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l ice Mm In the State
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Food Chemist.
KING-CROWELL DRUG CO-
; WB ABB SOLE AGENTS
'V Dm, B1 .'" ." 1 ' ' ;'. - -L .. - 'i'. 1 .
. iSlNGlXO BY THE WAV.
Life holds for most.; my comrades,
' HaK. .happiness., .than-. Rain.,
, ,',1 '. gives a. week of sunshine
: V ; 1 ;Fpr. every week' of rain.
" ' So, trusting In the. wisdom
, ,- Of his eternal plan,
' 1 1 n Let's-face the rain or Sunshine,
. - And- do. the bent ,we can.
Oh, lf.us sing, my comrades,
'.'Of blessings by the way.
Each cloud's a silver iining,
''There's blue beyond the gray!
Ah,: as We- sing about It ,
The .shadows break apart,
And all, the. world's In. sunshine
Ilecfluse we're light of heart!.
" ; Eben K. Rexford.
1 Mr.' and Mrs. O'eo. A. Warren are
visiting friends In Wilmington.
' HIM Kate Johnson1,-'' f Oreensboro.
Is visiting relatives In the city.
Mrs.' W. R. Bishop has returned from
a . ylstt to Mrs,. C. .'. Whitted, at
, Norllna.
'','',' .'''"'''..'
Ce.pt. and Mrs. T. W. Davis and Miss
Penelope Davis are eisltlng Mis. Frank
Borden, at Ooldsboro.
j
; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Wilson, of
Sampson, county, have returned home
aftecoii Visit, to .frenda, here.
Miss Mary S. Scott, -of Charlotte, whu
has been visiting, her sister,, Miss
Margaret Scott, has returned home.
The Sunbeam Society of Evangel
. Baptist church will serve Ice cream and
cake at. the church, tonight., PrMsKls
Will be used for the benefit of .-the
class room. :
I-'-; ;
: Mrs. H. C. Williams oCSanford. .who
has bee(i visiting at the home 'of C'apt.
W. H. Randf hps gVijht to Roxburo,- to
attend the WomaSi's Missionary Society
of the North 1'arolina MethoiHsf.Mnj'lf
ference.
THE WOMAN'S STORE
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
Your
Corset Day
at pur
Store.
Fashionable
Figures are not
made by chance
but by care
ful corsetting.
. S i fl SS!S2'
STYLE means a lot to 'a woman. Kowaiid
then a woman may sniff, hut if studied one can see
a failing in a style direction. .
The effect of the. most hea ut if ul gown' may be
entirely spoilt if the base the corset is not right.
The waist of the dress may not touch the'ft'jeprre at
the exact point, the hips not be )rbperl; :-,Jiaped
and the gown mav wrinkle, be too tight or too loose
CORSETTING will do this oftentimes if the
corset shape is not right, or it may .'result from
eareless adjusting or wrong laemg.. Ai'n'uill matr
tei" like the lacing may throw the entire corset out
of figure alignment and the wearer ', will be
. wretchedly uncomfortable. . .; !
That is what we are here for for cwrrecting
corset mistakes. lUis our business to; study-fig--ures,
all kinds of figures, large and small,' tail ahd
short, even figures Vitli imperfections, ' slight de
formities, and these are well corsetted in a Bedfwn
Whalebone or Warner Rust Proof Cofeet.1" ' :
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FOR HITLER'S CANDY.
Peat e Kaculty "At Hoine."
The faculty of Peace Institute will
be "At Home" to their friends Friday'
afternoon from 4:.J0 to 6.
To Missionary Conference.
The following delegates. , from,.
this
eitv and others who "joined 'them here
left vesteiday at'tel-noon for Koxboro
to attend the atinUttl tneetmg of the
Woman's Missionary Society ' of the
North Carolina .Methodist .Conference:
Mrs. W. W. Kitohin, Miss ,M.ary Pef
cud. Mi's. K. f, Peseud and Mrs. Le
Rov Tlilem. of Raleigh: Mrs. G. -A.
Persons, and Mrs. Wiley "Brown, 'oil
Greenville: Mrs. T. J. Giles, of Hooker
ton: Mrs: Thomas (Jill, Mrs. Walter H.
Neal and .Mrs. H. tD.. Wflson, of
Laurinbuig. .itiss Kmma Washington
Gill. Miss Sullie Lou Mcklnunon. and
Miss I Hive Glass, of .Maxton.
