THE RALEIGE DAILY TIMES : SATURDAY,' DECEMBER 3, 1910.
a.;J3 fedioi.
r We can make many suitable suggestions , for a..
Christmas' ift,' either for a lady or a man, and it
would be well for you to talk to us before making a
" final decision. ; -
KIUG-CROWELL DRUG Co-
We have the registry of graduate nurses.
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;The wind of an auturffn midnight
ri - Is moaning around my door
The curtains wave at the, window,
The carpet lifts on the floor.
There are sounds like startled foot
falls In the distant chamber now.
And the .touching of airy fingers
- Ik busy on hand ami brow.
'Tis thus in the soul's dark dwelling
i By the moody host unsought'
.'j Through tho chambers of memory
wander
"" The invisible airs of. thought.
For it bloweth where It listoth,
'.. With a murmur loud or low:
- Whence It cometh whither It soeth
None tell us. and none may know.
Xow wearying round the portals
Of the vacant, desolate mind
As the doors of a ruined mansion.
That creak in tho cold night wind.
And anon an awful memory
" Sweeps over it fierce and high
Like the roar of a mountain forest
: When the midnight gale goes by.
..Then its voice subsides in wailing.
And, ere. the dawning day,
Murmuring fainter and fainter.
In the distance dies away.
By Henry Howard Brnwnell, who
died October 31. 1872. East Hart
ford, Conn.
Miss Jlollie Kepark has gone to 4as
tonia, where she will spend the winter.
iriss Willie Foster has gone to Dur
ham where she will visit tor some
lime.
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Miss Frances Newbold, of Hertford,
is in the city as the guest of Miss
Alice Wilson.
. . Rev. and Mrs. Sam Hanff, accompan
led by Mr. Hanfl's sister, Mrs. W. H.
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THE WOMAN'S STORE!
WE ARB AGENTS F6R THE
Too Many Coat Suits
For This Time of Year
This is the way we find our stock, so we
are going to make a quick get away by
slashing prices. Our stock must be re
duced, as we do not carry over any
uht
from one season to the other. They must
go at some price, and we have marked
them way down.
An exceptional offer for the late Coat
Suit buyers, and to appreciate just what
we are doing you will have to visit our
store and see for yourself.
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MASONIC TEMPLE ..... RALEIGH, N. C.
' ' CAPITAL CITY PHONE 292. ,
Paylor, have returned to their home
In Duke.
Miss Mary Barber, of Cary, Is In
the city visiting Mrs. J. W. Cooper.
Mrs. 0. W. Sanderlln. of Washing
ton. D ('.. is visiting Mrs. Willis (J.
Kriggs.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Stmson have as
their guests, ("apt. J. It. Hyrd, and
family of Hamlet. .
Miss Alma Cunningham, of High
Point, returned home yesterday alter
visiting In the city.
Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Culbreth return
ed to their home in Wilmington niter
visiting in Raleigh for some umo.
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Miss Jennie Proctor has returned to
the eitv from Santord where she was
the guest of Miss .Mildred Williams.
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Mrs. M. E. Ball and Mrs. M. I.
Mason returned to their home in Now
Bern yesterday after visiting at tho
home of I!ev. J. M. ('airawav.
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Rev. II. H. Kellogg and wife, of
I.akevtlle. N. V., arc visiting their
son. Sir. J. W. Kellogg, in this city,
and are with Mrs. J. ft. Buckley.
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AX INFORMAL DAXCK.
fiiveii to the iimt' Ladle ot the City
by the iiug Men.
One of the most delightful dances
oi tlie season was an Inloinial one
given bv the young men ot the city
last . Thurwlnv night in the Henry
building.'"'. .-Vmong those participating
in the dance, were:
W. C. Harris with Miss Juliett Crews;
J. M. I'uriiell with Miss Cils. ll Hinton:
J. (). Jackson with Miss Margaret
Rogers; H. (.'. Jackson with Miss
Daisy Havwood; Leliinil Harris with
Miss Kathcrine slicrwood: Hergel
Linton with .Miss: Jane Thackstun:
FAMOUS WARNER CORSETS.
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WE ARE BEADV
why not begin your
Christmas Buying Tomorrow?
OIR STOCK IS COMPLETE AXI THE A I) V A XT AG KS AUK
WITH TirE KAIU.Y ItlYKlt 1
H. MAHLER'S SONS,
JEWELERS.
