m kS raSMffiD STORE
'?f;?:" ' ' .'",!:: :::'MV
. ; Kke frwcrlyttot 4eprtaMWta 0f fa or to la ckwrg f ihomgfc
Ufcrkeacfei 4 wgtotwoi flrnggteta. to arc pucnU lelecttmg
-xn ioetor, m yo should be te telecast yqnr 4 raffia. Tboa for nr
feeftKRger and let bias call for the next irccriptioa. . , .
i ' KIN(5-0E0WELL DRUG COMFA&Y,
rka Quality Drug Btor,
SOCIETY &
GOLDKX WKDMXt.'S.
"Dear love." ho said that morning long
ago.
Where life mav load .tin- wisest can
not know.
Or through what changing weather.
If I could choose, nil cloud should dim
the sky."'
Sho flmiled. ''What mailer where the
:v ' ' road rnav He.
So we two walk together-?"
V
HI)pnr heart." he said when ihe.v had
"; .'.Journeyed far,-;
'Ami the calm radiance of the eveuiiiH
star
Above the shining.
'Tho rood was rough.' and life, the
" master tausht
lessons with hitter visdnm spinet ones
,. fraught
Beyond oar hearts divining.
"Yet Rood has sometimes come f rum
. seeming 111.
And love unchanging led us sarely still
& Through storms and sunny weather,"
fiho smiled. "What matter though the
road be rough .
The lessons hitter. This was Joy enough,
" That we have walked together,". :
- .: Mis. Tl. T. Vanii has guile l'i Athc
Tiiio. k Mm. W H. Ncwsoin lias gone to
PWersbiirg.
Mrs. J. M. Ponlafi. of Hoeky Mount,
is visltliiK her sister. .Mrs. 1. M. fim-toi.
. . Mrs. J. V. Ti uitt and daughter. A 11 -gjnla,
are visiting Mrs. rii.-irh-s .1.
Virk i
. ..
( Miss Anne Unite, of leiehnmnii., has
arrived in the city to visit Mis. 1., i .
Hillyer. :':
-
'Mrs. Virginia Majette, of WaynesvilK".
Is visiting her daughter. .Mrs Charles
S. Parker. ,
Mrs. J. JI. Pniilen, of Edentotr.. is .the
guest -ot Mrs. F. W. Mironut-h on. Boy
Ian .Avenue.
) Gen. and Mrs. William Hut tin ox.
of Klchniiind. aiv guests at the lai
boruugh J louse.
. ' "Mrs. J. M. Pruden. of Kifetiton, is .in
the cltv as the: guest of Mrs. F. M.
btronaeh. on Iloylan Ave.
'
"Mrs. William t. Kiskerville. nf Mon
roe, and . Miss Sialic .liiiskervllle.. nf
Charlotte, are guests.' of Miss itose
. u..ni.n
tfl.tglCllll.
pa ret- and Josephine. Ijnylnn. have gone
to New Ynrk. -.'."' V
- :;
Miss Louise Wriglii leaves to'i'nrtrrpw
for (iiililsl)uni and Wilmington. . - "
Marriage l.lecnse.
One imirrkiwe license whs issued 'to
day in the register of deed's iiflice' li)
Mil ""' link l.iiiwonil Shaw and Miss
K-t- :i Kirkland. both of this county.
Will) Miss Dee lliiiiean.
Ai- 1. .. Punc air i ntet ; lined her
raid chili ;i t tui: hnine Mli ijlorgan
stieet' this nioi ning. the oevasinn jvrov
ing to- he most eiijnyalile. '..- .
Willi Miss lall:erme Iloylan.
Mjss Kntherine noyla.n fharniingly
entertained her sorority . linin , St.
.Mary's yesterday afteiiioiin. The dre
oratio'ns were, in sorority enlnrs.
kemiliK'ss liook lull.
. Tlie KeHiitness .Bunk fluti lield a
delightful meeting yesterday afternoon
with the Misses Johnson on XortIV 1'" r
son tre1:. '
..The .iul).i-ct of the. afternoon was
India, cpi.-rtaiiiiiig japers .bring read
by MTss l.oiiia IJrlg.''ond;M-Ws":K!e.i.liov.
