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THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES: THDTRSDAY, NOVEMBER' 3, 1910."
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TTT)US H I'W-fi,
Mug sale!
Five Arrests Made Yesterday
and Two This Morning
Ends Saturday
Night.
36x72 inches, Axminster, $2.99
27x60 " M 1.57
ROOM SIZE RUGS-PRICES JUST AS
SENSATIONALLY LOW
These Rug Values and Prices have not been equalled in
in our city. These prices good only tor the week.
Weathers Furniture Co.
The Negro Burglars Who Have Been
I)oJnf ft Wholesale Business Re
ecatly Captured Five ' Arrest!)
Made Yesterday . nd Two This
Morning Part of the Stolen Prop
erty Recovered Biggest Capture
of Burglars Made in Many a pay.
121 East Martin Street.
Raleigh, N. C.
THE WEATHER.
Kor Ualoifjh and V'lomn y : Fair to
night and Friday-;, colder tonight.
For North Carolina: Fair tonight
Mid Frid.-iv: slinhtlv colder lomnhi;
lif.lu noilli In northwest winds.
We'll Iiit ( ouililions.
A .muderaii! disliirluiiice tlint de
veloped from the unsealed condi
tions in i lie southeast and now cen
tral oil' llalleras has been itllended
bv light rain Irani South Carolina to
.Marvland It is hc'iii; lollowed by
Mull pressure from the Lakes to the
Gulf with clear .t-old weather. A
disturbance of considerable energy
hna overspread the northwest, caus
Iw; warmer weather in that section.
The weather will lie fair and colder
- in this vicinity tonight, and fair Fri
day. I.. A. DUNrtOX,
Section Director.
TO SIKKT IX XKW OKI-KANS.
Fourteenth Annual Convention of
Food and Dairy Departments.
The fourteenth annual convention
of the Association of State and Na
Honal Food and Dairy Departments
will he held in New Orleans Novem
ber 29-T)eceniber 2.
An excellent program has been
arranged, which includes addresses
ly men of national reputation.
Dr. V. M. Allen, rood chemist of
North Carolina, is secretary of the as
sociation, i
A Household Medicine.
To be really valuable ntust.shlow
equally 'good results: from each mem
ber tit the tamilv umng it. Foley s
Honey and Tar does just tins. Whether
for children or grown persons Foley's
Honey and Tar is best and safest, for
all coughs and.' colds;. Kin'g-Crowell
Drug Company.
CHIII.I) STOI.KX.
Little Negro Hoy Kidnapped Tester-
ly Believed to Have Been Car
, lied to Fayetteville.
According to information received
by the police this morning it is be
lieved that the seven-nionths-old boy
who was stolen from Adam Avery
colored, yesterday, '.'.'was- carried to
Fayetteville yesterday evening. This
report is being investigated and the
I'avetteville officers have been noti
fied to be on the lookout.
Yesterday morning Avery and his
wife left the hoy with its 14-year-old
Sister. According to the girl, a ne
gro woman came to the house and
said she was a friend of the Avery's.
She gave the girl 10 cents and asked
her to run to the market and get
some steak and sue would wat.cn tne
child during her absence. The girl
went to the market, but when she ce.
turned the woman and the child had
disappeared. The woman was de
scribed as being very black, wearing
a black dress and a white bonnet.
No trace was discovered until this
morning when an employee at the
Union station said a woman answer
ing the above description was at the
station yesterday evening about 6:30
and asked when the train for Fayette
ville left. She had a child with her,
It. is not known whether she left on
the 6:30 train or not, but it is be
lieved she did.
A Regular Tom Boy
was Susieclimbing trees and fen
ces, jumping ditches, whitling, always
getting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruis
es, bumps, burns, or scalds. But
laws! Her mother just applied
Biicklen's Arnica Salve and cured her
quick. Heals everything healable
Boils, Ulcers, Eczema, Old Sores,
Corns or Piles. Try it. 25c. at all
druggists.
By excellent work on the part of
the police department seven suspected
burglars, have been . arrested, much
stolen property recovered, and a gang
of theives put out of business.
As told in The Daily Times yester
day and the day before it was be
lieved that the many recent robberies
in the elty were committed by a gang
of three or more negroes, most of
the work being done by the trio. 'The
stolen property was disposed of by
accomplices, but who they were was
the question that bothered the police.