- '
Tuesday A fterncMin Club,
The Tuesday Afternonli Club was en
tertained by Mrs. R. B. John at her
home on Harrington street yesterday
afternoon.' The meeting was a most
enjoyable one. the program 'being full
of interest and Mrs. . John a most
charming hostess.
Delicious refreshments were served
and the social side of the meeting was
greatly enjoyed as well as the literary
part." v ' ' . .-. '
Mrs. J. Y. Joyner read a paper on
the Song of Roland.,' This was followed
bya reading of O'Hagin's translation
of the Song' of Roland, by Mrs. J.
S. Wynne. Mrs. 'W. R. Crawford led
an Interesting discussion un famous
swords. ,
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KKCITAIAT I'KACK.
By Miss Julia Culbrelh of (Jradiiat-
'-':. k "as. . . .
This evening at 8:30 O'clock at Peace
Institute. Miss Julia K.: Culbretl : of
this city, will give her graduating re
cital.. . ."...'" . ; '.-, .
MIs'S CtiUivoth Mm already, lieitome
tonnwii as a vocalist of much promise.
.She has often given pleaur by her
FAMOUS WARNER? CORSETS.
Your
Corset Day
at our
Store.
The New Fig-
M.A S AilVUg
ated , Waist,
Curved . and
Defined Hips
Curving Too,
- - - KALEIGHy N, C.
, m
mm
mm
1
I'ySEj'f blAMON'DS
of Rare VuWty of Color, Dia
moiids large or small for any
purpose whatsoever, can be
found in an unequaled assort
ment at our store.
l'lck out the stone yon like
mid we will mount It for you.
JOLLY & WYNNE
JEWELRY COMPANY.
JEWELERS . . . OPTICIANS.
m.- ; i - n..i.ti.ui'. Z
J
Mnging: In the city and-'her' ."recital
will doubtless be a mont enjoyable one.
The music loving public is Invited.
The" 4rtgram is as follows:
1. (a) Abendlled Wicklede: b) All!
t ..'tis .ar. Dream Hawley ; (c) The
, S.wan Bent 'Low MaeDowell: (1) A
Maid Sings Light MaeDowell.
2. (a I Hosemonde ( 'hflmlnude; (b)
, ..Sonnett d'Amour Thome; (c) Sand
.j mawichen Brahms; (d) Sapplsche
, Ode Brahms.. . .
s.' "Arie-Liidenide Flanimen, . U Tro-
vatore Verdie.
4.' (ii) SiJhniade Nevln: (b) Thilu'lt
' Like tmto a Flower Ftublnstein
(c) Faith in Spring Schubert.
Miss .VJIllje jKeai'd at the Piano.' ;
IARi;UiE AT ;OLl)SIK)RO.
Miss Kvnns, and Mr. Davis Slurried
,. Last Nij-lit.
(Special to The Times)
Goldsboro. May 12 Miss Maude
Evans and Mr. D. Wilburn Davis
were married last night. The' mar
riage took place in the new JaCobl
Memorial building, which had been
beautifully -decorated for the occas
ion and it was in every way a pretty
event. Rev, D. H. Tuttle performed
the ceremony. Miss Lowder Wins
low was iaid of honor and Mr. H.
Winston Davis besi man. Mrs. H. G.
Maxwell was dame of honor. Other
attendants' were Miss Sudle Gurley
and" .Mr:' Leslie Davis, Miss ilamie
Best and Mr. T. R. Andrews, Miss
Hiittte Brinson and Mr. K.'! fl'.' Moore,
Miss Glenhie Yelverton and Mi'. J,
L. Frank, Miss liridley and Mr. Ed.
lavish .
KKCIf Al, AT MKHKOITH.
( v I'll by .Miss llayncs, Soprano, mid
.Miss Slieariii, Pianist, Vestertlay
Afternoon.
. 'iihtf'df riie most popular ri'ritals nf
fhtyi-Ai at Mcivflith ('ollego. tfas'glvt'ti
yt'Stwiday ul'ti'iNiion at Hve o'clock in
.the coljeg,. atiditoi ium by At ins. Minnie
Haynes, soinano and Jliss Ada Louise
Shcarin, niani-t. ' . ; . ... ..,':'.
