
commence business with 116,000
paid In. The Incorporators are O. Pi
Lntz. Joe O, Moore and T. J. Stone,
ail of Lenoir, '.
Is Your
Fall
Boy Ready for
and Winter?
If not, brng him here and we'll make short work of it Good Work,loo. .
Our, Fail lines are' in for Youths, Boys, and Children, and every style that is
destined to add fame to this "Home of Good Clothes" is fully represented.
The best Children's and Boys' All Wool Sweaters vever offered for $1.00
" and $1.50. N ' v v
"Mothers" to see our line of Boys Suits and Furnishing Goods will keep
you smiling. ' . 1 ;
CROSS (8l LINJSHAN
The Home of Good Clothes.
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