Saturday, CEBKtn3aErfJtetTgfVn&e3 AprU 22 .
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SATURDAY and MONDAY
4- , SPECIAL RUGS 4
$01 10 WILTON VELVET. fcA1 Cfi
tyAl.Dy- Retail Value,"PT:OV
CI 1 71 AXMINSTER. f)cnA
1 0" Retail Valuef
$1 'J: HEAVY BRUSSELS. flOO Cfi
$14.)0-- Retail Value,""?4.:)U
CIA CQ TAPESTRY. $1Q Cfi
Slv" Retail Value
Hundreds of Choice Rugs are in our Special Sale at
Sensational Prices. The above four Rugs are for the first
comers only four sold at the prices named above.
Weathers Furniture Co.
RALEIGH, N. C.
18,000 CASES-TREATED! THE POLICE COURT
Quarterly Report of Dr. Ferrell
On Hookworm In N. C
Over Five Hundred Active ' Physi
cians, According to Director, Act
ively Kiijiti'cit in Exterminating
Disease A Broad Campaign.
ITT OX A GOOD PRO XT
and you cannot help but do so if yon
send your Dress and other Shirts to
us to bo laundered. We go to infinite
pains to please onr patrons by giving
them mom excellent work especially
in the Kellini; up of fine linen. We
have an up-to-date equipment and
make it a practice to turn out only
the best work, yet our prices attract
attention because, of their extreme
. moderation.
PKOI'LKS TiAl'NDHY (Tnc.)
riioni' 71.
WE SECURE "'(Ml T"n""ts aml Collect Rents on City Property.
THE BEST ,ji''"' Virc Occident, and I'xindin;; Companies are
represented in our office. Let us make jour ItF.AL KSTATK
deals anil you will be pleased tvitli the
RESULTS.
The Parker-Hunter Realty Co.
RALEIGH, X. C.
SKI.MN'ti ;i:.TS CAMKROX I'ARK HKH'I
IRTV.
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TYPEWRITER RIBBON
GUARANTEED
IP XOT SATISFACTORY AVE WILL RKI'LACE SAME GRATIS.
XX Grade, $ .73 earli, or $7.00 per doz.
Wcuicbest, $ l.ito each, or $0,440 per doz.
CARBON PAPER
RanKliiK I" Price, from $1.00 to $ 1.(10 per box.
EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE.
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY,
JAMES -K. TIIIKM, Manaer.
CO. riione No. HUK Daily Times Building.
The quarterly reiiort rt D. .To-in A
Ferrell, thestate director ot the hook
worm campaign for the three montus
ending March 81, shows that up to
date the piiyslrlans of tae suite have
reported treating 18,000 cases of
aookworm disease, and that more
than 500 of the active physicians ol
ihe state are treating the disease.
Moreover, it shows that the labora
tory of hygiene has examined since
ihe work began 17,000 specimens ol
feces for the eggs of the hookworm
wiiich indicate the infection.
i"o prevent the further spread ot
hookworm diseases, typhoid lever
and other diseases similarly spread u
waive for belter sanitary conditions
is rapidly spreading. "I lean-up
Week" and t lie compulsory use ot
sanitary toilets are measures being
inaugurated in many towns and vil
luges. Qnlle a number of county and
ily boards of education have ordered
ue installation of sanitary toilets at
the schools.
During tiie last twelve months
there have been disinlniled npproxl
mately 200,00(1 pieces of stock liter-
ituio on the subject which include
leaflet on hookworm disease
and and illustrated pamphlet
on plans and specifications for sani
tary toilets. These are sen! free on
request to the Hookworm I'omnils-
slon. North Carolina Hoard ot
Health. Raleigh. N. ('.
l he campaign in a broad sense, is
oue for betier sanitary conditions in
tae south, an aggressive warfare, not
against one. but against many dis
eases. "The success of the cam
paigu," says Win. H. Gleason, Hi the
April South Atlantic Quarterly
"must lessen the heavy burden of
sickness, bring new vigor to great
numbers of people, and accomplish
the saving of thousands ol lives."
Only a few minutes was consumed I
in trying the three eases in the police
court this morning. 11 was perhaps
thp last court Judge iStronnch will
hold as he leaves tonight for a vaca
tion. Mr. Joseph P. Cheshire being
appointed .by . Mayor Wynne as tem
porary Judge until the election when
Mr. Thomas Badger.' will wear the
ermine, as he will he elected In May.