Yllis' was the sci-und ill' the recitals
by IntMoij'ers if the senior class' and
adVaiK'P4T stndents and to It was at
trnctvd a une ...-.audience ' of music
lovers, showing the 'popularity, of both
young 'adies.
Miss Haynes has by a number of pre
vious appearances established a repu
tation for herself as a singer of much
promise. ' Her voice never fails to
please and in the recital yesterday .'-afternoon
showed how much her voice
had gained in artistic finish and inter
pretation from earnest work during
this year, -
Miss Shearin has been doing advanced
work in piano this year having given,
her , graduating . recital in - 1H0X.
Her playing was characterized by in-
t lligent Interpretation and added much
to the success of the recital.
Miss Day played the accompaniment
for the vocal numbers.
.THE StKTAL l'ROULK.M.
' ' .' -: !:
Tlw Other Hulf Lives Will be
now
. .Shown in Illustrated Lecture at
Central ilwrcli, :
"The Social Problem" tonight at
Central entire!) is an illustrated' lecU
ture on the moral and reriglon'con
ditions In our large cities. It is full
of viral interest and information:
Ellis Island, The East Side, and The
Bowery in. New. York, Chinatown In
Saa .Francisco, Kerry, Patcu -. in St,
Louis, and a port on the Great Lakes,
anevshown ..rue to life. It is.a. study
in moral and social economics with a
suggestion, a to the power , of -. the
chur-ch. to remedy - the conditions?
Come and see iiow the other half of
yie ..world,... lives, . .., An UlnstratetH
lymn will be sung. More than 100
colored View'B. Bring your friends.
KINtJ'S OAVGHTKRd MKKT.
Stale Couvention Being Held at'
kocktughaih Opening Session.
i. .' (Spetial to-The Times.) :'..
t Rocitlnghart, N. C, May -IZ-The
State Conventio ef King's Daughters
some Interesting sessions.. Wif1
k-ii h,, .ion4 therefore a-; natltra 4&ttiiil-ia
in-, honor of the delegates, who have!
beei given a hearty welcome to our
cltv. ' ..- - ""-.' -" - -V'v
The meetings are being heiaSn tii,
I Methodist .church. , -. s '-.
f , -'.
Tb,e following was theprogram , or
the opening session? V 1 ' ; ,t
.. . . 11 a. m: I ' v
. Opening-fclioir, "Oh C6rhe, LetSj
Va Stag fJiito the lowr" ' i -Convention
called to order fcy 'Mrs.
W;:W: i fittrgwyti,tf ?WlAon, pres-ij
Davis "trom MattneW 13th and prayer
offered;."' 1 ' ' ' ' ;
Choir "Oli Paradise." i
GreeHng 'By Rev." 'DaVis to' s the
church. . 1 v " ' . .
Mayor VI. N.; Evefett gaye t:ie,dlr
egates a most-cordial, wttlcjnie, td
Rockingham In behalf of . the 'mayor,
town commissioners, city people and
citizens, saying anything lie could do
for the comfort - and pleasure of the
Indies would be considered a privi
lege, v .-' Vii!ii.'t . : " '
Mrs.' Boyd R. Gasque, in a few
well .chosen ; worjB, welcomed the
ladies to trie town as the guests of
the-"Silver Cross" Circle. ,:
In closing Mrs. Gasque quoted
Governor' Bob Taylor, saying: "If
welcomes were flowers, I woudl give
to' e!ach lady" f"brtnca of ' American
Beauties' and forget me nots, and
RockingHam' would be a wilderness
of flowers today."
. tne response to these addresses of
welcome was made by Mrs. E. A.
Moye, of Greenville.
Roll call and minutes by the state
recording secretary, Mrs. G. A. Cog
gesliall, of OxfoVd.
The credential-committee was re
ported by 'Mrs. ' Everett; auditing
committee, Mrs. 'J. P. Leak, state Re
cording Secretary, Mrs. G. A. Cogge
shall, reported 736 members.
Mrs. D. Y. Cooper, of -.Henderson,
read a most pleasing report.
Mrs. M. R. Russell, secretary of the
Silver Cross Magazine, made a very
interesting talk" in regard to her
work.
Hymn R9L,
Benediction by the 'pastor. Rev. E.
H. Davis. ,
A. most delightful luncii was serv
ed at Hotel Rockingham to tae en
tire convetion. .
