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BOYLAN-PEARCE CO, j BOYLAN-PEARCE CO BPYUN-PURCE CO.
CLEAMNG
.A
SALE
SMITH'S SUPERB RUGS!
Greatest Cut Ever Put on in Raleigh.
This givat manufacturer has made a . great cut in
prices and our buying an immense lot, which has just
arrived, gives you the Cream at Sensational Prices. See
the name stamped on the back of each JJug, every one
.perfect and fully guaranteed.
Large Room-size Bugs, 9x12 feet.
$40.00 Imperial Smyrnas. .. . . . . . . . . Cut to $24.67
$35.00 Smith's Wilton Velvet, seamless . . Cut to $21.13
$25.00 Smith's Colonial Velvet, seamless . Cut to $17.34
$25.00 Smith's Axminster . . . . ; . . . . . . . Cut to $14.83
$15.00 Smith's Nepperhan Brussels, seamless,
Cut to $10.99
$25.00 Smith's Phil. Brussels, seamless.
$25.00 Manhattan Axminster . . . . .
$12.50 Tapestry. Brussels, 3 seams. . . .
SMALL RUGS.
$100 Manhattan Axminsters 3(5x72 in.
$3.00 Manhattan Axminsters 27x(!0 in.
$3.00 Velvets, high grade 3(5x72 in.
$2.00 Velvets, high grade 27x51 in. . . . . . . . . $1.10
, There are,. several-hundred -Rugs- in this Clearance
Sale. No Rugs will be charged or sent out on approval
at these prices. Better hurry for a choice pattern.
A fair-sized crowd saw the dally
matinee in police court this morning,
I The court dragged along with just an
I ordinary program, the card containing
no actors of any note, nor acts of
I special Importance. Judge Harris main
talned the high rank, given him by
those who have watched the proceed
intra since Judge Badger left. While
he pushes the cases along as fast as
possible, yet he weighs both sides
well and "gives 'em whats coming to
'em." -'
'. iH, Blake, colored, plead guilty
to .the charge of being drunk, and was
given the costs to pay.
Ollie Ball, a small colored lad, ap
peared before his honor charged wun
stealing a gold watch and pocket-book,
also three pounds of butter. He plead
fiullty and was bound over to superior
ct urt under bonds of $r0 in each case.
V. H. Moore, white, faced his honor
with the charge of creating a nuisance
or his place by 'cursing and drinking,
but upon the advice of the chief of
police and city attorney, a h'ol. pros,
! was taken.
Charles Trice, colored, was registered
on the police blotter under the charge
of running's disorderly house.
C. H.. Card testified that he lived
about 20 steps from Trice and that he
has seen nennle BO to his place to
drink. The rear of his store Is divided
off and the men gather In there to sing,
pick the banjo and dance late Into the
night. , Has heard a great deal or
cursinsr there on Sundays. Men and
women congregate around the place.
Mr. J. H. Worlds said he lived about
40 feet from Trice's place, and the dis
turbance Is usually on Sunday's. Curs
ing and drunkenness is there generally
every dav and night.
Mrs. Worlds said the crowds gather
there at nights and on Sundays, and
hears cursing going on.
Other witnesses trstllled to the gen
eral dlsordiness of 1 he place.1
George Thomas said that crowds
gather at the place on Sunday but
he has heard very little cursing. Trice
said he sold cold drinks, Ice cream
etc.. and never allows any cursing and
whiskey drinking inside the place.
Works at the Tin ker Building Pharm
acy In the day. Oerlared that if any
cursing begins inside, he always asks
hem out.
A fine of J5.00 and costs was given
him and he was also notified that
policemen will visit the plnce regularly
o keep down the noise.
tir Annua
UNO
Sales
Cut to $14.04
Cut to $13.99
Cut to $ 8.24
.. .. .. $2.45
$1.50
$1.99
MATTAMlShVF.F.T RAlMtOAO
XOW SKKMS CKKTAIXTY.
Weathers Furniture Co.
121 East Martin Street - - - - - - - Raleigh, N. C.
"YOU BANK THE DIFFERENCE."
A proposition to construct the M;it-
tanmskeet Railroad 'from 'Lake 'Mat.-,
tainuskeet to Belhaven and on to
Washington was submitted at'a meetr
ing of the council of state last even
ing and the road will bo built if the
people of that section arc in earnest.
The length of the road would be 105
miles and would erftend through a
rich section of country. Northern cap
italists arc .behind- the movement. The
state has considerable interest m the
property.
The matter was presented to the
council of state by Mr. Oilhert H. Oil
hert, of New York, and his attorney,
Mr. ' Charles L. : Abernathy, of Beau.
fort, and Mr. E. L,. Travis, of Halifax,
Present at the conference were also
Mr. S. S. Mann of Swan Quarter
(.'apt. George O. Studdert, of Washing
ton, N. : Mr. Joseph F. Tayloe. of
Washington, president of the road; Mr,
Surry Parker, of Plnetown ; Mr. R. N
Xcal, Mr. A. M. Duinay and Mr.
