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Rug Specials
High Grade Axminsters
36x72 in. $ 3.05
27x60 in. , 1.62
9x12 ft. 16.93
You Save 30 to 40 Per Cent.
CHAIR and STEP 01 OK
LADDER combinedOI-W
For Thursday
The most useful thing in the home; everv kdv
should have one. Light and strong, just the-thing for
nanguig curtains and pictures
Weathers Furniture Co.
OFFICE OUTFITTERS.
T. P. fl.'S HERE Fl
Some of Best Fellows la World
to Gather In Raleigh
Uaibecue at Fair Grounds nt
O'clock iu the Afternoon Mayor
Johnson to Welcome Boys OH!
ccrs to be Chosen.
EVERVTHIXG FOR THE OFFICE.
Kodaks and Supplies.
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY,
JAMES E. THIEM, Manager.
O. C. Phone No. 844F. Daily Times Building.
Is the Best Footwear
Too Good for Your Feet?
ifs Regal"
The Uegal stands for all that is good and
comfortable in Shoe Building. AVe know them.
AVe sell them every day to men and youngsters
who have gone through the experimental stage
with them.
You don't know a thing until yyu have
tried it. You will never know what is best in
Footwear until vou trv Regal.
$;U3n, .(i(),"s 1.50, and $3.00.
EDGAR E. BROUGHTON,
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN
Fayetteville Street - ... - . - Raleigh, If. C.
The Whole Family Reads The Raleigh Daily Times.
If You Have a
Kuppentieimer Suit
You Know You Have
Style and Quality
That is why we sell the "Kitppenheimer"
clothes. Every suit gives the wearer that indi
vidual appearance that is so much desired by the
"better dresser".
Straw and Panama Cats
The leaders in head wear.- Every hat we
have in our store is of the latest spring model,
made especially for us by .some of the best hat
ters in the country. Look at our display of straw
and Panama hats. Prices to fit the purse as
well as sizes to fit. the head.
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
Capital City Phone. RALEIGH, N. O.
Mr. Burrell H. Marsh, of Winston
Salem, chairman ot the press com
mlttee of the North Carolina divis
ion of the Travelers' Protective As
sociation, has given out the following
with regard to the meeting of eleven
posts in this city on Friday:
"Delegates from eleven posts in
the" state will attend the annual con
vention of North Carolina division
Travelers' Protective Association o
America, at Raleigh on Friday of this
week, and headquarters will be at
the Raleigh, fo-nierly the Park, Ho
tel.
"Mayor-elect Jas. I. Johnson will
welcome the delegates In behalf of
the cltv. and the response will be
made by Mr. Charles F. Tomlinson,
national director, of High Point.
"Convention will be called to or
der at 10:30 a. m. T:io Raleigh Post
has arranged a barbecue, which will
be served at 1 p. - m. at the fnir
grounds, and tae preparations have
been made for 150 plates.
"Important matters pertaining to
the travelling men under the head of
railroad mileage, hotels, etc., w ill be
thorough)- discussed.
"The North Carolina division of
tiie-T. P. A. has a large membership
in the state, over 800, which will en
title a representation of eleven dele
gates to be sent to t.ie national con
vention, which meets in the city ol
Philadelphia the week of June 12.
"Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected at Raleigh, and Mr. Wal
ter S. Dorr of this city, has been
spoken of very Iiighy as a. logical
man along with Mr. Eugene W. Mc
Nalry, of Urec-nsboro. ,
"Greensboro is anxious for the
next state convention. Mount Airy
would also like to entertain tae T.
V. A'.t."
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL.
Great) Congregation at the Church
Last Night.
Evangelist Miller and Charles But
ler, the singer, are drawing a multi
tude of people to tne Christian
church every night. The services
last night were Interesting and high
ly attractive " In every way The
music -by Mr, and Mrs. Butler was a
special feature.
Rev. Miller, the evangelist, preach
ed a great sermon on the "Two Kinds
of Cnrlstlans the Carnal, the Spir
itual." v He gave many- oxcellent
Bible citations to make clear his
claim. His talk was stralghtforwrd
and convincing. He is a clear and
forcefl in all he speaks.
Christian men and women are
earnestly Invited to do all the per
tonal work possible looking for and
praying for the salvation of sinners
and. the deepening ot the spiritual
life of Christians.
Tae party is stopping w ith Rev. L.
Johns ;n, 410 W. Kdenton street
Any who desire to call for Christian
instruction are welcome.
Services tula p. m. at 3 o'clock
Services tonight at N o'clock. Pub
lic cordially invited lo all the ser
vices.
Yesterday afternoon at !) o'clock
Rev. Miller started a series of ser
mons on 'The Plan of the Ages
t'he series promises to be highly in
teresting and instructive. He will
preach every day at 2 o'clock. All
who ere interested in a better lite
are invited to hear ail the sermons in
the series. The people are request
ed to attend tho meetings and pray
for t.ie revival. Any who desire
prayer or special conference with
the workers arc requested to report
to the pastor, who will arrange for
the workers to see and speak to any
ho are interested.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO, B0YLAN-PEARCE CO BOYLANf-PEARCE CO.