Thei;if.tevnQn1sssion met at 2:00
and reports from the circles through
the state were, read, ,
Adjoui;p,ed to meet at 8::i0.
'.-:-'-
AT ST. MAHV'S.
Oraan Recital by Miss Rouiitr
Soiir Recital by Pupils of Mr. R.
Itlinn Owen. :
On Friday evening. May Kith.. Miss
Ila Adile Rountree, of the senior class
of St. Mary's, will give an organ re
cital in the school chapel. Miss Rountree-
wil be assisted by Miss Emily
Rose Knox violinist, and by Mr. Henry
Grady Miller, baritone.
On Saturday evening May Mthi, the
voice pupils of .Mr. R. Klin -Owen will
give a song;, recital ,ln the auditorium
at St. Mary's. ' Some of these pupils
are from the student body of St. Mary's
but most of thana are men and many
from the town' of Raleigh. An at
tractive and, varied programme'"' has
been arranged.'1 K
A oortUal invitation to both recitals
is xteaded to tlje . public. .
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PARKKR-HINTER COMPAXV.
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Stockholders Klectcd Ofllcei's and !!
reijors, Vestprday Afternoon.
The stockholders of the Parker-
Hunter Realty Company 'met yester
day afternoon jn4 . elected the fol
lowing directuvH, and officers:
President Carey .1, Himter.
Vice-prisident Henry . E. Litch
ford. '' r:. , ''."'.'' '.: ;'' ,,i ..': -v !
Secretary and Treasurer V. O.
Parker. ., , . .-, .:
, . Board of Directorg-rrQ.. J.; Hunter,
H. E. Lltchford, V. O. Parker, B. F.
Montague, R. .1. Mehane, H.'X -Hicks,
and .1. R. Rogers.
The corporation has an authorized
capital , stock of $100,000. : One of
the purposes is t5 develop the Cam
eron property west of St.' Mary's,
which was sold some time ago for
$90,000. '.. .
Mr. W. J. Hrogden, of Durham,
here today on legal businesb.'
GREATEST THING
IN THE WORLD
Mrs.. Mary Neelyfc Qf Penver,
Tells An Interesting Story
of Her Experience with
Cardui. , ? :
Denver, Tenn. "I think there Is
no tonic on earth as good as Cardui,"
writes Mrs- Mary -Neely, :qf' Denver,
Tenni "I have tfsed WwllA'the Very
best results. I had backache, and
faeariy everything a woman could suf
fer with, until 1 took Cardui, .but
now 1 feel better than I have since
two years ago, so I Shall always
recommend It to other suffering wo
nen.f ' t' y 's
tiappy is tne girv or woman wno
has neMer suffered 'from ianyof the
diseases! of w oinanhood. Or, if she
has been a sufferer, happy is she if
she . has learned of the wonderful
curative '1WefS6f Cardur " '
I Cardui is a gentle tonic that can
do you nothing but good: 'r ft Is pre
pared- from herbs-, wtth' .k 'speclns;
medicine you j-an feeIcoifldgl)cer In
-a iafev Aa'rale8ir'Tettbnr inlif
'c,lne, .'of long knorn meritif-jfiSt,- !
tnpusanas or letters' .ncn vp,.
Have received prove thatma'ny ladles
consider it the greatest woman's rem
edy $ ttfdriv "rfAC'rt
! Yonr druggist fells' H. F.Oet il" ppti'
jjte frpnj him tadiy. .-ft '
! , N. B. Write to: Ladies . Advis
pry rept., ChattanoogamwrfJifSCh:,
nattinooga, Tenn.;: iarvapeaiav in-
imctae-gagqJQk'JPOiileac
RIVER DOAT ffl3S
Thirteen Drowned In Water
Pilot Rau Roat ona Rock Near the
. . Shore Wreck Wa so clone to the
' RIVer Rank that. Gang Plank Was
-Thrown rflit Boat to Shore and
Many Saved.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
St. iJJUis, Mo., May 13 After a
night of searching, it was declared
today that thirteen lives were lost
when the river steamer City of Sal-
til lo tore out her bottom on a rock,
and. turning turtle, sank off. Olet
Park, Mo., twenty-four miles south
of here, last evening.. , Many of the
survivors of the twenty-seven passen
gei-8 aboard at the time of the acci
dent are in a serious condition.
