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1 ; ,THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES. vFRIDAY, NOVEMBER &
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MUG SALE!
pojuce court.
Ends Saturday
Night.
36x72 inches, Axminster, $2.99
27x60 ." 41 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 for the week.
Weathers Furniture Co.
121 East Martin Street.
Raleigh, N. C.
THE WEATHER.
Var Kuleigh und Vicinity : Kit 1 r
tcmitfh t and Saturday;' slightly colder
tomxhl, followed by siowlv rising
. icil'i'nitiire on Saturday.
For North Carolina : Fair tonight
ami Saturday; rising temperature in
llio inierior Saturday; lirisK . west
v. in. Is tliiiuiiisliiiis?.
cut her Comlilioiis.
Tin' disl nihil ore off llutteras ves
liM'dnv iiioriinii; nuived siowlv north
ward and haw increased to a storm
: oi marked intensity. Ilrisk to high
wind are reported Irom HiittenA
northward with rain along the coast
which has been verv heavy -In New
York Citv. Snow was tallitiR in
Washington tit the time ot the morn
ing observation.' Over interior dis
tricts westward to the Mississippi
Ittver the weather has been gener
ally clear with earlv morning tem
peratures ranging trom 20 in the
northern portion of the lake region
to 4 0 at Mobile. The northwestern
disturbance now extends Irom North
Dakota . to Texas, attended In- cloudy
weather. It is being followed by high
pressure over the northern Rocky
'mountain region.
The weather will continue fair in
this viclnitv tomgnt and Saturday,
tr will be somewhat colder tonight,
followed Saturday by slowly rising
temperature. 1,.. DENSON,
Section Director.
DKATH OF AX INFANT-
Milliliter or .Mr. mid .Mrs. .1. It. ltig
gall Died This Morning.
The inlani daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. .1. II. Riggan, of 21.3 E. Harget
street. 'died this morning about 1
o'clock.
T:ie funeral will be conducted from
l.ie residence tins afternoon nt.
o clock and the interment, will be In
the citv cemetery.
A Itegulitr Tom Boy
was Susie climbing trees and fen
ces, lumping ditches, whitling, alwavs
getting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruis
es, bumps, burns, or scalds. But
laws! Her mother just applied
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and cured her
quick." Heals everything healahle-
Boils, T'Icers, Eczema, Old Sores
Corns or Piles. Try it. 25c. at all
druggists.
The Rev. Oouverneur F. M (Winer.
missionary at W u win; China, will - de
liver an address nt the church of Hie
(iood shepherd next Sunday night
The people of Raleigh will be interested
to hear Mr. Mosher, as be is a co
worker with Miss Annie Cheshire who
went out from this church in 109. Mr.
Xloslier will also address the united
auxiliaries; of the city in the Church
nf the Good shepherd next Monday
atternoon at 4 o clock. The public is
cordially invited to hear this inter
esting visitor to our city.
The Name on a Box of Candy
that guarantees the purity, quality, fresh
ness of every dainty morsel within.
No other candies are so good.
tVc" receive ' IIKMJV T. HICKS TO. und
press shipmtnls . ' TtCKKJJ BVIT.DIXf j IMIAiniACY.
almost djilf. .
E Copyright 1910
B ' 4m Houk of KuppeahciiMr
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That Overcoat must come You can't afford to
wait until all have been. picked over and we don't
believe that you can afford to buy other than a Kup
peuheimer garment. There is more extra value in
these garments than you'd find in most others.
If you want n Overcoat that will meet every
need, buy a button-high-and-low-collar Kuppen
heimer. 3V
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
Capital City Phono RALEIGH, K. a
The silence that has pervaded the
police court since Wednesday was
broken this morning when two' cases
appeared on the police blotter, one
for being drunk and the other a lar
ceny case. ' . . . ,
William Lewis, white,, who has
gotten the habit of appearing before
this court every few weeks upon the
same charge, drunk, came up again
this morning. The best illustration
of faithfulness la exhibited in his
wife's devotion to him. Upon every
occaston she appears before- the
judge's desk and breaks down in a
flood of tears, while pleas of every
description are poured out to his
honor. This morning she plead as
never before, and when a road serv
ice stared her in the face she went
down. She alone saved William this
time, and her pitiable condition
caused the judge to let him off one
more time with the payment of the
cost, $2.75.