Yesterday morning, Policpman Bailey
and Poole found Charley Hinton asleep
In Die woods near the cemetery with
pistol beside him tin easy reach
When he awoke he was safely In th
clutches of the officers.
He was brought to the station house
nd under close examination broke
down and confessed that he was guilty
of many of the recent burglaries and
tid that Spurgeon Yancey and Hufus
Clanton were his accomplices.
Yesterday afternoon between 3 and
4 o'clock Yancey and Clanton were ar
rested. They denied having anythin
to do with the robberies, but said that
ilmost every day Hinton would bring
load of pistols, . razors, clothing
jewelry and other property to Uud
Neal's poolroom on Wilmington street.
Hid that Bud would sell the property
They..' remembered seeing some cloth
iug marked, as the negroes express
(1 it "D. O. Sumthing," which doubt
less was the property of Mr. ). O
Sunderland whose home was bur
glarized a week or two ago.
Acting on this information the police
raided Neal's place about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and arrested him
on the charge of receiving and dispos
ing' stolon property. Several articles
of the property were found in his place
of, business.
It was learned that one Joe Harris
had purchased a pistol and a razor or
two which had been stolen, and he was
arrested charged with receiving stolen
property.
Hinton has told where other articles
were concealed or had been disposed
of. and this morning two more negroes
were rounded up on the charge of
receiving.'
The police are working hard on the
information that has been gained and
believe that considerable property will
be recovered and possibly other ar
rests made before night.
It is thought that a well-organized
band of thieves has been rounded up
and that the burglaries will now cease
During the past two weeks nearly a
dozen robberies in various sections of
the city have been reported.
. It seems as if we are to have cold weather from now on, and yon should prepare for it. You should,
not delay any longer in selecting your Coat Suit or Long Coat, as this is just the time for such wearables.
Before making your selections, however, you should not fail to see our Suits " and Coats for Ladies,
and Misses. We have them in all sizes and colors. . In Ladies Suits from $10.00 and up.'.- For the Misses
our Suits run from $7.50 up. . , - '
We have a few Embriodered Suits well out of the ordinary, being very stylish and handsomely
made at $3,100, $40.00, $45.00, up to $G0.00. ,
Tn long black tailored Coats we have them from $7.50 up to $30.00.
For convenient wear we are showin an exceptionally large line of Sweaters in all colors. In sizes
for ladies from $1.98 up. Infants' and .Children's from 50c. up. v
203-5
Fayetteville St
C. C. Phone 799.
RALEIGH,
North Carolina,
C. C. Phone 799.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
ABOUT THE FIT OF
AN OVERCOAT?
Sonic people regard the Overcoat morel v as an
"overall" garment, without: putting much stress on
the fit. .It is the first thing' about a man to be seen,
and why shouldn't it conform to the individual's
physique I
It. can and will, provided it is made for that in-r
dividual.
Our ( 'ustoni Tailoring has all the ear-marks (ex
cept the price) of the Merchant man, and we feel
sure that we could ulease vou. and fit vou. too.
Prices from $15.00 up.
EDGAR E. BROUGHTON
. Everything in Furnishings
Fayetteville Street . Raleigh, N. C.
TEE -ABOVE
TELLS
why our garments hold their
shape until the very end.'
Why they always fit snugly
and properly.
Examine our stock of Fall
and Winter suitings and
have a suit made to your in
dividual measurenibuiis this year.
A tailor-made suit one of ours will give the
maximum of genuine satisfaction.
Bridgers Tailoring Company,
MERCHANT TAILORING,
120 FayetteylUe Street . - - -.. - .
Raleigh. N.
C.
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SUPRKMK COl'RT lKCISIOX.S.
HON. iAftlON BUTLER
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Will speak at Academy of Music in
Raleigh, May, Nov. 4,
AT 1:30 P.M.
He has challenged Simmons and Daniels
to face him with their accusations.
23-CAPITAL CITY TELEPHONE 23
Has it ever occurred to you that Lqrge Expense
means Large Profit, and that the Large Profit must '
be paid by you to help pay the Large Expense. Such
is only Common Sense, V
OUR SYSTEM AND MOTTO:
SMALL EXPENSE AND LITTLE PROFIT.
BARGAINS A PLENTY.
PRICES WILL ASTONISH YOU.
We carry a complete line in Coat Suits, Bear
Skin Cloaks, Capes, Skirts, Dresses, Sweaters, Un
derwear, Shirtwaists, Children's Dresses, Etc., Etc.
We Fit the Ladies', Misses, and the Infant.
