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THE RALETOn DAILY TIMER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1011.
SINGERS AT
MINI
North Carolina Singers and Raleigh
thoral Society Captivate Large
Audience'
CONCERT THIS EVENING
Concert Last NIkIH Was lly All oith
Carolina Talent greeted by u
Large Audience 'I he l4irge
Ituilding Admirably Killed for the
IMii'IKWf, the AccoiikIkn Itoing
Perfect An Attractive lYogruni
lleautifully Rendered.
The North Carolina sinners, ap
pearing in (Iih concert last night fit
the auditorium completely captivated
Raleigh, as did her own ehoral so
ciety and St. Mary's Orchestra, ; b
well as the artists troni the colleges
here, here tor the time being. .Miss
Cratts and Air. Owen, from St.
Marv s; Miss Du.Mam and Mr.
Brawlev from Peace and Mr., and
Mrs. Uustav llagedorn, troni .Mere
dith college.
After the splendid dedicatory
ceremonies Tuesday night, the con
cert last night was necessarily ot
a high order arid it was certainly a
worthy successor to the opening
night.
The concert this evening, the
Grand Concert, will be equally fine
and of a ditlerent order fimiR the
Raleigh people and visitors to the
city a variety of entertainment. Vic
tor's Venetian Band and Miss Edna
Rands Dunham, soloist, can he de
pended on tp give the city such an
entertainment as thev will he proud
of.-.'
The concert last night was one
that the audience felt was peculiarly
their own for while several of the
singers and musicians were strangers
they were all North Carolinans and
Raleigh was glad to have them in
her midst and proud' of the talent
that had been summoned from the
farthest borders of the state to make
this concert one of the great events
of the week. They were greeted with
an audience that would have filled
any other auditorium In the city to
overflowing many being nnable to
get m-a-nd it was only another evi
dence ot what vast crowds the audi-
Terrible Suffering
Eczema All Over Baby's Body.
"When my baby was four months
Old his face broke out with eczema,
and at sixteen months of age, his face,
hands and arms were In a dreadful
state. The eczema spread all over his
body. We had to put a mask or cloth
over his face and tie up his hands.
Finally we cave hlni Hood's Sarsapa
rllla and In a few mouths he was en
tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy
boy." Mrs. Inez Lewis, Raring, Mnmc.
Hood's Sarsupanllii cures blood dis
eases and builds up the system.
Get It today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets culled Sarsatabs.
torlum will be able to seat that there
was still room lelt tor more than
twice as many more.
Singing seemed to be without the
least ettort, the acoustics ot the
building being so perfect.
The hrst number on the program
was an Overture "The Calit ot Bag
dad' (Poildiou bv St. 'Marv s
Orchestra. witli It. Ilium Owen, con
ductor. This Raleigh organization
was heartily applauded. .:
The next number "Will o' the
Wisp" bv Mis. .lame F'oushee, ol
(ireensboro, . had to be omitted as
Mrs. Fouslioo was unable to lie pres
ent owing to illness. Raleigh re
gretted missing the pleasure of hear
ing Mrs. Pousheo sing.
The next was a piano solo by
.lames P. Rrawley, ol Peace Insti
tute "I'tude in ('." ( Kiihonstein I
Mr Hrawley received the hearty ap
plause ot the audience as he is recog
nized as a pianist ol 'splendid ability.
The next was the solo bv Mrs. II.
I Atnelte, ot Rockv Mount, Song
ot the Soul iBreill with Mrs. llage
dorn at the. piano. As Mrs. A met te'.
beautitul contralto voice rose and
filled the .vast "auditorium' there was
a reeling .of satisfaction" that, (lie
acoustics ol the building were such
that the singers would feel no dif
ficulty. in singing in it. Mrs. Arnotte
had. to respond to an encore as. did
all of the performers Her Song
of the Soul was one ol the most sat
isfying numbers' on the program..
.Following this came a violin solo
bv (lusliiv llagedorn, ol Meredith
College, whom Raleigh always de
lights to hear. Me was accompanied
on the piano bv Mrs. Ilagedtirn play
ing lal "Adagio" tReis); (bl Kltcu
tanz ( Popper: I The audience would
be satisfied w ith nothing short of
an em-ore.
. The. first half of the program w as
concluded with "Soldier's Chorus"
from Faust (Oounod) by the Raleigh
Choral Societv, Mr. Owen at tue
piano, and Wade Brown, conductor.