Vtss.."'"-- '.' ,.
-
'ruevlav Allernooii ( lul.
Mrs. , i. II. Hill Was ,,,s;,'ss ;in the.
Tuesday, al'tcrnnnn ('lull at . her lrniiie.
in 'West Raleigh Vesteriiay 1 afternoon,
( 'enrge Klinl ulTer. il an inli-resiing sub-
jee't of si adv. ..
The ;iroprvam is as. follows: .
Sketch of (leogre Iviiol.. (a) b-r .Do
metfc l-ifo lai I1-- l.tera y I. .!''.
((').' Her Keligioiis: .l.ir.i: Miss Mabel
Itoysti r. ..''..
Her '"Magazine1 Woi k; , M -s. V'h.irles
Kel vin.
Seee. j fi-iinr Vlei iea! I.i'e. . Mis. J.
SV W-niie.; '. ..
He iil-ing- JliMy. liavlovv. -MrsIFriink-lin.
Xle-Neill. ;
VAI-i:TIK KK 'KI'TK i.
I)dishtlnli KvPiiinu Spent With llie
I'liilutlieas of llie I alierinulc.
. The, r'hj) jib' a fla s of llie T:
riaelelJaplS't -tihurrb gave. a ih lie,
Tahi-r-
htful
valentine ,. i.w'lui in the .Miuda.v
-.hi ol room List night. . an eiiiieil by
about two hundrcil a'r.tl ii;'ty: guests. .
Nothing was iimitted to inake the oe
easiou an enjoyable ieie. The valen
tine ilecoiatioiis of i-..;.l hearts and otln'.r
synibnis of the '.day combined y.'itlr ferns
and palms v. .re most attiaetive, ;
;l'cciving were .Mr, and 'Mrs..: A.'. J..
Moncrief, Suiiei iiitehdeni ami . Mrs. .
It. lirought.e,. Mr. ."., M'-. S. II.
Miss Martha Iiavwood . and Mrs. j Morton. Mr. and Mr. , A. : .
George Snow, : 'returned this evehing Mr. A. Il.Mnnni.yhaiii, Aliss Maude
from Halilaxe where they attended the i Keid. teacher of lire elass and other
Ha m ford memorial. '.''.' Keid. teacher; of .theI,.,T.,ss aiid th.'
.. ., ' - : ';.' JcImss -otiieers. . Ali.-s Carrie Hrnm;Iit..n.
' Mrs.: V. h. Cunninggini. and : Ms ' jovsideni : Mrs. lv: W. Vates; . '."Miss
Bourne are the guests of Mrs. Fletcher Nannie Ilessant. Mrs. i:. T. IIiiiii. i-.
fillips for a few days before ;gniug ,M rs. F. 1. Hol.lo;.vi( y.; Airs. V. c. 1;;, a
to Nashville. Tenn. . ! nclsioi.
' . I Aliss Hose (iooilwih ,aiid Mis- ICiz:i-
rs. J. U. Mnaf, of "Balfininre. . isi ixiii Lovill. "'of MeK;dkl' College cott-at-
the home "of her, riitlier.; AliS ; A. li'ibtited liv no smalt degree to t!e;
Dllghi, called here by the illness ol : pleasures of the . veiling, Aliss i;o,wmi
Iter brother, Mr. i in islian Inigiii. " yvit h a s..o ami .M iss l.nviil ,w ilh ii
i-vv . , . '. - .'-" reading. .
Mr. and Mrs. John c. brewrV. Alis-- The reception w-as. givei In honor nf
Emmie Drewry, and Master John: i '. f Sup'ei'tuti.iulent Hronglitmi, if being his
Drcwry,. neenmpanied by Misses Mar- birthday and an interesiing feature of
A VERY
STUBBORN CASE
Mrs. Phillips Describes Her
Experience Unable to
Sit Up When Deliverance
Arrived.
