Wednesday,' The Raleigh Dily TimeS Augustl6.
'MMs
TRADE
This famous Rug known
he world over for the porch
jr any room in the house.
w
vi';.ii:jn:jlll.jirijj n ?
v' 121 e.MartinStv RALEIGHV.N)fcf.r
25 per cent Off
K u!ar -prices this week.
I o s c them is to buy
BOYLAN-PEARCE C0V
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
GENERAL PREPARATIONS AUK BEING MAIE FOR A LARGE INCREASE OP OUR BUSINESS.
ALLOXf ORDS AT COST
For next 15 days we offer our entire
.-stock: of high grade Oxfords at cost, in
cluding the..-. "Stetson"-.-line the best Ox
ford made.
East M', East
Marfin ' T" Martin
Street Jffmm Stt
A Kood sized crowd attended the
matinee held ly Judge Watson In
the police court yesterday after
noon. T.ie cunositv seeUeri were
tuere Inrpcly to see iind hear
thouxh a huge number of witnesses
were. in attendance.
.William, Finch, colored, faced the
court wit li the chaw of helot; delink
Iti th cil.v -market-.
Utlicer Mcltniv told ol orderinK
him e-i: of i!:e city inui'liet and when
he refused, not Ol ll(;r ' WvuU to
hei lii in cany him down to the .sta
tion house.
$.",.ni and cost was his. hill.
Floyd Koers, white. ili-;i J guilty
to the .clmrjje -of heiuK, drunii and
was. ;(iued -. mi iind cosl: '
loll II Kelly. colored,, paid the cost
$-.-'!."i. tor leaving hi- horse and rar
rin.e alone ;it, the union station.
. ' Winder Wolliari,, colored,. ". was
ciia'i-Hei vii h :slioofiiiK: lloli tiieen t
.lohiisloii s treet,, hhi uu account of
I ho . .a h.M'iice ol lit loriieys, J lie' case
wa.. continued until Tuesday aticr
iii.on. . ;'
Cornelia . Haves, colored,, faced t he
c'..Mii:f; w ii h tlie charge liisolalei' I y con
duct anil loud iind liciistermis cui'sinn
on I lie street. -
Alex Farriniston was fined $!("
for not .being present at a witness
in this rase. i
Eulah Terrell told of liearinu l.or-
nella cnrHinn and saw her healing
her daughter at I iie house and after
the child got; into the street,, shefol
lowed curmiiK and raising a racket.
I'hought Cornelia Was a little dratn-
niy." Denied em phat n ail v that she
had enticed Nellie II avi s, Cornelias
daughter, to her ;, ion.se lor immoral
purposes.
Cornelia -Terrell-told ol Cornelia
Hayes beating ami cursing lierl
daughter at her mother s house, and
of the cursing out on the street,.
A story jvas i old )v t he .' del'eiidiint-
of liow her child liiul.'-heeh enticed to I
t.ie Terrell liomi" w -1 1 1 n has a verv
bad reputation ami .when: she got
there found her ::n I. and w as so mud
slapped her t Ii ! ee t i uies, ' '
Nellie lluje, iul)) ii! her mother
heat iii'fj her and .euisiiig her'.: Han
from her lieiaiise siii'':iii afraid o'l
her.
The case . Was ; d i -uiisseil, the . ol :
licer who wa- a w n ni'ss . nd uiadc
he arrest was not present, and the
vidence of the , in iJI children-, could
hardlv he . ta uen
It
Pays to be
Prompt
LOCAL BRIEFS.
-. ' Mr..,. X. (i.. ; Whitfield vonlipnes
(iiiie ill a I hi:: heme on , hMenton
.-t 1 eel. - - - - ... .-
,':.:' !': iet;.l id .Mr. V.' K Fai-'i'ii
will i-.es'.-re't to .learn I hat le ::.:; .,:i-r-
i.oiiMl y. ii I nt : his iioiiie on Kayette
v i 1 If - i reel.
An HI.-HI ynnntlan Homo Sicliool. I'repartory nd Colli-RHto Conned Art.
l-.xr-nminn. Phyalcnl Cullurr, Pod,iK'ny. Uiwlmm. Dnmrslio Soioncc. Muslol
lllKb .jtiin.liird nminUlned by Inrao atnff of experlcncod. collnm-tralni-d in
atnirturs. iako only one hundred tionrdirn and toiii-hi'S thu Individual. Unmu
piuwd hoidth rocord. Bridle lllldincs. 8u.ra- b.'at. Kxeellont lal.lo. Una, .vm.
mwhiin., l'iirk.lkocampua. ;CoiK'i.rl., Ira-turn, tennia, basketball. Wrlto lor out
OHtaluir buloruanluclliiK the oolli-xe for your daueiitir. .