Dempsey Grimes, of Washington.
-. L1TTLK .IOSF.PH KRWIV'V
(irauilHon of Chief Justice Walter
Clark lirl lit Mortranton This
Morning.
Little Joseph, ille Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. -.Joseph. K. Krwln, of Morgan-
ton, died there this morning at the
age of one vear.
The sad news of the little one's death
came to his grandfather, Chief justice
Walter Clark, of this city. The funer
al will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Chief Justice Clark. Mr. Walter Clark,
Jr., Misses Eugenia and Sallle Clark
will go to attend the. funeral service.-
$17.85
Raleigh to New York City
AND RETURN
Via
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Tickets on s;ile, all 'trains .lime 15th. (Jood to
return any day unt il June 25th,. Special Sleeper
open 9:00 p. rn. June lltli. Klcctric liighted Train,
livery Comfort.. Fast Schedule. Quick Trip.
CYB. Ryan, G.P.A.
H. S. LEARD, D.P.A.
ASKS FOIl 910,000 DAMAf.FS
FOIl AIU'SK OF PIKK KSS.
Suit has been entered In Wake su
perior court by J. H, Eason, of Zeb
ulon against J, C. Jeffreys, also of
Zebulon, and damages in the sum of
$10,000 will be asked. The complaint
has not been filed, but Eason will al
lege abuse of process, claiming that
Jeffreys had him arrested at Zebulon
for failure to pay a board bill, when
matter of fact the arrest was
made on this charge in order to hold
the plaintiff until a warrant could he
served oh him from Johnson county in
another case. The first warrant, It Is
claimed, was withdrawn as soon as
the second had been served. Mr, t'has.
IT. Harris. Of Raleigh and Mr. L, H.
Allred, of Johnston, are attorneys for
Eason. . '.""''
TAK HF.FLS ATTKXO KIR
SIXDAV SCHOOL Ml
;i:riNo.
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Slashing, Smashing
Discount Sale
SLASH
Everything practically cut iu two. Biggest sale
ever on record in this establishment.
SMASH
go the prices..' We have marked all our goods
down 20 per cent, especially for this sale.
DASH
to our shop before the Big Rush that's bound to
come. However, every one will be taken care of
courteously. A busy day doesn't fuss us up at
all. We love it.
CASH
can be saved if you'll come in and see our won
derful bargains.
You are welcome at 'the Slashing, Smashing,
Dashing Sale, beginning June 6,-1911, at the
Busy Place of. .
A. C. HINTON,
, North Carolina's Foremost Tailor. .
Merchants National Bank Building,
Faycttcviiic St. - - - Raleigh, N.G
The North Carolina -delegation to
the International Sunday School Con
vention, to be held in San Francisco
rrom June 20 to "27, left yesterday af
leioon. Mr. N. B. Broughton of Ral-
eigh Is a member of the executive
committee and Is on the program. Ex
Oov. R. B. Glenn also being on the
program. The other North Carolinians
who will attend the convention are
Messrs, J. Van Carter and F. B. Phil
lips, of Raleigh, Messrs. J. W. and
Hugh Thompson, of Goldsboro, Rev. A.
O. Dixon, of Hlsh Point and Rev.
Lewis Collins, of Ashevilie. ,
Foley Kidney Pills contain just the
ingredients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action of the kidneys I
and bladder. Try them yourself.
King Crpwell Drug Co. ,
Edenton Street Sunday
School.
AXXI'AL P1CXIC KXllRSIOY
TO
LAKKVIKW, X. C.
Tuesday, June I39 1911
SF.AKOAIW AIR LIXi BY,
HOrXIKTIUP KATKS:
Adults ..,'.... . . . . . .$1.00
CliiMmi . . . ...... .$ .SO
Train l'aves Raleiuli 8 a. m.
Returnlnj; Ijeovos Iiakeview
;', ': .' - p. m. .'.
TICKETS OX SALE
J. I. Ri)riui CimMny, Thiem
Ai Hinlsouif, T. A. Partln
Company, and Union Station.
Great Values in Women's Linen Dresses
Values up to $16.50 for $9.90
Values up to $30.00 fpr $16.50
The first to get to this lot of Pure Linen Dresses will not only
secure the npick of the pile", but the benefit of the highest values at
the lowest prices ever named by this store this early in the season.
LADIES SUMMER DRESSES
Oue-pipco, all Linen Drosses, of line finality, superb workmanship.
Low neck, short sleeves, prettv pipings and button-trim; worth $13.50.
Oth ei's with Kimona sleeves, skirts tucked and embroidered; worth
15.00. And again, swell styles in high neck, short sleeves, Irish lace
and embroidery elaborately used in the embellishment of these $16.50
values. All colors to choose from. Choose while they last at the .