Mil.- WKMS TAKES CHARGE.
DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
0m-ii Air Piuys of ShakCKM-Hi-e by
the Hon CJreot Players.
The inien air plavs of Shakesiveitve
as given bv the Hen Greet Woodland
Players, whose engagement In Raleigh
is announced for Monday and Tues
day. May Sill and -9th, illustrate In an
iinexneered wjiv the dnitmitie from
used by the great ' English poet. That
Is to Siiy the continuous character' of
I'M' performance is nreserved in pre
cisclv the same lorm as In the days
of Klizabeth.
It is a matter ot .common knowledge
that Shakespeare used no scenery in
his presentations; and, therefore
could not effect a change of scene. As
a result the whole play was given
without Intermission and as one
might savin one act. The same cir
cumstance occurs in the open ulr
nlavs. Ah similar nhvsical conditions
arc encountered on the outdoor stage
as In the theatre of the Elizabethans.
the plavs are necessarily presented in
their original form as they were
wriitcn. '
The seat sale for the Hon (ircit
Open Air plays Is now open, and,
judging from the great demand for
seats it-.-is -safe to predict an unusual
ly large attendance at the plays.
The comedies of Shakespeare, as
given bv the Woodland Players art
wondrously attractive, and It is no
wonder that so much interest has
been displayed In this engagement.
The following ploys will be given:
Monday night "The Tempest,"
Tuesday afternoon, "Twelfth' Night."
Tuesday evonmg-"Sliv .stoops to
Conquer."
On the lawn ot the governor's man
sion, . '
Hen tlrvet will be seen this year in
his well-known roles.
HcmI Cross Hcceiptt;.
Tae following additional receipts
for contributions made to Joseph G.
Brown, treasurer, in behalf of the
Chinese famine sufferers:
Previously reported . . ..$1,9,14.35
cash (additional) thro Mil
ton Tlddy, editor of Lin
coln County News, Lin-
colnton, N. C. . . ....
Cedar Creek church thro J.
M. Faircloth, Jessie,
N. C
Cash thro Miss Pauline
Wade, Dunn, N. C. . .
Cash taro Mr. W. C. Merritt,
Mount Olive, N. C, . . . .
Casii thro Mr. Roy C. Roit-
zel, Liberty, N. C. . .
1.50
a. 14
3.00
14.90
1.00
Starts Much Trouble.
If all people knew that neglect of
constipation would result in severe
indigestion, yellow Jaundice or vlru
ent liver trouble, they would soon
take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and
end it. Its the only safe way. Best
for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia,
chills and debility. 25c. at Klng
Crowell Drug Co.-
For Secretary R'.elgh Association.
Mr. W. L. Duncan, of "Baltimore,
was yesterday -called as general sec
retary of the Ralelgh.Y. M. C.A. by
the young men's building committee
of the local association. Mr. Duncan
was recommended by Interstate Sec
retary Huntington. He relumed to,
Baltimore last night and Will indicate
hls'r&tentionVsoon. - w(
I Machinery of Wake County Turn. I
ed Over to RhI Supervisor.
Road Supervisor W. 1.. Wiggs met
illi Commissioner I!. 1.. Frankin
nd County Attjrney B. C. Beckwlth
In the court house today and went i
over the inventory of county proper
ty -with Mr. V. K. Si insou, former
upervlsor, for the pn rpose of taking I
omplote caarge of.all macninery of
the county. Mr. Stinson was retain
ed by t.ie board of commissioners un
til Mr. Wiggs could become acquaint
ed with the various roads and ot.ier
affairs. The supervisor assumed full
charge today.
Linen and Cotton Dross Fabrics
Beautifiul Colored Co'tton Dress Goods. Sheer, dainty fabrics for cool,
airy dress. Linens and Lawns, suited for Waists and Skirts, iu' white and
colors. '.Other specials for this week's selling Neckwear, Parasols, Towels
and Bed Linens. v '. .
YARD WIDE LINENS.
Pine White Lawns and Irish Linens in three weights, for Waists, Skirts
and .Suits. Extra good values. Can 't be beat 25c
;; EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SKIRTINGS
Liuene, Linonette, and Stalaseo Linen, yard to 40 inches wide, 10, 12 1-2
and 15t:ents. .
SOFT FINISH CHECKED DIMITIES
These for feather-weight underwear forboth sexes. Gowns, Pajamas,
etc., men, women and children; full .'5(5 inches. .... .... .12 1-2 and 15 cents
PURE LINEN SUITINGS
Lustrous Linen Suitings ill plain stripes from a straw to pencil widths, -on
solid colors of the. most fashionable shades. Va lues all along 25e. to 40c.
Todav . 18c
BEAUTIFUL BORDERED BATISTES .