Indian Vallev. Va.'My condition
wan such." wnlos Airs. II. 1.. Phil
lips', of this place "that 1 was under
t ho treatment, ol two doctors. 1 liey
pronounced mv case u very stubborn
one. of womanly weakness. I was
not able to sit up when I eotiinienced
lo take Cardiii; 1 used it. about one
week before 1 discovered much
change in mv condil ion
"The severe pain that Inul been in
my .-"Bide for years litis gone, and I
don't suffer at all. .Now I am feel
ing better than I have lor years, and
therefore 1 cannot sneak loo highly,
of the Cnrdni treatment.' . . '
You may he sure of Cari.lni will' re
lievo and cure such slilhhorn wises as
Mrs. Phillips" -and it is doing, so
overt- dav- iliat it will much more
quickly and eoriainly help ihos.' wo
men who have no serious symptoms,
hut are :insi weak and n i 1 i n
Card ii i is a medicine of real merit,
as a general tome lor woin"ii. lo im
prove the appetite, and to Ji.illd up
the constitution.
Von can always depend Oil ("ai d'li.
For every bottle contains I ho ingredi
ents necessary to help you. Fifty
years of success attest its nf rit..
Cardiii is the ideal woman's tonic.
Try it. For sale at your ilruggisl's.
N B Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept.. Chattanoosa Medicine Co..
Chattanooga.- Tenu., for Special In
ntructunn, and 64-page book. -Home
Trpatment for Women. ', sent in plain
wrapper, on requesr..
the .-veiling, was .ihe pre- niati ev to
him t.f a . beautifiii : .lamp".-. "i e,
token ot" Jiis cii-operalhai a a-! - mp,n iiy
with the work of The elass,, . ,iij. : ii es
eMtaiion speV-eli was grae,-tiiiy id-.do hy
tao paslor, dev. A .1 M;'h i ii'f. I '
w is i.ee-ptcd 1 .y Mr. It- .-:-u''- -i: v.i-h
i happy response: .
i:eii eslnneni.s or' .salad. : s.imlu-e iii's.
.enl'fee,- Sees a lid :. 1 1 ei s were. Se!-v-ed
during: 1 -the--cveiiiijg. ... ..-',. -.
Musie w.is fin uislii'd by ai'i oi-eh-'stra
under the dfreetio'n" of Mr. Jo'uu leivU:
stamps ill . as :a strong . 'let r -ss. .
W ITH MltS. ASHI1V I.AMIIKIl T.
lteeeption . 1 exteriluv Alteniooti in
Honor of Mrs. It. I.. Wliilaker.
( me iif the most ehaniitng -sneia l
vef.ts of ' tiie . w eek, vas-..the '.rycejiti.on
yesti-t ilay al'tel'linon give -. by ' l is.
Ashby l.ainbei t. 'eoniplliiieiiia ry t o Mrs.
Ii. le. Whitaker. wiio has 1. 1 ;.-', . eaie
to. this city to i .'side. .Mr . Wiiital-er be
ing agent for a Philadelphia cnemc a:i
1'omiiaiiy! '.-Mr. W'hit.ikei. '.: 'v,:a
fni-ni.-rly a - resident.,-'' i'f l,,hil,ii.ie!.h::v
will be a ehaiining' addition to IVal
eigh's snejal eh-eles. '
About two hundred and. i'.liy miests
eaill'd: lltll illg the aftellliHiii .. i ! u ,'1
glad to gi e. h. i a coiilial. Vi-H;vi:,ne ;."
the . liv. ,:.:. ; '.:,.: '
: SI. ,Va lent nie olTers; eielies e:.;v:r
ideas for .: ds:eoi a: ions aiid l ie -e .m-i e
made lull Use .-of by tile ' ho. -J, --, and
tlio result was among the ino-i i... iiiii
fil decorations, of. tlie- ))'; -oi-ial
eVenlS.-. Southern' Sluii.lX -, os.' - Used
throughout- the house, the nAn: s ; lieiee
ti, ing v.iri' d in the dilTeie.it i .-. ns.
I'.llds Aee ieeeiveil al 1 If ! o--V ii.V
M.i-it.i-. Kihiiuiid ( 'row aim " rtilK' ,i T-f
Anna. I !u.nv'ell Crow. : 'i,.;.n.g in I he
h.vll wia e , Miss;'Sntlic :fiark '. a.ud M .
1 1- -i ge Itlaeknall. .'" ."' ".
