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Special Prices on Refrigerators
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The hot weather
season being well
advanced we are
offering all of our
Refrigerators at
Reduced Prices.
Especially Low
Prices for Cash.
AUTOMOBILES
OUR $10 WATCH.
Weighed in. the balance of exacting
watch buyers and never found wanting.
H. MAHLER'S SONS.
Our August Price List
Prices arc cut deep and lots are small. You
had better come early.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols, half price.,
iaby Caps, 25 and 35c. value, now 19c.
v Baby Caps, 50 and 75c. value, nqw 3f)c.
Franklin -Price & Company !s -.Po-w.d-ei-s,
Toilet "Waters and Perfumes, half prices
Ladies' Umbrellas, extra good, 98c.
One table of Cotton Goods. XJemnahts and
short lengths, 8e. per yawl. India Linon
Lawn,-32 inches wide, worth 10c, August
price, 6c
Jjadies' Gauze Vests, 15c. seller, now 10c
One lot Corsets, 75 and $1.00, to close out
at 58c
Hunter Bros. & Brever Company.
WE SELL PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.
Dike's Peroxogen Cream
A GREASELE3S ANTISEPTIC SKIN TONIC.
Gives to the skin that smooth and velvety ap
pearance so necessary to a beautiful complexion.
Price 25 cents.
BOBBITT. WYNNE DRUG COMPANY.
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REGAL SHOES
Broken lines of sizes at Cut Prices
$3.50, $4.00and $5:00
ahlo r un
. $2.75, $3.00 and $3.75
Every pair is perfect. Regular prices
stamped on each shoe.
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EDGAR E. BROUGIITON,
HABERDASHER,
FayettcviHe St
Raleigh, N. C.
. The following automobile licenses
have been deposited in the office of
the secretary of state for tUe week
ending today. Name of person re
ceiging license, residence, name of
car, horse-power and seating , ca
pacity: '
, 1827. K. M. Nance, Chadburn
Bftilck, 20, 4. i
.1828. Wm. L. Harvey, Moores
vllle; Buick, 18, 4. '
1829. R. W. Osborne, Albemarle
Franklin, 15, 2.
1830. Omo Orr, Asheville; Reo
16, 4 or 5.
1831. ' E. A. Bridges, Dunn
Premier, 30, 6.
1832. L. J. Tlmmons, Charlotte
.Hupmobile, 20, 2.
1833. J. H. McArn, Rowland
Maxwell, 12, 2.
1834. V. A. Martin, East Bend
Schacht, 20, 2. v :
1835. S. Z. Gill, Zebulon; Reo
30, 4.
1836. Miss Tilly Teagan, Win
ston-Salem; Hupmobile, 20, 2.
1837. Miss Susan Zolllcoffer, Wel-
don; E. M. P., 30, 6.
1838. M. C. Toms, Henderson
ville; Winton 16, 6; 48, 7.
1839: T. J. Smithwick, Mt. Airy;
Ford, 20, 4.
1840. T. A. Newell, Louisburg;
Hupmobile, 20, 2.
1841. B. W. Blount, Asheville
Cadillac, 30, 4 or 5.
1842. H. A. Dunham, Asheville
Hudson, 22, 4.
1843. Hector McLean, Maxton;
Overland, 25, 4.
1844. J. H. Broden, Henderson
Hupmobile, 20, 2.
1845.: ,H. W. Malloy, Laurinburg;
Ford, 20, 5.
1846. Dr. A. H. Zealy, Goldsboro;
Maxwell, 22, 4.
1847. W. J. Irvin, Reldsvllle;
Ford, 20. 5.
1848. D. H. Pamar, Speed; War
ren-Detroit, 3d, 5.
1849. Gr. G. Shannonaouse, Jr.,
Rockingham; Maxwell, 30, 5,
1850. Auto. Transfer Co., North
Wilkesboro; International, 14, 4.
1851. Glover Orr, Henderson-
ville; Cadillac, 35, 5.
1852. Dr. K. G. Averitt, Cedar
Creek; Brush, 12, 2.
1853. H. O. Absher, North Wilkes
boro; Cadillac, 10, 4.
1854. Maxey L. John, Laurin
burg; Ford, 20, 4 or 5.
1855. J. Elwood Cox, High Point
Buick, 18, 3. -
WADKSBOKO REAL KSTATE.
Sixty Lots Sold Ginnery. Oil Mill.
Ice Factory and Fertilizer Plant
To Be Erected
(Special to The Times.)
Wadesboro. N. C, Aug. 4. The
pid coming of the Winston-Salem
South Bound means for the entire
north part of this county but Just
now Ansonville Is the point which
seems to feel the greatest impulse.
and this hustling little town is mov
ng right along.