Isaac Taylor, colored, . could not
sland the temptation of taking some
ol the "filthy lucre", and had taken
into his own possession the sum of
$95, the property of Mr. E. G. Red
dingfleld, who lives near Neiise. Mr
Reddingfield went, over to the Merch
ants National Bank yesterday and
got a check for $90 cashed and then
went to Hunter & Dunn's store.
While there one of nis hands asked
him for some change. When he ran
his hand into his pocket and pulled
out the change, in some means he
dropped his purse. Not noticing it
he went down to the office to pay a
bill and there found his purse gone.
Returning to the front of the store
he told of his loss and searched
everybody. Taylor, objected to
opening his purse, but finally yielded.
The purse was then opened mid the
money found inside was the same as
Mr. Reddingfield had lost, the same
number of tens, fives, and ones as he
had, but it was in the negro's purse.
Later Mr. Wynne found Mr. Red
dingfield's purse lip-stairs among
some bagging. Chief Stell stated
that Taylor admitted to him that he
took the money out of Mr. Bedding
field's purse and put it in his. and
that he hid the purse tip-stairs In the
bagging. Upon his own confession
he was bound over to January term
of superior court under a $200 bond.
IT WAS A FAIjSK ALARM.
'"Hilly" lioylan Was Reported As
Having a Hat On Yesterday.
Late yesterday afternoon The
Times' office 'pnone bell began to fur
iously ring, and one of the ,bovs,
thinking that something serious was
going on, nearly broke his neck get
ting to the receiver, and here is what
he caught coming over the wire:
"Is that Tue Times' office?" sweet
ly inquired a feminine voice.
Yes ; what s the trouble?" was
the response.
"Billy" Boylan is out this after
noon wearing a coat and a hat a
hat," came back over the wire.
That was a naralvzer for The
Times' man, and after a few gasps
during which he tried to realize tue
awful news lie rushed out into tlie
street, to see this unusual exhibition
After a search '"Billy" was -found
wearing a coat, but minus the
caapeau. .No, sir, that hat adorning
Billy's iiead is a sight yet to be seen.
When told about it, Col. Jack Dun
can merely snorted and said tuat he
lowed Billy's topknot would soon
require a shelter," but when it was
announced later that such was not the
case, the Colonel grunted in despair.
Billy just won't wear a hat. it seems.
mMElWMG NEW M TMLdDK
MAUDE ; 8EMT WMT. : ' '
We have just received a beautiful line-of New Tailor-made Shirtwaists in colors of black, navy
brown, and in fact all the desirable colors. ; . . ' . . ,
' . We have an exceptionally pretty Waist in black, of heavy quality and suitable for mourning wear.
We also have some striking Waist in Taffeta and Messaline!
We have what we believe to be the largest display of Shirtwaist that has ever been .made in
Raleigh. We want you to see them. ... . . v
Fayetteville St. Q7i
C. C. Phone 799.
RALEIGH,
North Carolina.
C. C. Phone 799.
Wf SnowdrUt 4
Sm lea
t?'w Expense
'Jj More
-' Value
Hoglcss Lard
("HAR(iKn WITH KMBKZ7XKMKNT
Mr. A. A. .lernigan Hound Over to Su
perior Court.
Mr. A. A. Jernigan, of Knightdale,
was tried before Justice J. it. I p
church yesterday afternoon on the
charge of embezzlement, E. Danniiig-
burg being the prosecutor. It was al
leged that the defendant disposed of
consignment of near-beer or cider
for which he failed to make the proper
remittance. He was bound to court
in the sun of $200 which he gave.
I-Yothall (ianie Tomorrow.
On Saturday. Nov. 5. the Raleigh fans
will witness one of th-j best football
games of the season, when the strong
Donaldson football team will play the
Raleigh high school football, team.
Both teams are working hard and hope
to 'win. The Donaldson boys have a
good team and are playing good
games.' The Kaleigh boys have a good
team also and tnose wno saw tne
Greensboro-Raleigh game will remem
ber how the Raleigh boys play. They
are in fine condition, and Prof. Jack
son of the Raleigh high school, who
is coaching the boys. Is responsible for
the execellent condition of the team.