Tun Mangum. was called out and he
preferred lo allow his bond to be for
feited rather than appear.
E. X.. Ni.'oles, colored, was .before
ins honor' for being drunk, it was
his first . offense and he was let on"
with the cost $2-7.1
Bertha Lee. a nnmnouj colored
street walker was caught in the net.
She was up before Ills honor for
statutory vagrancy. She submitted to
the charge and was lined $10.00 and I
taxed with the cost .$2.75.-.
pring.
fiflocJI'clh'
Is
Needed Now, and the Best is
Hood's Sarsaparilra
Which purifies, enriches and revitalizes the blood as no
other does. 40,366 testimonials of cures, in two years.
Oet it in usual liquid form or tablets called Sarsatabs.
THE R. VI C. 4'OXVEXTIOX.
A Km ham Itanki-iipl.
An involunlarv petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in Ihe federal court
today by Richmond, Va., creditors
iigainst A. S. Greenluii'g. a '.merchant
in Durham:" The first meeting of the
creditors will be held in Durham on
May ;t, before Mr. Victor H. Hoyden,
ralerce in bankruptcy.
Safe Medicine For Children.
Foley's - Honey -and Tar Compound Is
a sale and effective medicine for chil
dren as it does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound Ik in a yel
low package. King-Crowell iJrug I
company.
A man is ten times as pleased with a
I et hi' wins as h is With tell'.' times
as much that he earns.
Successful Session Held ill Statesville.
Closetl Thursday Evening.
The state n. Y. P. 1'. convention
which was held in Statesville, closed
rhursdny evening and the Raleigh
delegates reached home last night.
They report the convention a great
success in every wav. one of the best
and most interesting ever held.
The convention opened Tuesday
evening, Dr. W, It. Ciillum conduct
ing the devotional service: Dr V. I
Potent mndo an address on "The Ap
peal of the Kingdom to Christian
Heroism". Ho was followed by Mr.
' P. l.cnvell. of Oxford. Miss., the
il. V. -p, (,. secretary of the south
who spoke, on the airs and objects of
tiie union. The remainder of the
fir .-I session was taken up with the
enrollment of deb-gales, etc.
i weanesoav mornings session
.Mr. l.eavell spoke on ' Two II. Y. P
I . .Matters . Ho began - by asking
who could giVe li iin the best motto
for the It. Y. P. 1 . Someone said.
Hiiry Your Poor I ncle," another.
Fie Your PaRtor's 1'ndcitaker". Itut
it was decided thai the host motto is
fill llaiilisl Young People lUilized".
He said the union should 'use all
young people as otteu as possible.
Mr. -Lea veil was followed hv Dr. A. T
Robertsons of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary.
This was -'ollowed hv a P.fl-minutes
open conference, at which business
was transacted and suggestions made
lor the good of the movement.
Youth a Critical Period," was the
subject of an address hv Prof. R. A.
Merrill. At the afternoon service'
the nieeling-was opened with a song
service led by Professor Highsniith,
of Wake Forest. The weekly meet
ing and other subjects were dis
cussed.
The reception to the delegates was
most pleasant feature and was
highly enjoyed bv all.
The closing address was made 1 "
Dr. Vines, ol Asheville. The RM-
eigh delegates speak enthusiastically
ol the hospitality of the people of
statesville anil thev sav from a social
standpoint as well as from l lint ::'
the more serious work of the union
they never enjoyed n. meeting nu-re.
PERFECTIOJ1
CO
for Social Arrangements
HPHE informal invitation which comes
over the telephone is generally the
most welcome.
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Our extensive service makes it possible to arrange
delightful social affairs at the last moment. It does away
with suspense and uncertainty because.it provides, the in
stantaneous reply. . v- i
Almost all the leading homes and progressive offices
in Raleigh are connected with our system and are deriving
unequalled advatages from the service.
Are you a subscriber?
CAPITAL CITY
TELEPHONE CO.
EIVE II XItTEIiS TtUlAV.
Oxford Has lllectric Llulit ComiMinv
aiid Waterworks Compaiiy.
charter was issued today to the
Hoke Itealty Loan and Insurance
Company ot Raeford. The author
ized capital is $-50,000, with $5, 000
subscribed by .lohn W. Moore, Rae
ford; Greensboro Securities Company.
