THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1910.
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CHILD HOI SOCIETY
Will Erect a Home In
Durham '
North C'urollna Child Home oSciety
. . Will Move From - firecnuboro to
.' A.
Durham and Occupy Its Own
Building Meeting of St. Mary's
Alumnae. . .. -. -;s '
(Special to The Times.)
Duiham, N. C, Nov. 3 Announce
ment was made yesterday by the' com
mittee on construction that plans are
now complete for the Erection ' of
"Joyland." the new uome of the
North Carolina Child Home Society,
which is to beerected on a plot of
land in the mineral spring vicinity on
the outskirts of the city. -Work will
- begin on the actual construction as
,s.oqn as f he material can be- gotten
together and the -weather permits.
The main office of the society which
lias hitherto been in Greensboro,
will shortly-be moved to this city.
The president of the society is J. S.
Carr, of Durham, and the general
superintendent is Mr. W. B. Streeter,
,of Greensboro. The latter will re
ono.ve to this city 'to, continue the
management as soon as the building
iscompleted. Plans for tlie structure
-have been drawn by Architect J. W.
: -'Brewer,! of Greensboro, and . have
been accepted by ,the building com
mittee. t The building will be con
structed of brick and stone, and abso
Jutely. fire-proof, having all the mod
ern conveniences found in the best
appointed orphan homes. . The land
for the home has been donated by
Mr. O. K. Proctor and is a beautiful
fifteen acre site directly opposite the
residence of Mr. Proctor and situated
upon one of the highest spots in the
county, thus insuring perfect drain
age. It is the same site which was
offered by Mr. Proctor to the Knights
of Pythias for their orphanage bef are
that organization definitely located
their institution in Clayton. Tue
place is generally admitted to be one
of the finest sites for such a home in
North Carolina and the Childrens'
Home Society is exceedingly fortu
nate in being given so valuable a
piece of land.
The society is at present taking
care of over one thousand children
in the state, twenty of .whom are
from this county. No restrictions are
'placed as to age, children from one
hour old-up Jiaying foiqd homes in
tue institution. The society does not
turn them loose until they are twen
ty, and generally succeeds in finding
for thm a good position or home.
The society has at present fifty ap
plications from orphans which they
are unable to take care of. With the
completion of the new commodious
home some time next summer, this
difficulty will largely be remedied.
.St. .Mary Alumnae Celebrate.
The local alumnae of St. Mary's
School ,of Ilaleigh, met Tuesday af
ternoon at. tiie residence of the presi
dent of the Pui'ham Alumni Associa
tion .Mrs. J. M. Manning, on Dillard.
street. An interesting program was
carried out. Extracts from the cele
bration of founders day in Raleigh,
April 110, 1910, were read by one of
the members. Perhaps one of the
most interesting features of the meet
ing was the , reading of papers by
ladies representing three generations
of the school life of St. Mary's: Mrs.
W. L. Wall. Mrs. William Graham,
and Miss Robbie Tillingliast. In ad
dition to this there were short talks
about tilings of interest to the local
organization which is on a permanent
footing and holds meetings twice a
year. All graduates of the school
who are living In Durham are mem
bers, and. attend the meetings when
ever possible. The business and rou
tine part of the meeting was follow
ed by the singing of the St. Mary's
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Iver Lawsuit, the famous six-day
bicycle rider ,wh was recently Injur
cl at the Hoston six-day meet as a re
suit of a spill in the seventh hour,
'Lawson's collar hone wan broken
which put1' him : permanently, oat of
the- race. His .team mute procuml
another partner and continued the
rare. One lap behind the leaders.
Ode, after which refreshments were
served. , . ;';.'
The alumnae present at this meet
ing were:r Mrs. V. A. Erwin, Mrs,
W. L. Wall. Mrs. Prank Webb, Mrs.
John Rose, Mrs. 13. K. Powe, Mrs. W
A. Graham, Mrs. W. J. Griswold, Mrs,
T, M. Williamson, Mrs. , W; B. Gutb
rie, Mrs. L. A. Carr, Mrs. John Man
nine, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. D. C
Mitchell, Mrs. Bessie Leak, Miss Lot
tie Sharp and Miss Tilinghast.
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Company.
Eight-day Bicycle Itiice.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Boston, .Nov. 8 The eight-team
Lie for first place in the six-day bicy
cle race at the arena, which had stood
since Monday was broken last night
and only five teams will face the star
ter at 4 o'clock this afternoon in line
for the premier honor. The leaders
have covered 677 miles, 2 laps.
Mr. OottO Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.,
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Please accept thanks. King-Cro well
Drug Company.
An effort is being made to incite
interest in the question of good roads.