Stanley Brown with Miss Lena Swind
ell: Will Simpson with Miss Emma
Swindell: Hubert Holding with Miss
Patsye Hinton; James Sherman with
Miss .Margaret MeKlmmon: Earl
Knight with Miss Nell Jordan:
Chanorones: Mrs. I.atta and Sirs. V.
H. Holt. Stags: F. l Hilke.r, W. A.
Holding, I. G. Rlddick. Wm. B. Aycock .
and .Melver Allen.
Music was furnished by Prof. Fnlte's
Orchestra. . - .
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Sonices in Christ Cliurch.
ri,n vnTiiliir services nt Christ church
will be resumed in ' the church to-
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The repairs to the furnace have been
completed and the chinch will be. com-
tommy- heated. .
Piano ltecitul At Meredith Colics-
Miss Oertrude Sonslcy. ofthe faculty
r.r l,ralirli i-nlli-oe S( hool of music,
irave a -very artistic piano recital In
the college auditorium Thursday af
ternoon from five to six oclock.
The program was made up of com
positions varying In style from the
music -of Crluck, Scarlett!' and Handel
to 'that of Chopin, Schurann, ltuliin
steln. and tin:, more modern numbers
by Miss Souseley's Paris teaeher. I.
Phillip.
li is of interest tti note that the second-
number. Handel's A legro, arrang
ed by Phillip is
dedicated to Miss ;
Souslcy. "''-..
The recital was intercning through
out and Miss S.aisley's jilaylng was
characterized bv technical tiimh and
musH-ianlv understanding. In the!
Phillip number'-for two pianos, ifiss
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PIXEHl'lSST SOCIALS.
Many Families IlcUu-n to Famous
Resort for the Winter Many
Pleasures Ahead for 1 lie Season.
Piiiehurst, N. C, Dec. 3 Since early
October, the cottagers have been gath
ering and the first of December finds
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very la.'gelv of retui nin'g friends,
Among the private owners are Mr. and
Mrs. Tvler L. Uedfield t New York..-
Mr. and .Mrs. George'. F. lllake, of
Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. . W. U Hurd.
nf Plitshiirtr Mr. nnd Mis. John
Unvinn- nf Mnsinn Mr Frederick Brace
and Miss Bruce, of New York. Mrs.
W. C. Peet. of Warwick, N'. Y., and
Mrs. Emma J. Sinclair, of, Boston.
Others who return include Mr. H. i .
Fownes and tamny nj ""sourg ai x.ie
Lenox, Mr. Fownes' mother at the
Arbutus.'. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Metciill",
of Providence at the Hawthorne: Mr.
Sjind Mrs. Hobert Hunter, of N'oroton
Weights at the Plymouth: Mr. and
air.. J. D, C. Rumsey. , of Brooklyn,
at the Yuccaa: Mr. and... -Mrs. John
Sniithers, of Huntington, at the Dog
wood; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barnett and
the Misses Barnett, of New Haven,
after an absence of several years, to
the'' Walnut: Mr. and Mrs. Ienna'rd
Tufts and family of Boston, are again
at the Mystic; Mrs. A. F. Sise, Mrs.
F. ('. McNeill and Mr. Horace F.
Sise. of Medford. return to the Crad
dock; Mrs. James W. Tufts, of Boston,
to the Cypress; Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A.
D. Sheppard, of Amesbury to the
Honeysuckle, and Sir." and..' Mrs." H.
W. Orinshee, of Fitchburg, to the Hale.
Mr. and Mrs. Woleott Tuckerman, of
Washington will occupy the ; Maple;
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shannon 2nd, Col.
R. (.'. Shannon and Master Robert
Cleaves, of Broekpoi t,. N, Y., are at
Dartmouth.
The week has bten devoted to open
air receptions, golf, riding, tennis and
quail hunting, with 'numerous inform
al social pleasures in the form or din
ners, dancing and bridge parties.
CANVASSING ROAM) AT WOItK.
Will Huve the Ofliciat Vote Will le
Announced hate This Afternoon.
The canvassing board will finish
the work of canvassing the vote cast
for the state officers late this after
noon..; -
The vote for state auditor showed
the democratic majority for that of
fice to. be 46.51 4.
Mr. Kerry Back From Trip.
Mr. John D. Berry, assistant secre
tary. T. O. O. F. returned this morn
ing from Rocky Mount, where he of
ficially visited Golden Belt Lodge, No.
1(13, last night. Ifc reports the Order
prosperous in Rocky Mount. Five eaiir
tlidates were initiated last night, and
applications are being received at
every meeting. He nlso .visited Cen
tennial Lodge. No. 96, at Elm City,
on Thursday night.