The Ansonville Real Estate Com
pany reports the sale of sixty lots to
number of different parties, and
some of the purchasers will Immedi
ately erect buildings. Morrow Broth'
er's and Company, a corporation al
ready located at Albemarle and Mon
roe will erect a large brick store and
several warehouses. This firm will
do a general mercantile business,
Morrison and Wilson, of Statesvllle,
have purchased a block of twenty
lots on Fries Boulevard and thirteen
on Railroad Avenue, and will at once
build a large modern ginnery, and oil
mill and will later erect ah ice fac
tlry and fertilizer plant, the contracts
have been let and the 'material pur
chased and work will begin on the
first building the coming week, and
will be pushed to completion.
TVPHOID IN WASHINGTON.
Thirty-One Cases in Washington in
' One Week. .
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, Aug. 4 Following
several weeks of vigorous efforts to
stem the progress of Infantile
paralysis, which has stricken a num
ber of children In the city, officials
of the healtii department today an
nounced that typhoid now threatens
to become epidemic.
Health department records for the
last week show that thirty-one cases
of typhoid fever have been reported
for that period, nearly three times
the number of cases reported in the
preceding week. No cause for the
unusual prevalence of the disease
lias .yet been ascertained by the
health authorities. Some scientists
blame the house-fly.
Five additional cases of the mys
terious malady known as Infantile
paralysis, for want of a better name,
were reported to the health depart
ment yesterday. ,
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MILS., ALTCE SMOKES.
Insuector Pew;, of Scotland Yard
who made the dramatic trip across;
the Atlantic - aboard the, steamer
Lanrcntic in nunuiit of H. H. Crinnen
and his typist, Miss Ethel ILeNeve,
which resulted, in the arrest of the
pair aboard -the steamer Monlrose,
as it was Hearing port in Cunailu.
But the Ladies Are Getting After
- Her Good and Hard.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Chicago, Aug. 4 To Induce Mrs,
Alice Roosevelt Longworth to give
up the cigarette habit is the object
of a crusade wuich today is occupy
ing the time of hundreds of club
women In several cities of the west.
The crusade already has acquiro:l
a momentum which promises to
sweep the whole nation.
The movement has struck Chicago.
In this city it crystallized in a
circular letter sent out by Mary F.
Balcomb, secretary of the Young Peo
ple's Civic League, to 500 young
peoples organizations of Chicago,
asking them to discuss the matter
and to impress upon children that
Mrs. Longworth's cigarette smoking
habit should be regarded as an Il
lustration ' of an evil to be avoided
rather than an example to be
imitated.
From various other cities news
has come of similar action having
been taken by church organizations,
the membership of which is composed
of both, sexes, and by clubs whose
membership consists of women alone.
Within the next two weeks Mrs.
Longworth will receive a deluge of
petitions, telegrams, letters, circu
lars, and other written and printed
matter, beseeching her to cease
smoking cigarettes. In addition,
deputations of women .will travel
from various parts of the country to
Cincinnati personally to place the
matter before her in her own home.
TAFT PLAYS GOLF.
Gore Charges Are Being Now
; Investigated
(Continued-From Page One.)
homa. ' lie said he wrote the letter
on account of his personal interest
in the Indians welfare.
He referred to a talk with Mc-
Murray several months ago when the He and John Hays Hammond En-
former came to him relative to In-1 Vane in Game on Links.
dian land conditions, in Oklahoma,
which he (McMurray) thought I (By Leased Wire to The Times.)
should be taken care of by lawyers, ! Beverly, Mass., Aug. 4 President
At that time, according to the wit- Taft was one of the first golfers on
ness. he told McMurray he waB strict- the links at the Myopia Club this
ly opposed to spending the Indians' morning, where he played with his
money for lawyers and would not almost daily opponent, John Hays
sanction any legislative movement to Hammond. The only caller at the
bring it about and that particularly president's home today was Senator
was he opposed to any deal whereby i Henry Cabot Lodge. The senator
attorneys fees should be ten per drove over from Nahant. It Is be-
cent for. obtaining the sale of their
lands. , '
Senator Gore stated prior to the
opening of the hearing that he was
ready to tell names of persons who
offered him and the member of the
House of Representatives each $25,
000 to withdraw opposition' to the
scheme, MCMurray announced
through counsel that he would con
tend contracts were valid without
Congress' sanction and that he was
unaware of any bribery offers.
Gore Names Bribers.