It is proposed to repair the road from
Ensenada sought for 250 miles. This
would make the interior of the lower
California peninsula much more ac
cessible, as automobiles now make
frequent trips to Ensenada from San
Diego and other California cities.
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(A Biograph)
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"Two Waifs and a Stray;
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'AINSrOKO SOCIALS.
Hallowe'en Farly Given by .Mrs. L. I),
RotiiiKon Notslie Event Hook
Clab Jlecti:ii;s. .
(Special to The Timw.)
Avauesboiov Nov. 3 notable among
the tocial events of the opening aututn
teauon and tastefully carried out I
every detail was the Halloween party
given by Mrn. L. D. Robinson. f6n
day afternoon and extendingr into th
evening. The afternoon guests were
bhlden pt 5 o'clock and were welcomed
by he happy hostess, and Miss John
sle Dunlap at the door. In th? hall
way. Sfrs. F. J. Coxe and Miss Lon
Little served punch at a dainty table,
artistically decorated and lighted.1
the library and fitting room, tables
were arranged for a progressive game,
in which the score cards were em
blematic of the occasion. The prizes
went to Mrs. Karle Dunlap and Miss
Flora MeKinnon and at the con
elusion or the game an elegant menu
or two courses was served. The long
table was very beautiful in decoration
and was much admired. The season
was further emphasized in the artist
arrangement of the entire room.
In the evening at 7:30 other invite
guests enjoyed the hospitality of M
and Mrs. Robinson and an elegant sup
per was serveid followed by bridge
(list, but no prizes were offered
Mrs. Robinson was becomingly gowned
In pale green silk over satin, made
deeoiette and a number of the guest
wore elegant toilets. .
Tuesday afternoon Master Carl Rob
inson was host at a delightful gather
Ing of his playmates and the youn
people enjoyed a happy afternoon with
limes. Dainty ; refreshments were
served.
The Wadesboro Rook Club enjoyed
delightfully informal meeting Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Eugene Little,
who is always a gracious and charm
ing hostess. Many of the club mem
bers were prer ent and the number was
suppiimented by a number of invited
guests. The subject of the afternoon
was the early colonial history of North
Carolina and the guests were asked
to write an original poem concern
ing Sir Walter Raleigh. These were
read and showed much original
thought. The fortunate prize winners
were Miss Ethel Terrill and Mrs. Jas,
Hardlson. Elegant refreshments
were served. The hostess was assist
ed by Misses Kate Leak, Mary Cliffe
Bennett and Augusta Little.
The meeting of the Tuesday After
noon Club this week with Mrs. L. L.
McLendon at her happy suburban
home was a most enjoyable occasion
Potted plants and pink roses were used
to beautify the rooms and added charm
nd delight. In addition to the mem
bers of the club, there were present,
Mrs. T. C. Coxe, Mrs. B. Dunn. Misses
Lora and Marion Little 'and Mrs,
Clive Cottingham. of St. Louis, Mo.
After an . enjoyable game of progres
sive "Forty-Two" in which the honors
went to Mrs. T. L, Caudle, the hostess
served an elegant two course luncheon
followed by ice cream and cake.
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OA It MAGNATES ROBIiEl).
Train Itobbcrs Enter Private Car and
Get $11.20.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
El Paso, Tex., Nov. 3 Entering
the private car of Walter Douglas,
general manager of the Phelps-Dodge
interests in the southwest, two band
its held up a party of eastern direc
tors and officials of the Calumet and
Arizona mine at Lordsburg, N. M.,
and got $11.20 out of the crowd,
hich contained several millionaires.
The 20 cents was obtained from the
negro porters. ; The victims in the
lid west hold-up scene, which was
staged on a siding, were: C. D. Atit
remont, James Briggs, Captain Jas.
Hoatson, and J. C. Greenway, gen
eral manager of the Calumet and
Arizona mine, all of New York.
SKIN SUFFERER SAY'S "IF I HAD
ONLY KNOWN".
"Jf I had only known how quickly
Eczema can be cured, what long years
of awful suffering It would have
saved me," writes F. A. Will, of 250fi
Washington St., San Francisco, Cal.
This, after .40 years of suffering
and after using less than one bottle
of the Oil of Wintergreem-Thymol D.
D.' D. Prescription. , : - ,
Try at least a 25 cent bottle. To
our certain. knowledge 0. D. D. Pre
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absolute relief Inside of ten sec
onds! '
Henry T. Hicks, Tucker Building
Pharmacy,
Ptemium .
Department
' The following premiums will be
given by The. Evening Times for 30
consecutive coupons clipped from, the
paper and the payment of the small
amount of cash on each.
. Silverware -Rogers.