Koot on Hugrac Tribunal.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, . Dec. 3 President
Taft today announced the appoint
ment of Senator Elihu Root, of New
York, its the United States member
of The Hague tribunal. Senator Root
succeeds the late Chief Justice Fuller
I on the tribunal.
BY AMERICAN TARS
(By Cable to The Times.)
Lnndan. Dee. 3 London was captured
without ;t shot by Si::) I'liitcd States
sailovs today. H was the most en
thu.-iaftie and most peaceful invasion
" ifcoru. i ae mt jaehie. m-wa oj
i British grenadiers and Cnited States
tii.u iiie band, mareh d through the
".-ts to the Cuild Hail. They were
cheered by thousands all along the
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iiiui ineic wen1 mntT iiiiiiivS ii irieim-
Ship.: ' ..'.''"'.
one enthusiaftlc Fnglisli woman
rushed up to the parading line, threw
her arms about the neck of the" Am
erican tars and kissed him three times
TACT HOLDS OPI'.X HOI SK.
Champ Clnrk the First Caller on the-
Prositlent.
(By I.nased W'iro to Tlio Times)
Washington, Dec. :! President
Taft today held oiien house for mem
hers of congress, cohferrinz with
them over the administration moas.
ares whica will come up in congress
during the next session. Itepresenta
i-umu'P v-iuriv .is int. nisi cauei,
"I just called to pay my respects:
would have been here sooner, but it
Clark.
I "You will have an automobile
when you are speaker." said one of
tje white house attaches.
r "Oh, no 1 won't. There will 'not
' be any automobiles lor i he speaker
0f the house or the vice president
when the democrats -take hold . We
stand for real economy. Walking is
healthy," ,re)lied the Missonrian.
The California congressional dele
eat ton presented the San Francisco
panama Canal exposition boomers to
,he prefiiueut. iIe made it clear that
he did not endorse San Francisco as
against New Orleans.
Republican Governor-elect Hiram
v. Johnspn, of California, who won
on an anti-Taft ticket and who wtjs
. .... niffor( pim-hot. and
who heads the San Francisco boom-
ers. did not accompany the deiega-
tiotl.
Other callers were Senators Martin
and Swanson, of Virginia, Kean of
New Jersey: Burton of Ohio: Smoot
of Utah: Nixon of Nebraska, and
Representatives Payne and Olcott of
New York; Roberts of Massachusetts
and Parker of Xew Jersey.
Priest Killed Himself by Going to
Church Sick.
By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Aurura. Ills., Dec. 3 'Father William
Dunne, pastor of the Catholic church
at Piano is dead today, a martyr to
his faith. He got . up out ; of bed,
where he was uttering with pneumonia,
to say mass and as a result, died
a few hours later. He drove eight
miles over icy country roads rather
than disappoint his parishioners.
When You're
Candy Hungry
no other candies taste so
good as Nunnally's.
; Pure, cleanly made, and
delicious to the utmost
degree, hese candies are
famous throughout the
South. v
Candies are the very high
est grade money can luy.
They're shipped to us
almost daily by fast express.
Hemv. nlwav" -octi. ;;
HK.VRY T. HICK8 CO.
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TUCKEB Ct'tLDING PHAJl JIACV,
IViLL ASK Dm'.h'uES
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Has the Market House Com
mittee Gotten In a Hole?
Lawyers to he Consulted Relative to
the Loss Incurred to Property-own-'
ers by the Wishy-washy Market
House . Committee Deeds Hart
llcen Kxecutel.
It seems that the mind-changing
market house, committee Is likely to
get itself and the city into a hole, If
rumors heard today are carried out,
which will - cost somebody some
money, and.- as is usual iu such cases,
the "dear peepuP, will have to foot,
the hill. .-
AVhen the market house committee,
after months of usoless wrangling,
finally voted for the site at the cor
ner of Blount and Morgan streets, it
.was generally believed that it was all
over. The owners of the property
were notified of the decision of the
committee, and, acting in good faith,
executed deeds for the property.
Berry O'Kelly, who owns a portion
of that block', had his deed executed
nnd placed in the hands of Mr. Joseph
Brown, ready to be delivered when
ever the aldermen carried out the
legislative Instructions to sell the old
market. Further, the tenants . of
O'Kelly's property looked about for
other places, surrendered possession
Now O'Kelly is out of the sale of his
property, for which he .'was. receiv
ing only a reasonable price, also he
has lost his tenants. - -.-.'.':
When asked about it Berry said
ho had not decided jtist what action
he would take, hut was going to
consult with his attorneys and act
upon their advice. He said he mad.e
his deed in good faith, and thought
that, nt least, he should bo paid for
the loss sustained by the loss of his
tenants. . .