The City or Saltillo, a big 940,000
stern wheeler, was one of the fleet
on which President Taft and the con
gressmen went down the Mississippi
in the company of the Deep Water
ways Convention delegates.
The accident occurred at the worst
time possible, while the passengers
were retiring or were already abed.
The high stage of the river. It was
said today, deceived the pilot, who
took his vessel too near shore. She
struck a rock and, pivoting on that,
careened and then toppled sideways.
In the wild scramble pf the pas
sengers and the crew more than ,50
persons all told there was no time
to account for all. It was each one
for himself. j. i
So close was the slilp to' the shore
that, after the first moment of
citement,: a board was thrown" from
the ship to the bank', and across that
men, women and children, In tli
dark, crept to safety.
So great was the confusion that
even those traversing the plank were
unable to tell if those before tliem
were safe or slipped In death in the
river. . :' . '
Captain Harry Crane and the offi
cers of the Saltillo, according to the
stories told today by survivors reach
ing here, displayed heroic coolness,
doing all that was possible to quell
panic. : . .. :.
The noise of the accident the
cras.i of the hull on the rocks, the
whistle, and the shrieks of the pas
sengers brought put the ' entire
population of -Glen Park. Withint'a
short time a fleet of small craft bad
taken up the search for victims, atpi
the river was dotted with the Ughi's.
The search continued throughout tho
night and today. "
A special train was rushed from St.
Louis and in the meantime emergen
cy hospitals were organized at Glen
Park, where the passengers and the
crew were attended itntil the special
arrived to bring them to St'. Louis.
Though the wreck created excite
ment in the little town, the citizens
of Glen Park turned over their homes
to the victims, supplying sustenance
and clothing. Physicians were taken
to the town from Sulphur Springs,
aiding the Glen Park doctors, who
had their hands full attending the in
jured and reviving the half drowned.
Some of the passengers on their
arrival here were able to continue on
to their destinations. . '
VERDICT FOR $fM).
Jury in the Case of Nowell vs. Cotton
, .Mills Reached a Verdict This Morn-InK-
; ''"' ' "''. '".:'' ':. :
The jury in the case of J. H. Now
ell vs. Royall Cotton Mills, after be
ing out all night, reached a' verdict
this morning at 6:00 o'clock, giving
the plaintiff $500.
- fr:v J.vfL--Nowell was -Injured' -by
the falling of an elevator of the Roy
all Cotton Mills, of Wake Forest, and
brought suit for $5,000. The trial
began Monday and every inch of the
ground was contested.' the case was
given to - the Jury yesterday after
noon at 4:30. After wrestling with
the 'case until 6:00 this morning a
verdict was reached. There were
three Issues submitted: Was the
plaintiff injured?: Did these Injuries
result from the negligence of the de
fendant? and How much damages Is
the plaintiff entitled to? . The first
two issues were answered' in the af
firmative, and the third was answered
by giving the plaintiff 45 00. .
MOONSHINER CAPTURED, . i
Another Flanged Into -a Lake and .
: .. Escaped. ! ':'
" United Suites' officers made a raid
in the southern part of Wake county
yesterday afternoon and ' captured
Walter McLean colored," in the act
of operating, an ilUclt distillery: ' He
was brought to. Raleigh . and tried
this afternoon. The evidence of h:s
uilt wjr-MMhwN w4 was
bound over, to court In the sum of
$200. ''
'Another negro waa there, but suc
ceeded in escaping by plunging into a
lake -and Crossing it, learink the of fl
eers en the oftier"lde. l. ' f- V' v
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NOTICE TO SUttSCRIBEKS. ,
,l3f fThe- Time Is et delivered .td
yftur -oojne CBf -ftefnoon y 6:0
SAMPLE OF
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We have left about lOOsample?
of the fomous Opera Waists,
arid to close them oilt-we offer
a special discount of
10 per cent.
Frpm their original wholesale
price. These waists are the
most perfect fitting antlibest!'
made waists that are on the
market.
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Pita
We are still selling all the Pat
tern Hats at
$3.98
There are some beauties and
this price does not represent
one third their real value.
The only store in Raleigh selling
M Cash and always busy. J
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J.p
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0
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for
ft
Mlh
and one wilt be sent yon by messen
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BctljtorrrteatflBg ftp Iter.' E. & $&&rv,iu.3qMU
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4'treatment for Women," sent In plain