Knives and Forks; 12 pieces.
ZO Coupons and $2.55
Spoons; 14 pieces; Sugar and Butter.
30 Coupons and $2.55
Clocks 8-daj.
No. J72. Large Mahogany Wall
Clock.
30 Coupons and $2.85
No. 54. Large Mission Wall Clock
30 Coupons and $2.55
Book Rack Clock, Mission. ,
30 Coupons and $3.10
No. 13. Mantel 8-day Mission.
30 Coupons and $2.55
No. 501. Mission Alarm.
30 Coupons and $1.28
No. BOO. Gothic, Alarm.
30 Coupons and $1.28
Green Art Nourean Alarm.
30 Coupons and $1.28
Ebony, Art Mourean Alarm. '
30 Coupons and $1.28
Dutch Percolator Sets; 3 pieces.
30 Coupons and $2.55
Rozone Tea Sets; 3 pieces.
30 Coupons and $1.75
National 2-hole Fireless Cooker.
30 Coupons and $2.95
24-pIece Crown Derby Tea Sets.
30 Coupons and $2.45
27-piece Crown Derby Tea Sets.
30 Coupons and $2.45
National Cassierole.
30 Coupons and $1.29
Lamps. .
Gas, Art.
Oil, Art.
Electricity, Art.
30 Coupons and $2.85
Gas, Green.
Oil, Green.
Electricity, Green.
30 Coupons and $2.95
We do not pay delivery or
express charges on any premium. Ad
dress or call Premium Department
THE EVENING TIMES,
'Phone 178. Raleigh, N. C.
No. 11.
No. 11.
No. 11.
No. 15.
No. 16.
No. 15.
Note:
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDULE
New Trains Between - Now York.
Washington, Augusta and Jackson
ville. :
Effective - November 27th, 1910,
the Southern Railway will put in ef
fect new train service between New
Ysrk, Washington, : Augusta and
Jacksonville, schedule of which will
be as follows: :
No. 31.
Leave New York ..... .12:38 P. M
Arrive Washington . . . . 6:10 P. M.
Ar. A'g'sta via Bl'ik'v'le 11:35 A. M
Lv. A'g'sta via Trenton. .11:45 A. M.
. 3:45 P. M.
Areive Jacksonville .
No. 32. -;
Leave Jacksonville. .... 9:00 A. M.
Ar, A'g'sta via Trenton. . 3:00 P. M.
Lv. A'g'sta via Bl'ck'vle. 3:15 P. M.
Arrive Washington. , ... ; 8:53 P. M.
Leave Washington, . . . . . 9:05 A. M.
Arrive New York . . . . . . 2:45 P. M.
The above trains will be known as
the Southern's Southeastern Limited
and will consist of elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars; also Dining Car Ser
vice, This train, as well as all other
Southern Railway trains, will arrive
and depart from the New Pennsyl
vania Station, Seventh Avenue and
Thirty-second street New York City.
For all information pertaining to
same, address the undersigned.
W. H. PARNELL,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, X. C.
II. F. CARY, .
General Pass. AgF.
Washington, D. C.
FALL IX PRICES OF .MEAT.
All Hog; Products to Take a Tumble
in Price. ;
( By Leased Wire to The Times)
Chicago, Nov. 3 -The prices of ba
con, : hams, and all hog products,
ill take a decided slump within the
next two weeks, according to the ex
perts at the I'ni'on Stock' Yards.
Hogs are now selling on the basis
of 90 cents for corn, although corn
actually only worth half that
much. A fall In prices is Inevitable,
and the big puckers are getting ready
for it.
At Armour & Co. and other pack
's today it was said that breakfast
bacon was selling at from 20 to 30
cents a pound, but that so many
bacon hogs were coming into the
market that a fall in prices was cer
tain. Slight reductions are now be
ing made, and larger ones will come
within a few. weeks when the new
ams and bacon sides are cured.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. 1 BOYLAN-PEARCE CO;
STORE CLOSES AT 6:00 P. M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Forest Mills ''Hand-Trimmed'' Underwear
y ; j
Hand Finished, High Class, Thoroughly Depen
dable and Perfect Fitting.
Forest Mill (xarineuts arc all made from the choicest materials, the,. bera so1
leeted cotton the purest and softest wool, the finest Lisle thread. This- tinder
wear is produced by the most skilled. labor and the best modern machinery
the garments knitted to fit the' figure exactly, and in such a manner tlmtj
laundering does not destroy their shapeliness, even in the course of the longest
wear. All the garments are carefully finished br hand and so appeal to the
most refined taste. These garments are made in cotton, lisle, wool, silk , and
wool, and silk and cotton for.. Women and Children! We have handled this Line
for many years. They have given full satisfaction and increased our sales so
that double space is now required to handle them. Xo better endorsement
could be asked. . '
Infants, Childrens, Misses, Boys and Ladies
Underwear.