Forty-iueh Bordered Batiste in splendid new patterns and spring color
ings, until now 25c. Todav . 18c;
' THE ROSE BATISTE
These fine,, fast color Lawns are shown in Horal effects, dots and scroll
work. Thev are eool, refreshing and inviting. Special .10c
. COLORED COB-WEB VOILES
Plain and Woven Colored Voiles in Stripes, Checks and Solid Shades;
35c. values for . .............. . . ......... . . . . . . ..... . ; ......... .25c
NEW NECK FIXINGS
Xace and Embroidered Collars, Ties, Jabots, Yokings, Ruching, 10c, 25c,
50C up.
, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S PARASOLS
The assortment of fancy and-staple style Parasols and Sun Shades is
large and the prices run
For Children 50c to $1.50
For Ladies $1.00 to $5.00
TURKISH TOWELS AND BATH MATS
Special showing of Towels ........ 10 to 50c
Bath Mats T 50c to $1.50
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
Last but not least, for this is one of our splendid bargains. Quality better
than you would expect to find at 'these 'prices. Full Bleached Sheets, torn
and hemmed; size 72x90 inches i. ..... . . . .... . . .... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . 54c
Size 81x00 inches 59c Pillow Cases to match ..... ..14 add 15c
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY
Funeral of Mr". illougliby.
From the residence, corner Jones
and West streets, was held this
morning the funural of Mrs. Henriet
ta Matida Wlllougliby, wife of Mr. J.
W. W'illoughby. Dr. T. W. O'Kelly,
pastor 'of' the- First Baptist church.
assisted by Rev. H. M. North, pastor I
of Kdenton Street Methodist church,
conducted the services. Interment
followed in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs.
Willoughby, w'honwas a member ot
the First Baptist church, was seventy
years old and was a splendid type of
Christian woman. iood. With her at
t.ie time of her death were : her
nieces, Mrs. J. W. Cooper, of Ports
mouth, Va., and Mrs.. Sallle I'nder- I
wood, of RalelKli. -
If in the Market for Fish
jr
Saturday
Special-
29 Cents
Whlto China Covered Dish.
A most excellent vaiue at
THE
J. D. RIGGAN CO.
132 Fayetti-villc Strct-t.
il
you will find this the safest place to
deal, because we have all kinds fresh
daily, and our prices are the most
treasonable. But it is the excep
tionally fine flavor and splendid eat
ing qualities of our Fish that makes
the best advertisement for us. The
best families hereabouts deal witn
us because they know they cannot
get better Fish elsewhere, no mat
ter what they pay for it.
WADE 'S FISH MARKET
A Want Ad. in The Raleigh Daily
Times Will Work Wonders for
Your Business.
Does a Well
Furnished Room
Appeal to You?
What's better? What looks
nicer? No matter how nice
the furniture poor. 'wall deco
rations will destroy the ap
pearance,
We have room outfits to
harmonize with different suits
and sets of furniture.
While our wall patterns
represents the very latest pro
ductions they are conservative
in appearance.
We are now displaying some
exceptionally pretty patterns.
Whether you wish to buy or
not, come to sec them.
Weathers & Perry,
Interior Decorator.
MAJUUGH, !. Ci.
Popular Songs
Humorous
Sayings,
Modern Music
Are all combined in the Rec
ords of the Victor and Edison
Machines, and you can select
the best of the land and bring
It in your home for small
cost, -
VICTOR MACHINES
and
EDISON MACHINES
embrace all In the Talking
Machine business, and you can
supply your wants by consult
ing . V '.'.-"..'
H. A. GASKINS,
812 West Mala St.,
Near Five Points,
DURHAM, N. O.
The Whole Family Heads Tho
Italcigli Daily Times.
26-plece Rogers Silver Set la fine
Oak Case for only $3.55 and 30
coupons. i
I
City Market
Both Hioneo
THE BEST THAT
CAN BE MADE
'is what they all say after
eating oar delicious
Strawberry Ice Cream.
That Is because we
know bow' to make
' .' cream. ..''
Ask fortC ,
Cross & Linehan Co.
"0. & L" Clothes for
HENRY T. HICKS CO.
Both Phones, 1T.
Critical Men.
''C. & h." Clothes are quality garment! hundreds of Ifcih'igh men
know, but do you know tliut in onr lurge stocks, In addition to getting
high-class merchandise, you get models that are DIFFERENT, patterns
that are DIFFERENT? Von get EXCLUSIVENESS. , . -i
( - - And you pay no more tlinn you do for commonplace ready-for-service
garments. ... '; ' ' '; '.' "-'.' ' . "'-"" '
In selecting Your Suit for Spring or Summer, study the hund-tail-ored
"C. & L." Clothes. Note the natural shoulder, the new and pretty
patterns in soft Oiays, Tans the clever pencil stripes.
f . PRICES; ' $15, $18, filO, $23; all tlie way to $i3.
CROSS & UWEHAN CO
Known as the Best Clothiers