The largest crowd of the season is
expected to attend the gam. The
game will be palled promptly at 4 p.
m on the A. & M. Athletic field.
Straight Democratic speaking at
Court House tonight 7:30 o'clock. It
Banks' Will Close.
Next Tuesday, November 8, being
genera election day, and having been
made A legal holiday in North Caro
lina, the banks of he city will be
closed on that day.
For pains in the side of chest dam.
pen a piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Liniment and bind It on over
the. seat, of -pain-There 1b nothing
better.' For sale byall deajers.
is as "pure as the drillina snow" which
first touches the mountain crest. Its sue- '
cess compares to an avalanche
sweeping down Irom the mountain
lop, driving all imitations and
substitutes before it.
SNOWDRIFT is always U. S. Inspected and
Passed. Avoid counterleils as you would coun
tered money. Snowdrift is healthful and pure,
made Irom refined cotton seed oil, and oleo
steanne to give desired consistency and is uni-
verally known as "the standard American shorlrning'v It
is sold by all dealers in touch with the highest progress, and
used in the leading hotels, eales and restaurants throughout
llie United States and Canada. C-4
Hade by the soijthern cotton oil co.
New York New Orleans Savannah Cbkag
HOTEL LENOX
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Highest Grade. Fireproof.
Service Unexcelled.
Conveniently located In most
beautiful part of Buffalo, tthe Ideal
summer city.
Southern families And Trie
f.enox a delightful atopping place.
EUROPEAN PLAN, v
$1.50 Per Day. and Up.
Special Weekly-and Monthly
Rates.
Patrons may take taxicabs or
carriages from depots or wharves
direct to the hotel, charging same
to The Lenox. '
C. A. MIXER, Manager. ,
WHAT DO. YOU THINK
ABOUT THE FIT OF
AN OVERCOAT?
Some people regard the Overcoat merely as an
"overall", yanrlrnt, without putting rnueh stress on
the fit. It is 'the lirst .thing about a man to lie seen,
and why shouldn't- it e: inform to the individual's
physique ?
It can an! will, provided it is made for. that in
dividual. Our Custom Tailoring has all the ear-marks (ex
cept the price) of the Merchant man, and we feel
sure that we could please you, and tit you, too.
Prices from $15.00 up.
EDGAR E. BROUGHTON
Everything in Furnishings
Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. C.
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A Want Ad. in The Raleigh Daily Times Will Work
Wonders for Your Business.
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"See Our' Window."
STATIONERY.
Ofllce Sujiplies and Sieriultie8.
THE OFFICE STATIONERY CO.,
James E. Tlilem, Manuger.
12 K. Hargett St. Times Bldg.
Capital City Phone 844-F.
COLES
DOT BLAST
HEATING STOVES.
Give more heat, easier to manage,
keep fire longer, costs less to operate
than any heating stove made is th6
verdict of more than a hundred sat
isfied purchasers in Raleigh.
CAROLINA HARDWARE
COMPANY.
.EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
RALEIGH,
, 225 South Wilmington Street.
HAMS AND B. BACON.
F. F. V. Ham, 27c.
Kingan Reliable Ham, 25c.
Busy Bee' Ham, 22V2C.
Kingan B. Bacon, 25c.
Pure and Compound Lard.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE.
Both Phones.
THE GREAT
MAJESTIC
RANGE , ";
THE ONLY BEST.
Send for BookleC -
RANGE v
'COMPARISON.
Caa refer jrou to mbre than 50
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oscrt of tbis IUng.
Thos. H. Briggs
& Sons
KALEiaa, v. c.
The Biff Htrdwar Ilea.
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YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
We are showing some very "Classy" Suits for Young
Men, made up in fU patterns, and are just the kind t.hat
will appeal to the swell young fellows wEb . 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. . ' 1 .
Prices, $17.00 to $27.50.
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Cross and Linehan Company.
Head to Ftoot Outfitters for Gentlemen and Their Sons. " ,
Fayetteville Street r ... w ' Raleigh, N. 0.
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