MN' JEROME STOCKARD, President, Ralegh. N. C.
MEREDITH COLLEGE
One of I lie few omen's Collegi-s in the Soulli wliuli otTerS an
1) gree reprcsenl mg lour years lit genuine oollege work.
Itelieved to lie llu- cheapest Woman's College of it grade in the
Som Ii.
I i i lli'iit Mdiools -rf Music, . li t, and l-.locution.
MEREDITH ACADEMY AND GRADED SCHOOL
l ull A 1,1, .K Mil- S.
Itovs iidiinCcil I-, tin- lust eight grades'. otiipcleiit, f'arrful tcacli
r. Keiison.ilile rales.
Next session opens September, I ;5. Aildresn
Proudonl R. T. VANN Raleigh, N. C.
Tailored-to-Measure
Clothing
Patterns now on display
for early fall wear
Willi ;m i'icit iii.'in ill t lie Ik -in I ol' 1 liis !) ;i ! -iiu-iil.
ami wit Ii ;i c!I m IitIciI line , i if new wooli'iis,
iiii-liidniu.' llw i'aiii'ilcs of Ion-ion niaiiuracliin-. we
inilc y. hi In raimi!r 1 lie dis day licl'mr vuit place
mir I'ltlrr I'm!' vniii- j-'all Siiil .
There is a sense if sat isl'ael imi, I'min n I'liinleri
alile niint ol' iew, l 'sal linns its y-oal only .in the
(ailoivd-lo-ineasiire .ariiU'iit.
Past eNperieiire has all to do with whet her you
H'el ihe aeiiie ol' this rnmlorl. Our nianan'cr li.is hail
experience t hat is wotili soinet liin to yon.
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.
"Best in Ready-mades."
Teleplwine . - 214 FyettevUIe Bt.
. liids for furiiishiiig ihe new a-.i,l-
it i i ii iij will, he opened Seiteiu lier 1 ,
end it is exjiecteil to haVe Ihe build
ing- rei-dj' ,1'or use hv. ()i. io).'i. 1 . .
!:' T M .1,0 dan. -ie. i-'usi-
ciaii, w ill meei i he children of I he
Wiley School: at tile hiiildillg 'I'liTirs
d.iA i'rom 1 I to 1 lor I he, iii rpiise of
evil in iniiig t he . Viiicituil ion scars.
.','.:. 'I'li.e siate print ing com mission
lias awarded ihe printing this y -ar to
-K. : A. I'z.ell ( 'onipatiy and to Kd
wiii jis ,v Itiaeighton. ' t.lie ilivisioti be
inu a. ne.-i ly equal as j ossible.
Mr W. K. .lolinson :-eiir,-s,.iil-tpine.iioin
r.ert.ie county in 'he last
legi.-ilat lire, is attending Ihe grand
ei.ica ni. iineti t (if .()(l(l: .'eloW'V in Ral
eigh. Mr. .ioltiison. is one of Ihe bjg
gos; democrats in the : slaie. lie
weighs , j mi pounds.
Fl Mill.ll, dl' Mit. WV.ATT.
Will Ite Held I'rom I'jrsl llaplNI
Chilrcli Ibis Altcinoon at Siv
loK.
The luneral services nl Mr. Job.
IV Wyatt. will be lield from the First
lla.pt ist cli urch th is after noon at six
o'clock conducted by the pastor. Rev.
I , . (I Ki-Hv, who was called
home troui (leorgai to conduct the
riineral. and Ite v.- W. (Y Tyree, ol
High : Point, ...-former pastor -'of - Mr.
'Vyattv , .,. ':.'.. ."..-.:":'-
. The rnti.'niVenf. will be in Oak wood
cemetery . 'v
The pall bearers will be:
Active I. M. I'roctor. It. 10. I,.
Yates. .11). Itriggs. W. K. Dewar.
I'h.l Tl-.iin. o '.Hay. W. H.
id'ake. ,lr . A. . l. Johnson. ''.'.
Ilonorarv Deacons ol First Hap-
lisr churidi and K. C. Duncan, J. A.