Muskogee,' Okla.. Aug 4. Senator
Gore to-day named Jacob Hamon.
former National Republican Com
mitteeman from - Oklahoma, as the
man who offered him and a member
of the House of Representatives each
$25,000 to withdraw opposition to a
scheme whereby $3,000,000 would be
paid for "attorneys fees" on a sale
of Indians lands The offer, he said.
was made in Washingtin on May 6th
last.- v
He also implicated Vice President
Sherman.
lieved that tae two found plenty of
food for discussion in the recent in
surgent victories in the west.
Tomorrow will be the real busy
day for the president. The presi
dent's guest is to be President Pedro
Montt, of the republic of Chile.
President Montt is scheduled to ar
rive in Boston tomorrow morning.
The Mayflower is to leave Burgess
Point in the . morning, going to
Boston and return with President
Montt aboard. Ambassador Bryce,
now visiting at Beverly Farms, is
expected to call on the president to
morrow afternoon.
Won't Need a Crutch.
When Editor J. P. Sossman, of
Cornelius, N. C, bruised his leg
badly it started an ugly sore. Many
salves and ointments proved worth
less. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
healed It thoroughly. Nothing is so
prompt and sure for Ulcers, Bolls,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Corns, Sores,
Pimples, Eczema or Piles. 23c. at
all druggists.
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Warren G. Harding, who was re
cently nominated for governor of
Ohio at the republican state conven
tion at Columbus. Mr. Harding was
nominated on the third ballot. Hard
ing was born in Blooming lrove,
Morrow County, Ohio, on November
2nd, 1805. : He is the .proprietor of
the Marion Star, where he lives.
Harding is the man whom Joseph
Foraker used to deliver the body
blow which unset the leadership' of
Mark Hanna.
Holers
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever csid
over a druggist's counter.
very VoKian
b interested and should know
aoont the wondenui
Marvel "R"
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Ask' onr drtmrlat for
it. If he cannot inprlT
khm MARVKL. accent no
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trated book sailed. It gives fall t!li
rticuiara ana airecuonB laviuuaoie
Win' tUBVEL CO - 44 6. JM .. Vott
; own your own homk.
and save rent. We have a new four-
room cottnge. well located, with wa
ter connection, which we can sell for
part cash and the balance in easy
payments. A bargain
, PAKKEll IH'NTKR.
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The Souther Itallway'a excursion,
consisting of special train of elegant
electric-lighted coaches and flrslcltt8ti
sleepers, will be operated August Oth
to Norfolk. Don't' miss It. See ad
vertisement, -r, - .
The 'City .of-.. Luxembourg will
spend about $2,600,000 to develop
electric power from the River Sure,
in Belgium. ' - -
(DN'TT MEAD THIS
Unless You Are Going on the Grandest Outing
ot the Season Via Southern Railway on
August 9th to Norfolk, Va , the
Virginia Seashore.
This elegant train of large electric lighted
- coaches and Pullman sleeper will
Leave Gibsonville . ........ ... ... 7:15 p. 111. $3.50
Leave Burlington ............ . . . 7 :33 p. m. 3.25
Leave University 8:45 p. m. 3.25
Leave Durham . . .... . .... . . . . . . 9:20 p. in. 3.00
Leave Oxford ................ . . 10:50 p. m. 2.50
Leave Raleigh 4:05 p. m. 3.00
Arrive Norfolk 5:30 a. m., August 10th.' Leave Nor
folk returning 6:15 p. m., August 11th.
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Two days and one night in this magnificent city wit li
lts Sea Bathing, Fishing, Boating and many historic
points of interest. '
Separate coaches for colored people.
For rates, schedules, etc., from other points ask your
agent or write .
H. H. PARNELL,
. Traveling Passenger Agent,
'Raleigh, N. C.
Don't forget that delightful excursion to Norfolk on
August Oth. A special train of elegant, electric-lighted
coaches and Pullman's. Two days and one night of sea"
bathing, fishing and boating.
HEALTII
INSURANCE
The man who lnsur Jils Ufa if
wise for bis family. : (
The nun who Insures his health
is wise both for bis family and
himself. "
You may Insure health by cuard
inc K. It Is worth (uardlas;.
At t h e first attack of disease,
. which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests Itself In Innumerable ways
TAKE.
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And save your health
HOTEL
If ST. DENIS
U BROADWAY and 11th
NcwvoRKcrrv
91
ST.
Wiikia cut mccema ol wrery point M te.
HaU block mm wwwmuac t
Five mtnut e walk of SWpmi Diatriot.
NO I tU hOKi txceUsaca ot
comfortable appointment, coortooita
aemce and homelike aunounouita.