June Sale Price, $9.90
Other styles of beautifully-made one-piece Linen Dresses, elaborately
trimmed with buttons, embroidery, laces and pipings. White, with
black and natural linen, with garnet and light blue trimmings. Ideal
for morning service. Value $15.50. June Sale Price, $11.50
These $17.50 and $18.50 one-piece Linen Dresses come in all good
colors, and are triinmed with Irish crochet, hand-embroideiy, and
Clunv Laces. Our most, stylish gannent. June Sale Price, $12.50
$22.50 Linen Dresses in white and natural colors, with Dutch Collars,
open front, short sleeves, Bulgarian embroidery.--: The snappiest of
the Bummer styles and richly worth our regular price.
June Sale Price, $14.75
$25.00 and $30.00 superb creations for female adornment. We are lost
in the "Labyrinth of Wonder and Amazement" in our attempt to
describe the beauty of these artistic models. The very top-notch of
American styles. Just 31 of these dresses in white, natural, and as
sorted shades. June Sale Price, $16.50
This sale of Linen Dresses will long be remembered for years to come.
Don't Miss Your Chances.
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY
RANI) WANTS STANDS IX
RALEIGH'S TWO PARKS
The Third Regiment Band, for
which the board of aldermen recent
ly authorized the construction of
band stands in Nash and Moore
squares, Is ready to give free con
certs twice a week. Mayor Johnson
said today that he would call the
matter of building the stands to the
committee having it in hand, with the
Idea of early concerts.
A reek Into His Pocket.
would show the box of Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve that E. S. Loper, a car
penter, of Marllla, N. Y always car
ries." I have never had a cut,
wound, bruise, or sore It would not
soon heal," he writes. Greatest
healer of burns, bolls, scalds, chapped
hands and Hps, fever sores, skin
eruptions, eczema, corns and piles.
25c at King Crowell Drug Co.
NORFOLK-SOUTHERN
Puts on Broiler Parlor Cars Between
Norfolk and Raleigh First Car
From Raleigh Monday, June 12th.
Beginning with first car leaving
Raleigh on Train 12,. June 12th,
Broiler Parlor Car, service will be
inaugurated between Raleigh and
Norfolk on trains' 1-3 and 2-12 via
Wilson, Greenville, Washington, and
Elizabeth City.
This service will enable passengers
to take breakfast and lunch en route
to Norfolk and take lunch and din
ner en route to Raleigh. .-' t20
Miss Louise Bruce Right Eaton.
daughter of Mrs. Henrietta Ertton
died yesterday morning at 8:40 and
wtJi be ' burled from First. Baptist
church Sunday tf.au . .
Robt. E. Lee says:
"When to the intelligence of
Southern men we have added
the wholesome instinct of sav
ing money no race will equal
7 its."-. ,'. , ; " :. -
The best way'to save money
is to. buy Real Estate in a good
part of your home town, where
it will increase in Value with
the process of the years.
There is no property on the
market that will equal what we
are offering In CAMERON
V' PARK. .;..;: :'
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The Parker-Dunter
Realty Company
. SELLING AGENTS.
TOILET SETS
10 Pc. Sets, 93.08 to S.50
12 Pc. Seta, $5.00 to $15.00
WATER COOLERS -
$1.50, 2, 92-50, 93, 93.50
LAWN SWINGS
2 Passenger . . .. . 94.50
4 Passenger . ... 90-00
HAMMOCKS
91. OO to fS.OO. , i '. (
LIQUID VENEER
For Dusting, .
25 and 50c. Bottles.
the
J.D.RIS6MC0.
' lt4 Farettevffla Street
WHEN YOU
ARE ILL
you want the host pre
scription work. Pre
scriptions filled by com
petent and accurate
druggists, men who have
had experience.
Our prescription de
partment is In charge of
registered druggists.
J. C. BRANTLEY,
Masonic Temple. Phone 15.
HONEY TO LEND.
Id Wake County Ontf. t
O Hither Real or Personal Securltf.
18-11 Fullea Balldlax, Ottf.
At The
RALEIGH'S THEATRE BEAUTIFUL.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY.
In
CARR TRIO.
New Songs and Dances.
ERNEST LINWOOD.
The Party From the South A Few Minutes In Coo oology.
KINCAID & LESTER.
A Singing and Dancing Sister Team.
COMING. A HIGH CLASS SINGING ACT.
PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME.
Three Performances Daily, 3';3(i $,15, and, d:30 p. m.
PRICES: Matinee, 5 and 10c. Night, 10 and 15c.
Special Suit Values
8.50 and
The quality of "C, & L. jCo.V' Suits is too well established to need com
mendation. In our $1&.50 and $20.00 Suits we are giving honest values, our aim being
to supply in each suit the best that can be made for the 'price. NV
They are uniformly made, they give "dollar for dollar" value to the man
that wears them. 1 ' -.-'-.
$1
$20
CROSS & LINEHAW CO
KNOWN A3 USE BEST CLOTHIEES
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