'i'lte . reeeption r-.OUl . W.l.-I Ol-F-t ;it
Irae-tiv.' iti yeliow,. juinpiiis : !-d liaf
I'.iilils, l.eing used espeei.lP.i Willi tie'
lighted' e,:i,ndlos. In Ihe rC'-ehing line
Aveie the hostess. Airs. I.aieiieit and
her guest Of limior. Airs, I!, Whit-
Mew Lot ofi Embroideries
and Laces
We arc showing some very pretty designs in embroideries
from the half inch baby patterns up to the 45 inch flouncings
Two special features are the Vals and Torchons, which
have been placed on sale at special prices.
One Lot 3 cents per yard.
One Lot 5 cents per yard.
BETTER SEE THEM
Tlhios. A. PaFttSe Co.,
131 Fayetteville Street : : : Raleigh, N. C.
Next to the New Masonic Temple.
11
I " ' I.IIIJ III'l'J I'Ui. .. ' i l,i i ii i
aker also Sin. A. E. Kscoll. Mm,
("Srinies Havwmid and Mrs. I hopms
Maekuv. ol charlotte.;
r the ond ot the Meftltln 1 ne Mih
David Kllus ushered the guests into
the dining room. wher they were re
ceived bv Mrs. James I.licbford
i he color scheme iu the dining room
was of nink. The rentornlcce of the
table was unique and attniciive. sue
Kosuve of Valentine. It was a heart of
pink sweet peas and nmilax suspend
ed from the chandelier- 'Ihe candles
mid mints and other valentine novelties
were all of pink, the 'same color ap
pearing in the lees.';' Itefreshineilts we're
served bv Misses Margie Moalagtle,
Civ.-.ellc llinton. Jean Tha.i.sioa and
Itebeeea -.Norwood. . i , ' ,
ThA puneli room. was--in red poln
settas and red hearts being, used.. A
shower of red hearts fell from the
chandelier. They were also used on
the punch table, where., dispensing
puin-li Wi-re Miss Hal Morsun and Mis.
Murrev Alien. Tliry . asMsted n-
serving bv Mrs. Vrank Siiniisnu. M'sS
K'atberine: . Maekay and Miss Sue
Tliaekstnn. Mrs. ("1. I.yle .loie-s -. receiv
ed the guests at the imneh rooni door.
Dm iug Ihe afternoon ;m in-eheslra
K-udereil delightful musie ...ad altn-geiliei-
tlie reeeption : Was V.ne of the
niiist sueeessfiii of the season.
;XTT-iHXii:i:s.
W ediliog at hrlsl biiicli I Ins
I voninn M Si. .O'clock. -
Clizal
. The ai.nriage 'of .lis
l!og."s. daughter of Mr.
lingers, of this city and
Jervi V ll.'llltt. Ol f'hai h s:
lak.: place at t.inist I'.pis
this iyeiitng at il o'cloek i.
being -''.performed"; by' Tle'v
Kahaiiks. as-istant rector.
The In lutilul slmplleiiv :i
g.irieo nf the ehuri-h dei-or.
llie: ROW
tend -IP ti
ll!
llnWilll
i- ililltlrs
S t '..
,il ehurch
eereinnny
L. l'ercv
id.
'ainiles are
ehureh.
e retidered
1 I b
. POIKSOII.
: Hart.--elt.
Ui.ldick. ol
d
his
ol
led In
i limit.
iiiaa. ",
iss Lottie
s Min
gnwns inessa-swain-
Mlss
i Mi
i'llCil
juiet ele
is and ol
s of the hlid.e--.apd li't at
will: make the marriage . ope
of ill.- iiiost beautiful ami notable of
tile sei'soii. . Palms eraeei u-,'y grouped
.'bout th altar 'and ligluo
ihe onlv ilei-orations in i
. The wedding music will
lie Miss Sadie Duncan,
; Tin- groomsmen are Mr
ei son'..: 'of. Norfolk; Mr. I
of Wiliiungion: Mr.. H, i
of A Jiievil'e; tinil Mr. I v :
l;aleigh, ' :,-.'
. Th e g mm ii. w i i I be ail'
W'.'.llier. Mr.. Itoheit; . (!.