Rooms $1.00 per day ans! on
With privilege ol Bath
4 $1.50 per day and up
EUROPEAN PLAN
Tabla sTHote BrMkfast . ' Mt
WM.TAVLOR SON, la.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Bv virtue of a mortcraee deed exe-
cuted by Mary A. Stone on March 7,
1902, and recorded in the office of the'
Register of Deeds of Wake County, in
Book No. 167. at Daare 802. I will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the court-house door
In Raleigh, N. C, on August 15th
next, at 12 o'clock m., the following
lot or parcel of land situate In Ral
eigh, and bounded as follows:
Begins at the southeast corner of tha
Intersection of Salisbury and John
son streets, in the city of Raleigh;
runs thence south along Salisbury
street 141 feet to a stake; thence east
In a line perpendicular to said Salis
bury street 70 feet to a stake; thence
north in a line parallel to Salisbury
street 61 feet to a stake; thence west
In a perpendicular to Salisbury street
18 1-2 feet to a stake; thence north In
a line parallel to Salisbury street 80
feet to Johnson street; thence west
along Johnson street 51 1-2 feet to the
beginning, containing about 1-5 of an
acre and being part of Lot No. 344 In
the plan of the city of Raleigh.
JOHN W. HINSDALE,
Attorney.
July 13th, 1910. o.a.w. 4w.
Twenty-four Hours At the Seashore.
'Special train every Saturday from
Raleigh, Wilson, Greenville and In
termediate Btatlons to Morehead City
and Beaufort. Lowest week-end
rates. Returning special train leaves'
Beaufort and Morehead City. Sunday
Evening. '.
Saturday Monday
only Schedule only
P. M. A. M.
12:35 Lv. Raleigh 12:45
2:19 Lv. Wilson 10:37
3:10 Lv. Farmvllle 9:48
3:39 Lv. Greenville 9:111
5:30 Ar. New Bern 7.35
6:60 Ar. Morehead
City 6:05
7 :U5 Ar. Beaufort 6:40
1". M. P. M.
Saturday Sunday
only ; only
Round Trip Rates.
Moiehead City. ' Beaufort, i
J3.00 3.20 .'
2.75 . - ' 2.95
: 2.25 ' 2.45
2.25 2.45
For complete information ask near
est ticket agents.
W. W. CROXTON, A. G. P. A..
H. C. HUDGINS, G. P. A.,
Norfolk, Va.
DURHAM & SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule in
Southbound.
Read Down.
No. 5. No. 41
Mixed. Pass.
A.M. P.M. .
11.25 4.40 Lv
9.65 4.10 Lv
8.55 3.28 Lv
8.45 3.20 Lv
9.07 3.37 Lv
9.2G 3.52 Lv
9.45 4.02 Lv
Effect Januarys, 1010.
Northbound.
' -.- s Read Up.
No. 88. No. 6.
Pass. Mixed.
P.M. P.M.
Ar 10.35 13.10
Lv 11.10 12.45
Lv 12.00 1.60
Ar 12.10 1.00
A.M.
Lv 11.47
Lv 11.30
Lv 11.17
11.50
P.M.
12.05
12.20
12.52
t.12
1.32
1.46
2.25
3.00
4.66 Lv
6.06 Lv
6.14 Lv
6.32 Lv
Lv
5.45
5.67 Lv
6.04 Lv
1W Lv
6.30 Ar
Apex
Upchurch
G. D'hara
Durham
Oyaraa
Togo i ;
Carpvnfr
H. Rp'ngs
Wllbon
Varlna
Angler
Barclay s
vllle Coats
Turl-g-on
Duke
Dunn ;
Lv 10.18
1.35
1.16
U.bo
A.M.
11.60
Lv 10,08 11.20
Lv 10.00 11.00
Lv 140 10.30
Lv j
1.28 tt.15
Lv 9.17 165
Lv (.08
Lv 8.58
Lv 140
143
1M
0.00
Connections. '
No. 38 makes connection at Apes With
Seaboard Air Line No. 88 for Raleigh.
Norfolk, Richmond, Washington, Balti
more. Philadelphia, New York. Baltl
norihern points; and with Raleigh J
SouUiport train No. 64 for Durham.
No. 41 makes connection at Apex with
.Seaboard Air Line No. 41 for 8anford,
Pinehurst. Southern Pines, Hamlet.
Charlotte, Rockingham, Athens, At.
lanta, Birmingham. Montgomery aad
ill points In the West and Southwest;
Columbia, Savannah, - . Jacksonville,
Tampa and. all points In Florida; and
with Raleigh A Bouthport train No, 6k
for Favsttevllla. '
. r NO SUNDAY TRAINS.
. . f ,. . . , . D. LUMPKIN, .
Acting Oen. Pass. Agent,- j
. ' BURKB HOBOOOD. !
Sol, Pass. Arest. j
General Offlcea, Dorkam, N. 0, '