It is understood that other property-owners
will probably take some
action.
First Real Test In tire Elections
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unionists, 12 liberals, and three nn
ti'inalisls returned unopposed.
Sir Robert' Filmer, unionist candidate
for' parliament nnd Mr. Churchill were
mobbed when a Hying wedge b"re down
upon the platform -'.upon which the
home' was tandlng, .-'.-Policemen who
tried to fight their way. into the crowd
to res; ue the statesman, were beaten
buck and several of them felled with
clubs.
The 'home secretary bravely stood
his ground. He shouted at tin- top of
his voice, imploring the warring fac
tions to disperse or keep quiet,; but his
voice was lost in the tumult.
Finally reinforcements of police open
up up a lane through the crowd and
Mr. Churchill was begged to take
refuge in the club house.
"I intend to finish this speech," de
clared he firmly. He found he was
unable to do so, however, and re
tired. .
Returns from 53 of the election
districts showed the following totals:
Unionists, 3.3: Liberals, 15; Nation
alists, a.
Riot at Meeting.
Lincoln, Eng., Dec, 3 A riot in which
many persons were badly wounded and
Homo Secretary Winston Churchill was
begged to seek a hiding place." for fear
of being wounded and perhaps killed,
took place outside the liberal club dur
ing a political speech by the homo sec
retary today.. '.''
The Teachers Abjoorn
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eigh, took for his subject "The Hu
man Brain at Birth and in Matur
ity," which he handled in a master
ful manner, receiving the closest at
tention from the interested aud
ience. This was followed by an address by
Miss Naomi Norsworthy, Ph. D., of
Columbia University, who spoke on
the subject of "Child Study and the
Culture Epoch Theory.".- Dr.-Norsworthy
Is a most entertaining
speaker and her address last night
was heard with a great deal of in
terest and pleasure.
WAKK ( Ol STY TBACHKItS.
Over
One Hundred Attended
the
.Monthly Meeting; Today. ,
The Wake County Teachers' As
sociation met in the auditorium of
Hie Raleigh High School this 'after
noon' with more than one hundred In
attendance, r
Speeches were made by Supt. Judd,
Prof. Allen Barwick, of the State De
partment or Education; Dr. Albert
Anderson, member of County Board
of Education, and others. : :
The meeting was a most Interest
ing one. Dr. Anderson, who, a new
man on the Board of Education,
pledged himself to use his efforts to
forward all progressive movements
In the Wake county schools.
These teachers - meetings will be
held the first Saturday In each month
during the school year, t - -
Former Justice Moody 111.
(By Leased Wire to, The Times.)
Washington, Dec. J Former Asso
ciate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court William 1L Moody, Is
seriously ill, and his friends are ularin
ed. He in suffering with .severe- hic
coughs, which cannot be controlled.
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Shoe
Is Now Going On
Every pair of Shoes
in the store to be
closed out at once
Here are some prices that will
interest you
Infant's 60 and 65c. Shoes at . . . . . ; . .$ .49
Children's 75 and 85c. Shoes at 59
Children's $1.00 and $1.25 Shoes at , . 79c. to .89
Children's $1.50 Shoes are ....... 1.19
$2.00 Boy's Shoes are . .... . . .... . . . . 1.59
$2.25 Boy's Shoes are . . . ; . . . . . ; . . ; . : 1.69
$1.50 Boy's Shoes are ... . .... . . .. . . .. 1.19
$3.50 Shoes for Ladies are . . . -, .-; 2.69 A
$3.00 Shoes for Ladies are . . . .... ; 2.39 ,
$2.50 Shoes for Ladies are 1.98
$2.00 Shoes for Ladies are . , , . . . . . 1.69
$1.75 Shoes for Ladies are . . . .V . . . . . . . . 1.39
$1.50 Shoes for Ladies are . . ... 1.19
A big lot of Everyday Shoes for Ladies and
Children at . . . . . . . . '. . , ; ... . . . . . . .98
50c. Overgaiters are only . . . . , ... . ; . ... 370.
25c. Overgaiters are only . . . . , . 19 c.
$1.50 Bedroom Slippers are ,.98 c.
75c. Bedroom Slippers are . .49 c.
Goriie
Every pair of
closed out
make
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Big,
Sale
Quick
Shoes to be
at once to
room