Chai lesinll. S. C.'as lies
The bridesmaids tire:
ShoiTiil, of Asheville. ii
Hie Moi ing. of lialelgh.
:iie ;of wiiit,'' marrpiisette ov.-i
! ne. t he 1 inin piets being ot- vvli it
souiti, - :
The maul of honor. -Mi-s
Kegel s. Sister of the 111 n
whii." til iff mi (doth tij-er
irtg yellow fivsias,..
The bride will be given
father. , Mr. .1. Jtowan I
gow n is a handsome eri ,ii
meter with old luce and
I he wedding veil. Sli
show ei: of . brides rose
tile- ynll'ey. . ' ;i(;' ,
Heceplloii This Aliei nooii.
Fi lhWing the weihniig there will be
i reeeption al ihe home ot the brides
lather. Ihe house i tastefully dee
oriit"d for the occasion in, smllax and
palms end r"il How!-.
lirub-s rose are use I in the recep
tion mom while tin- mnicta room is in
pink, iiuantitles of pmk primroses be
ing used. In - the diieng room Ameri
can IVnhty roses, male- a gorgeous dee
oratinn banked -.on Ihe" inantel 'and
used effectively in t :'e - table cenler
piee.r. : ", - .;' . -
Mrs. L. 15. Newell, or Charlolti-. and
Mrs. .1. It. Sherrill. of Asheville. Will
reeeive in the: hall,:
hi the receiving . line will be' the
luide's faliicr, Mr. j.. 1.:. Hogers. ami
bis daughii'i-. Miss N il nle llngei s, his
oii: Mr. Sum c. lexers and Mis.
lingers and the In nle and groom.
In Ihe punch rooni will be Miss Kdiih
Poll. Miss Minliio Moi nig, Miss Koltie
'Sherrill aiid Miss .Nannie Hay,
Mm MhIiv Norris and Miss-Minnie
Young will be in Hi" punch room.
i ll:' bride ami grnon, ivdl leave on the
:l:l" Noi iolk Snuihi i n train for New
Yoi k. They will be at home In Charles,
to'n,. S. I".; after Man-h f. .".
Ethel
-will Wear
ii . 1 1 i. t'-iirry?
a' by her
is TI i
iion nf crepe
pearls, with
w ill , carrv a
aiid . lilies of
v. i, i:tim. k.ixcr.
limior f.eiinan ( lull (oive T)elinlitful
Unii. e in llauey Hall Last Mftiit.
The Junior (ierman club gave a de
lighlful valentine dame in the llanev
r.ibr iiy hall last nigh.-. There were
(pilte a : nuniber : of , eijples dancing.
Slniiv attractive and unlquo features
were introdueod bv Mr. James MeKlin
iiiiiii, Mr. Y. I . Harris and Mr. Clar
ence Steadman. of A. & M.
Among those- rimming were: Mr. and
Mrs. James McKinrnnn. Mr. fi. I..
Jones and Mrs, I limnas Mnr'kav. ot
charlotte: Mr. .1. c. Dllnvll. Miss Kdith
Pou: Mr, F. S. Molt. Miss Bessie
Trapler: Mr. James . Purnell. Miss
fjrizelle Hlnton: Mr. Tnoina Koushall.
Miss .Susannah Tlusliee: Mr. .Thomas
R Slade. Miss ' Marv Pender Glad
stone: Mr, J. S. In-own: ' Miss Lena
Swindell: Mr. Willis Holding, Aliss
Juliet Croft':. Mr. Artlutr - &K'Klinmnn.
Miss F.tliel hogers: Mr. Jackson. Miss
lleisv John Havwooil: Dr. Ijewis
Pegram. Miss Nannie Hay: Mr. Morn
son. Afiss Maltie .Move King. of
OreenvlHe. N. :.: .Mi. Marshall. Miss
Alary Habel: Mr. F. I . Polswm. Miss
llettie Uusa: Mr. K. ernon Freeman,
Miss Patsy Million: Mr. ; Lwl L.
Merrlt. Miss Skinner:- Mr. J. O. Jack
son. Miss Mildred lidding: Mr. Joel
B. Brown: Aliss Daisy Haywood: Air.
Sam Smith. Miss Alice Woolleott:. M r.