Clreensboro: W. J. Upchurrh, Rae
ford, and others.
i ne wxiora water company re
ceived a cnarter today. The corpo
ration proposes to purchase and ope
rate waterworks and to sell its prod
uct to persons and corporations, etc
The authorized capital is $15,000, of
which amount. $300 has been sub
scribed by Richard C. M. Culvert
Chas. F. Nesbit, and A. H. Powell.
These same gentlemen propose to
carry on the business of an electric
light company and have formed a
corporation under the name of Ox
ford Electric Company. The capital
Is $15,000, with $S00 subscribed.
The Elmore Mercantile Company,
at Elmore, Scotland county, received
a, charter -today. The total author
ized capital is $100,000, with $:',,000
subscribed hv Hector McLean, A. P.
Oibsoa, and E. C. McCall.
The Rose Club Company, a social
and literary organization, will make
its home in Salisbury.' The author
ized capital is $2,500, but the com
pany has the privilege of beginning
operation when $.100 shall have been
subscribed. 0. V.r Stacy, D. B
Burke, and W W. Poole are the in
corporators.
Must Construct Shletruck.
The Durham & Southern Railway
Company was ordered by the corpo
ration commission today to construct
a sidetrack at the sawmill of T. C.
Stewart, near Turlington, Harnett
county.
REASONABLE RATES.
Annual Reunion United Confederate
Veterans, Little nock. Ark., May
15-18. ,
For this occasion the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad has authorized
special low rates. May 13, 14 and 15,
limited until May 23. Ticket can
be deposited at Little Rock and upon
payment of a fee of fifty cents at
time of deposit limit ot ticket can be
extended to and Including June 14.
For rates and information apply
to nearest agent or Tf jO, White, gen
OK WITH GAS!
It is the Best and Cheapest Way.
Ranges sold at cost on easy payments.
Set free along our line of mains.
Booklet "Cook With Gas" mailed on
request.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
Phones 228. 107 S. Wilmington St.
BASKETS
' ' -v i f K. 7
Clothes Halnpcrs.
Lnuiulry Baskets.
Mavkot'Baskets.
Flower Baskets -Liuifli
Baskets.
Office Baskets.
Work Baskets.
Collection Baskets.
Bassinetts.
TIIE T
Which Do You Use?,1'
J. D. RIGGAN CO.,
132 Fayetteville Etreet.
WE HAVE I
JUST RECEIVED
Klnck Panama Skirts nt W.rM
mid $."i.00.
While Mnene Skirts nt $1.25
and .$2.00.
Lingerie Waists nnd Middio
Mouses,
Dresses in Ijinli, Ilatiste, and
Foulai-d.
STOCK OF MILLIXF.RY AND
DKY fJOODS COMFLF.TK.
I. ROSENTHAL.
MONEY TO LEND.
In Wake County Only.
Ob Either Heal or Personal Security.
cu
aoomt 18.10 pollen Building, City.
nn :
la)
Bucxeed when everything elte falls.
In nervous prostration and female
weakness they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine erer told
over a druggist's counter.
' Nothing Succeeds Like Circulation," and Nearly Every
body Reads The Ealeitfh Dailv Timer
KOTICE BY ADMINISTRATOR.
Having quallDed as administrator
C. T. A. upon the estate of Giles Ed
gar Leacb, deceased, late of Raleigh,
Wake County, North Carolina, this
is o notify all persons having claims
against the estate of Bald Leach to
exhibit the same to mfl"on or before
the 4th day of April, 1912, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
said Leach are hereby notified to
make prompt payment to me.
This April 1st, 1911.
LEO D. HEARTT,
Administrator C. T. A. of Giles Ed
gar Leach, deceased. '
ERNEST HAYWOOD, Attorney,
o. a. w. 6w.
''Clothes Beautiful"
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Models for every form and figure. So moderately priced that they are
within Ihe reach of every one that wants to dress as a. Gentleman should.
Gentlemen Naturally
DRESS UP more for Spring than any other time. All nature puts on new
apparel. . '
, WE are showing the latest weaves, the newest colorings and handsomely
tailored. "
Spring Suits
i. 2
$15 to $35
CROSS & UNEHAN CO
. THE QUALITY. '
UNIVERSAL SERVICE.
i
eral passenger agent, .
Wilmington,