Hrtggs, A. II. (;reen, (!en M. Moore,
F. W. Whil man, ol Halt nnore.
.Mr. AVvntt passed awav yesterday
morning at .11:45 at his home on
North Dawson street,,, surrounded by
his wite and his children, Mrs. Carl
I'. Norris. ol Diirhani, alid Messrs.
William, liobei-t and Marion Wyatt,
ol this citv all ol whim have been
with him itiul nursed Hini faithfully
during, his illness. . . '
The deepest svmpathv f many
Iriends goes out to them in their bej
raveiuent, lor the loss ol Mr. Wyatt
is universally telt throughout the
city as he was one of llaleigh's most
prominent and enteprlsing . citizens,
highly respected and liked by all.
High I'oint Company ( bartered.
A charier was issued bv the secre
larv ol stale todav to "the Round,
Knob 1'ark Comianv. or High Point.
I'ne ohects ol the corporation are
to develop and deal in real estate.
The authorized capital is $ 1 00.000.
witli $:;". 000 subscribed bv .1. M.
Manpin, J. V. Tonilinson, CI. T. 1'erry
and others.
NTItlCKKX I i ll I' IK ., VMS.
Son i I Rev. 1 1 . . Ilnilov. l'astor cf
l.oiusliurg Raplil ( bun Ii. Mi li k
en.
; I he news ha i--a- le d the. city thai
Robert Haihn l .,, i,n ul l;, It W
tiailey;. pastor ui I He lia il ist clnicch
at. I.oiiisliurr:, was ,ii'e ken Wit h pii .
ralysi;f on Jas: S,it.;irday.;. The vouii!-
man is ' in. a sei inus condit ion, and
the niaii) friends of t he ininlster w ill
regret to ijeac i.i.. I'ae illne.-'i of his
son, . and wish, lor litiii a speedy .re
covery ..' '
M It. .IOII. . CLARK IS
ill with Ari'i:ii( ins.
.Mr. John W ( la.j.l., assi .;'iaiU is ii
lierlntendent . of : t he. Krw in .cotton
mills at Durham,. in liroiight toda
to. the iioi-ie of his latiier. C.iiil
lustice Wal;er .:i,-1i:;-.,,siift'eriug with
I'ppendicil.ie.s. I w as a.ecohipanied
from,-; Durham by -liis. brotner,: 'Mr,
Walter Clark, ..IK;' and .Dr.. II. A,
iiov.-ter. . .Mr. I'lail-: was a great deal
bete;:- ti-day ,-:;d liends ot rhe laiui-
lyj w ill hope for him a. rapid and
corn plete recovery.
Shrewil shoppers never sland liack whenever and wlicrovcr attractive of
l'erint;s are lcavie. Tlicy wisc.lv answer the call and heinu; first on the spot,
iisuallv make i lie niosl prolitahle in vestineiits, to the envy of others.
LADIES' LINEN DRESSES. '
Not -so many, hut it is the extraordinary allies offered, that we wish to
emphasize. True, thev are left o crs of a prosperous season, hut every one is
ri-hl up -in th- mark fl.r style. : Were 1D.iKl, .fl.).0(t, .fl.OO ami .f L'..(. Take
choice ot an v an I all for . ! $5.00
WHITE LINGERIE WAISTS.
Daintv. Co.il, W'ah W'aisl s of t lie present iopular si vies. 'orth 1 fl.oO
lor . ". 98c.
I Iiu'Ik r I'i'aile W'jnsls. m a tempi mu' variety, Lace and Kinhroidcrv Irinim-
1 .1. Woilh up 1o l.V lor ' $1.48
SILK AND SATIN PETTICOATS.
.1 ust a hi He lot 1o close, a clean, clear saving of ")() jier cent, heretofore
our leading line for SLW nmv , . ..... ... .... .... ..... .... .... ... . $1.98
SOFT FRENCH FELT HATS.
Soft Kelt Hats in While and 'delicate colors a re all the ratt- for the inid-season-
becoming to most any face, and not loo liiili priced. They are .at once
read sellers. A 11 v where from ...... ...... ................ . .$3 00 to $6.50
SCOTCH PLAID AND PERSIAN SILKS.
Shirt AVaist Silks in pleasing Persian design and highland Scotch effet-ts
in the darker shades for earh Fall will doiild less prove attract ive to A'our
likiiia-. alues 1.00, !el.2" an, I sj-'l.no for. ... . . . ...... . ..... . .89c. and $1.00
WOMEN'S WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
I In nd reds of I hese popular priced Skirts are sold.lirst j'heeausetliey arean
-every day ut dity dress: and. secondly, that the price is within reach of all.