"Union Suits, -Vests,- Pants, Plain or Flat Knit, Ribbed, Fleece-lined, Cot
ton, '..Wool. .Mixed, All Wool, Silk and Wool, Silk and Cotton the medium,
light ami heavv weig hts the kind vou are seeking in the qualities vou want.
V ' 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 to $2.50
Honest Gordon Hosiery.
Our wide experio nee enables us to know good Hosiery, and perhaps all we
need say about "Gordon Hosiery" is that we have, absolute confidence in it
and can thoroughly recommend it. Consequently we carry a large assortment
and complete stock in all grades and all colors and black. The best that your
money can buy at ... . ; . . , . , , . . 25 and 50c. and 3 Pairs for $1.00
Ladies Black Silk Hose.
The kinds that are creating a furore all over the country with
and feet, with 'pure silk between . .
All Silk througho ut from top to tip of toe-
lisle tops
50 and 75c.
ilack and colors,
$1.00 and $1.50
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY.
WITI (GAS
Ranges sold at cost; connection free, along our line of main.
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Pfcotta ia .RmnrAKAntAtivA Will Call
Temporary Office 107 S. Wilminffton St.
A Man Wants to lie
only when a lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful despondency.
But Dr. King's New Life Pills expel
poisonB from the system ; bring hope
and courage: cure all Liver, Stomach
and Kidney troubles; impart health
mid vigor to the, weak, nervous and
ailing. 25c. at all druggists,
Vacuum cleaners do not appear to
be. needed' in China. Consul General
Knabensbue states, that the Chinese
use no carpets and not a great num
ber of rus. Tientsin dealers, there-
fore1, do not believe that it would pay
tliiu io stock vacuum cleaners.
What a Satisfaction
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-"seBae-. LEErLr" 1
IT IS
to have clothes made for
you, to fit your own shape
and personality especial
ly if they embody the true
metropolitan cut and
style, such as we put into
our clothes.
OUR PRICES ARE
MODERATE,
but the value we deliver is
rarely equaled short of a
much higher figure than
we charge. Select your
pattern and leave your or
der today.
A. C. HINTON,
KOKTtl. CAROLINA'S FOREMOST TAILOR,
Rooms 208, 209, 210 - MerchaaU Nation! Bank Building.
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"Nothing RueoeedR Like Circulation", and nearly rvery
body reads The Evening Tiroes.
Norfolk Southern Railroad
New Short Route Through Eastern
North Carolina Via Italeigh-Nor.
folk Schedule in Effect August
15th. ';'.
No. 12. Dally except Sunday.
Leave Raleigh 6:15 a. m", Wilson
8:20 a. m., Greenville 9:40 a. m'., ar
rive Washington 10:40 a. m., New
Bern 11:36 a. m., Norfolk 4:05 p. m.,
connect with A. C. L. at Wilson lor
Rocky Mount and the north.
No. 18. Daily except . Sunday.
Leave Raleigh 3:00 p. m., Wilson
5:00 p. m. Arrive Greenville 6:30
n. m., arrive Washington 7:25 p. m.
Receives connection at Raleigh from
Southern Railway, S. A. L. Railway
and R. & S. Railway.
No. 6. Daily "Night Express"
Pullman sleeping cars. '.. Leave Ral
eigh 9:00 p. m., Wilson 11:15 p. m.,
Greenville 12:41 a. m., Washington
1:40 a. m. Arrive Edenton 3:65 a.
m., Elizabeth City 5:10 a. m., Nor
folk 7 :00 a. m. Receives connection
at Raleigh from Southern Railway,
S. A. L. Railway, and R. & S. Rail
way. At Wilson from A. C. L. Rail
way from north and south.
Trains Arrive Raleigh Union Station.
No. 6. Daily "Night Express"
from Norfolk at 7:30 a. m connect!
with all lines.
No, 19. Dally except Sunday from
Washington and Intermediate, points
at 11:20 a. m.
No. 11. Daily except , Sunday
from Norfolk, New Brn and Inter
mediate points at 7:25 p. m.
N. B.: Above schedule figures
published as information only and
are not guaranteed.
For further Information t as to
reservation of sleeping car space ap
ply to ay ticket agent or -H, h. Llpe,
U. T. A., and D. V. Conn, S. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C. '..
W. W. CROXTOX, G. P. A.
B. Lv BUOG, Traffic Mauagor,
Norfolk.' Va.
In Haicleh Nearly Everybody: Rend
The Ereniug Time, '
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