H. L. Williamson. Aliss Ronallnd Wil
liamson: Mr. William Bowe.n. Miss
Katherlne Hogers: -Mr. Karl Knight.
Miss Minnie Moring: Mr. McIVer Allen.
MIm Kmina Swlndidl: PrOf. It. : .
Smith. Miss Mary CTrlmca Ctrwperi' Mr:
Pete Harris. Miss katherlne Sherwood:
Mr. R. L. Lelnster. Miss Mildred Hall:
Mr. Jack Bowen. Miss Johnson.
Stags: Messrn frantt. of Charleston,
S. C : : W.' B. Ayeoek. f, A. Stedman.
T. H. "Woodhouae. B. H. Dcwey. of
Qoldsboro: Chambers Ennls. J. a. Mc
Donald. Dew, of Ooldshoro: cnarleu E.
Johnson. Jr.. l.oburn. VV. C. Etheri.lge.
TV H. Mackle. Buck Harri. H. ?. Jnek-
on. R. V. LKitone. Dr. L- B. LocKtart,
Harvev Hill. W. A. Smith, Robert Vf.
Strange. Wilmington. N."C! .' W.
I Marhalj,: . R, D. . Johaon! ? Baoiom
'i
Sander.- 'It. i. W.. Parhum and Mr.
tjaslon. ;
'hnperones: Mrs. James o. Lltch
fird. Mm. James T. Johnson. Mrs.
Ncwull. of Charlotte: Mrs. W. N. Holt.
Jolmsoii Pettlnrew ( lniiter.
The Johnson Pettlgrew Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacv Is meet
ing this .afternoon with Mrs. Al. T.
Norrls. on North Blount street. Be
sides a large number of daughters.
Airs. Norrls has as her specially In
vited guests. 'Airs. Jnrvls. Mrs. Kltchin.
Mrs. -.Cotton.- Mrs. Tvson and Airs,
Bllosoly. .
........
Tweiitlelli ( enlurv ( lull.
Airs. James Bnggs Ontenamed Ihe
1 wentleth Century- Club yosierdav af
ternoon lit n most delightful meeting.
There wore a large number of mcin-Ip't-s
present.
Mis. Henry luiglev presenled n
ebariiiing ode lo Valentine, and gave
tile hls'orv ol the dav.
Airs. Al. t. Norris read a selection
fi on! the . "Kentucky .Cardinal."
Mrs. Ii. .1. Stnikai'd discussed eur
iiait topics. W Ide Awake china was dis
insed at some length while the u.-r-aiaii-Ameriean
fneiidsliip was loueheil
iipiiil, lit her topics of the day , being
lll-'esejlil d most iiiterestliigiy. . . ..
.
Tavlor-W insion.
(Special to ihe Times.) .
Oxford, N. c Fell.: l.-e-Tlie wedding
ol Miss Julia P. Winston to Air. Marion
i.'. ,: Taylor . was . solemn iaeri n t: si.
Stephens' . ehureh on North College
streei. and was witnessed bv a large
nunibei- of friends and acquaintances
both from oxford unri elsewhere. St.
Stephens church, one of the. hainlsoin
est. huildiiigs In the state, was dark
ened and made mure beautiful with
ijany electric candles and tapers, taste,
fulli': arranged amidst the adornment
of stntelv palms, trailing -smilax and
profusion of carnations . and sweetest
Mowers eitihrac.e'd by. the rich green of
long leaf pine and choicest evergreens,
The scene at the altar was strikingly
Oeautilul as the bridesmaids and
groomsmen grouped giacelullv near ihe
illar amid, the sweet strains ;of Hie
.redding music.
The bride, a .recognized brunette
oeautv. never looked hiiiiilsomer ihan
when she approached Ihe altar aceoni
'i.iuied bv her father. Air. Thomas .
Wins'iim. becomingly atilred in a sin:
al' garnctt . chiffon broad cloth with
iriiainents of Varhuncle set. iin'helr
ooni of her great grandmother, to
whom it was a bridal present Ironi Iter
great grand fa titer, and has been worn
by. brides for four generations in' the
family. : .