Anv size larye or small for . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . .... . . . . . . .98c.
'ROUND ABOUT THE STORE.
H la n icy Linen for 1 his week . . , ... . ... . . . , ... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ... . .90.
K'lhlion St ripe and Dimit y ( 'heck M us! ins' for . ........... ..... . . . . . , . . . .10c.
White 'ot ton I'oplin, t wo weiyhls 15c.
(Quarter Mercerized Hal ist c ...... . . . ............. . . .................. .18c.
fancy Dress Lawns up to l-V . . . , .... , . . ... ..... . . . , . . . . , . ... . ..... . . . lOc.
Dunitii's. .-Orirandies and Foulards to 2u: . . . . ... .............. . . . .-. .15c.
( 'orset ( 'overs Lace and Linhroidercd ..... ... . . . . . ..... ............. .25c.
Kiniona Waists ..... ... . ; . . .... .49c.
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY
4
ROSES
AM) ( I T FLOW MRS.
Wedding and 1'loral Designs
of 1 liiii-acter. The m st coin
plete slock 111 the enure Soulli.
C. A. LYLE & CO.
Jones Mreet and Seawcll Ave.
Ilav I'lione, -tv C.. :.
Mght Phone, C. C. Tt'lTt.
This is the way we do it.
In -) iiiimiles, ivhile you wail.
Ask our Many ciisloincls If II isn't
the best.
close our
PRICES
POUCH SWIXtiS.
.".00 Ui-giilili- ( lose-out S.L75
i.awx swix;s.
.00 r our-pa.sscnger So.OO
SL" rwo-iiiissi-nger $l.2."
'lliese are the best ol (heir kind
THE
Tortured for 15 Years.
by a cure-defying stomach trouble
that baffled doctors, and resisted all
remedies he tried, John W. Modders,
of Moddersville, Mich., seemed doom
ed. He had to sell his farm and
givo up work. His neighbors said,
he can't live much longer." "What
ever I ate distressed me," he wrote,
till I tried Electric Hitters, wnicn
worked such wonders for me that I
can now eat things I could not take
for years. Its surely a grand remedy
for stomach trouble." Just as good
for the liver and kldneyB. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 60c at King
Crowcll Drug Company.
I OUTSOLf VJ
J. D. RIGGAN CO.,
CHINA- AND TOY STOUN
lta Fayettevllto Streat.
CLAUDE B. DENSON
ATTOHXKY AT LAW
1'robnte Priictlee a Spedalty.
()flice in Cnpitiil Club ISldg, 'Phono
807K.
Hollingsworth IVIusic Co.
118 EAST 'MARTIN STREET, RALEIGH, N. 0.
AT HOBBY BROS. & RANKS,
Starr Pianos
Made in Fifty Styles nad
Pricea.
Starr, Richmond,
Trayser, Remington,
Weiler, and Player
PIANOS.
hi un
liigli ciuu
Our Terms are more ponu-
useful thun ninny oth
er, our prices are un low
be hud, consistent with
liigli ciuulity.
Workmanship, Tone, Scale, Finish, Touch will suit you, aa
well as our terms and prices. Wo will lie tclml to talk with you
alHtut your Piano purclinse und give you what information we can
command. -
Write or phone us. Send for Catalog. Due both phone.
HOLLINGSWORTH MUSIC COMPANY,
At Hobby & Banks Furniture Store - . - RALEIGH. N. O.
The Whole Family Reads The Raleigh Daily Times.
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP,
11. I PAYNE, Prop.,
TIMES II I' I LI) I NO.
Garbage Cans
at $1.25, $1.75, $3.25
Best Quality
r . . 1
Carolina Hardware Co.,
Wilmington Street.
"HOTEL RALEIGH"
RAIiEIGH, N. O.
(A House "Worth WhlU)
DOWELL COBB. '
Manhattan Shirts
Reduced
i
Our entire stock ot Manhattan Shirts in Fancy Patterns reduced, i
$1.50 Values now $1.15
$2.00 Values now $1.40
$2.50 and $3 Values now $1.90
V . .-- ... ' -; ....
CROSS & LINEMAN CO
J
A Want Ad. In The Raleigh Daily
KNOWN: AS THE BEST CLOTHIERS.
TIukw Will Work Wonder for
- l'our 13ulne8,