Ladies' Furnishing Co.
CASH OR CREDIT. CASH OR CREDIT.
113 E Hargett St.. Raleigh, N. O.
S. GLASS, Proprietor.
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A His Hunch of Opinions Handed
Down Atkinson vs. I'pcliureh
I'min Weke Affirmed. '
lhe supreme court handed down
the following opinions yesterday af
ternoon:
State v. A. F. Thompson, appellant,
from Dare; no error.
K. F. Aydlett v. Andrew Brown,
appellant, from Pasquotank; no er
ror. ,
W. D. Bowen et ,al, appellants, v.
Roper Lumber Company, from Wash
ington; reversed.
Henry Coleman v, A. C. L. Rail
road, appellant, trom toiumbus; re
versed.
R. H. Beai-v. Western Union Tele
graph Company appellant, from
Ciatham; error.
G. C, McLarty "v. George rrquhait,
appellant, from Union; affirmed.
Harold opping v. Clay Mfg. Com
pany, from Orange; affirmed,
L. S. Reynolds, appellant, v.
Greensboro Boiler Company, from
Guilford; reversed,
G. W. Pritchett v. Greensboro Sup
ply Company, from Guilford; no er
ror.
W. C. Jones et al v. City of High
Point, appellant, from Guilford; af
firmed. ,
W. 7.. Atkinson v. Isham S. Up-
church, from Wake; per curiam af
firmed.
Ellison Ashcraft v. J. A. Gulledge,
appellant, from Union; pur curiam,
affirmed.
Solomon Monsour v. A. C. L. Rail
road Company, appellant, from Cum
berland;, per curiam, affirmed.
J. A. h. Martin, appellant, v. J. A.
Warren, from Alamance; per curiam,
affirmed.
J. B. Crews, appellant, v. Southern
Railway Company, from Guilford;
per curiam, affirmed.
B. R. Houston, Adm'h. v. Durham
Traction Company, appellant, from
Durham. The court being evenly di- I
vided In opinion (Manning J., not sit
ting), judgment Is affirmed.
J. W. Tysn,' appellant, v. Joseph
May et al, from Guilford, docketed
and dismissed under Rule 17.
Hardwood Mfg. Company v. C. C.
Taylor, appellant, from . Guilford,
docketed and dismissed under Rule
SHORT VAMP SHOES
give the feet that chic ap
pearance desired by all
smart dressed women.
Our Short Vamp Shoe
styles for Fall are distinc
tively different the
prices are distinctly low.
HERBERT ROSENTHAL'S,
"THE SHOE FITTER"
129 Fayetteville Street . . . . . ... Raleigh, N. 0.
F-O-R R-E-N-T
Two SPLENDID BRICK STORES. Several
Dwellings and Cottages.
Let us shov you our Cameron Park Property.
The Parker-Hunter Really Co.
RALEIGH, N.
O.
Your Bed and Table Linen
Treated "tyhite" Here.
If it is not white when we get it, we will make it
white, and that without injury. Our machinery for
plain and fany linen is all that could be desired, and
a trial from vou .will lead you to think so.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
117 West Hargett St. - - - - : - - - Raleigh, N. C.
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HAMS AND B. BACON.
F. F. V. Ham, 2712C
Eingan Reliable Ham, 25c.
Busy Bee Ham, 22c.
Kingan B. Bacon, 25c.
Pure and Compound Lard
RUDY & BUFF ALOE.
Both Phones.
Good Kesulta Always Follow.
The use of Foley Kidney Pills, They
are upbuilding,, strengthening 'and
soothing. Tonics In action, quick In re-
THE GREAT
MAJE8TI0
RANGE
THE ONLY BEST.
Send for .Booklet. : '
RANGE '
COMPARISON.
Ca refer yon to more than 60
mem of this Range
Thos. 0. Criggs
& Sons
eAleigh. . o.
The E H&rdw&re Ilex
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
We' are showing some very " Classy" Suits for Young
Men, made up in fall patterns, And are just the kind that
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will appeal to the swTell young fellows' who like clothes
with "some class". " And they fit better than the average
made-to-measure suit. We would suggest that you look
at these suits now. r s- v ;
Prices, $17.00 to $27.50. .
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Gross and Linehan Company,
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a ; Head to Foot Outfitters for Gentlemen and Their Sons.
FayettevHle Street Raleigh, N. C.
m.-KM?Towrtfi'ruKi Company,
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