The groom awaited at the altar, hav.
ng entered with Ills brother. Air. I.i'e
T.ivl.ir." Dr. F. II. T. llorslield pro
nounced, the marriage, vows and pelv
oninei!. t'.ii' ce::e:uony in a very iin
nressive v. a;.'. As the: bridal party drew'
J. C, llnriier presided ill
while Aliss Aland Parham
number of "beautiful and
selections, aiiidng tlieul bt
rfect I. ove. 7 The bridal
Hirty entered : in the following order:
Miss l.illle White aiid AIIsk Katherlne
Horner who. first approached the altar,
followed bv Alessrs. Kerr Taylor and
l.eon Marrow. Aliss Jennettc (.regorv
inil- Miss Annie crews, followed by
dr. .Marshall Pinnix and Mr."-Wul.ter
rews. Aliss liert Itueker and Augusta
:.anuis, .then .Messrs Eugene and licit
lavior. The luiilesmaids w.ne stvltsh
v l-nbed in white eolleiine poplins, and
MtTieri shower bnutiuet of carnations,
mil wore black gloyes and black pic-
iure bats. Next, came the liiaiil . of
llonor. Aliss l'Jlyzalicth Wiilsiiin,: . of
selir.."', who wore wldte broadcloth,
ivhile pletnre hal and white gloves and
carried brides roses.
mar. Airs,
the organ,
rendered a
ippi opi aati
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VOSTOI FICF, Itl POItT.
Amount of Itiisiness Transacted
Postollicejlliiinif; eiir 11)10.
llie following report of the bus;,
nesa -.transacted at l.ie Kaleigli post
oliiee diirinp; the year ending Decem
ber 111. lit 1ii:
.sale ol postage stamps.
etc. ......... $
hxnenses ol the olhce . .
Net profit . . . : . . . . .. ;
Postal reiiiiltances from.
postolfices. .....
Paul rural carriers bv
check on assistant
treasurer l. b..
: Kalnniore. Mil. .
Number ol money or
ders iHsued ..'-.-
Ainouiit ol nionev
(lei's issued . ,
Fees of the aliove.
Nuniber of money
dors paid . . . .
Amount, of money
ders paid ... .
Monev order funds
from other post
offices. . ... . . . .
lolal monev handled
in 1910 . . . .
Nn in her ol ciieelal delivery
packages delivered.-. ... . .10, Shi
Number ot spenal delivery
packages dispatched. . .. S.fi4
Nuiuher ot registered pack
ages delivered . . . . . .31.767
Nuniber of registered packages
dispatched. . .... .. ... .12.064
Number of stamps sold . . 4.1 35.4iit
Number of postal earns sold 34 9.ic.o
Number- of stamped enve
lopes and wrappers :
sold .... . . 757.750
Population, census of i 9 1 0 . . IS. 218
or-
or-
or-
niT ( "i 1 S
1.17.971.22
21. SIS
1S0')S")
1.300.10
4.120.43
2 1J 014 (J
1.023.147.74
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One t'haiter Toiltif.
The Selma Progress Publishing
Company, of Scima.MohnsloTi cpuniy,
is today chartered to puhhsn a news
paper and circulate sanje In Johnston
county or elsewhere, eitner-daily or
weeKiy; to do Job work, carry profes
sional cards; to print books and
other periodicals and offer same for
sale. The authorized capital stock
is $5,000 but may begin business
when 3Q0 has been subscribed. TUe
stockholders are R. L. Ray. R. M.
Nowell, ,E. G. Richardson, C. W.
Ric.nari)soa trad M. M. Smith. ' r
There is a Great Differenrje in
M
0
When you examine carefully the
texture of the material and the
class of work that is on them, then
you get at the real value.
The showy kind is not always the
best.
We have some of the grandest
made goods that were ever shown
here.
The prices are exceeding low, 27
inch flouncing at 49c.
Bands, Insertions and Edgings from
15c. to 98c. a yard. They are
worth double.
Laces
Our showing of Baby Edgings and
insertions is certainly dainty. We
can show you an awfully pretty
1 line at 5c. a yard.
New Percales and
Ginghams
Are selling fast for we have the
V
best selection we have ever made
White Goods
Here we are particularly strong.
There is nothing that you want ,
that we cannot show you great
values in
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