Raleigh felt justly proud.. .. of this
organization ot local singers and the
hearty applause was justly due them
and Mr. Brown for his efforts .n
training them. The audience just
"Thirty Six" Touring Car $1800,
including Chalmers Self Starter.
had to have a rcpitition of the
(bonis. ,
'I he first number on the second
halt of the program, after a short
Intermission was a solo bv Mrs. Oll
niore Ward Bryant, of Durham. The
selection was "Sunlight, " waltz, song
(Ware!, and it showed well the
beautitul qualities ot Mrs. Bryant's
clear soprano voice. Her encore was
equally as .much enjoyed. She was
accompanied by Miss Alice Hundlev.
The St. Marys Orchestra lollowed
with ."popular selection from 'It
Happened m Nordland ' (Victor
Herbert). 'I here was no question
as to whether the audience liked
the selection.
The next, singer was not unknown
to Raleigh people. Miss Josephine (lil
nier, ol Wavnesville, While her
lather was Attorney Oeneral she
made Raleigh her home anil It was
a -pleasure' to have her in the pttv
again. She conies back alter a year's
study in New ork. Her solo
"Nymphs and Fawns" waltz, song
(.Members) called for a hearty ap
plause. Mr. Brown was at the piano.
'Miss - Blanche L. Crafts, of St.
Mary's, violinist, was heard for the
first time bv most of the audience
last night as she has onlv made, one
public appearance before since 'com-,
.ing to join the music faculty ot St.
Marvs. Accompanied bv Miss I-iinev,
she 1 1 1 .-1 v ' I "Rhapsodic Hongroise."
i Hansen. Miss Cralts showed her
seil tn be a finished violinist and will
be a valuable addition (o the musical
cir.'les ul IN' city. ":
Mis:-. I.ooiioinie DuMais, of I'eace
Institute, lollowed with a Recit Kind
Ana - " A itonia . incitor," from Aula
(Verdi). Mr. Dwen was at tin1 piano,''
.Mis:". DuMais has long been reeog
uizeil to have one of the must beauti
ful voices ever heard here bu: 'even
t lim e h.o have, heard her ni.isl often
were surprised last nieht at the
splendor and beatiply of"' hi r, voice
lis if ro: o an. ( tilled the auditorium. .
She was compelled, to answer to f wo
encore's,-' t he last lie in;: The Xiijit
iujiale". in W Inch tile. sv. eet .peculiarly
sa f i s ii y I n g 1 1 1 1 a I i I ies 1 f h r v 1 1 i ce w e r .
beaut ifu'lly shown. , : I
The. concert 'came to a splendid
close Willi a selection by t lie ( 'I, oral
Society "llai!! . Prvlif Abode" from
Taniihauser i Wamier. i
The concert was .so thoroughly 011
joVed that -t.here. will . probably be
another targe audience this evening
at the flraml Concert at -S,:-.':: ;..'
i oi.invt; i;i:i victim di:i.
Woman .Scveniv Wars Obi. Held
Prisoner l or lour Days Mic
cumbs.
Wilmington, Del., Oct, .1 8 Miss
Marv Khzabeth Oraham. aued TO.
who was rescued in her home at
ii
UTMOST
fell
Don't Fail to see the 1912
Chalmers Cars when you
visit the Fair. They will be
exhibited at the Fair grounds
and at our show rooms on
West Harget street.
Free To Pile
Victims
Vcxl Moiiniii? Worst Cases Wonder
hy 'I hey Never licfor,. Trird
The lioimii liable Pyramid
Pi'o ( lire.
it is i ki:i:.
lly making a tree test ol the Won-
derinl Pyramid Pile cure you are
sure of being right. Noilnug is more
disappointing than to invest in
something that don't do the work.
So. write at once to the 1'vrainld
Drug Co.. Marshall, Mich., lor a tree
t rial package and know io a cer
tainly that-here is a sure, quick and
permanent- cure, an tns'aiit relief in
worst cases of any form of piles. The
trial will enable you to rest coin
tortahlv over night, and pi the morn
ing you will - hustle .to the nearest
drug store, can't help ii.: for (he reg
ular nor package 'that puts you. on
your teet and keeps von truing, lie
sure you get what e e.- k for.
, I'se (lie coupon ! I"'.v. Mcrelv
fill in your name and address. :
I ki:i: r.cu.;i: ni rnv
Fill out the Ida: ' !,'.' ! elow
with vour name iiijii t.J.iies, cut
out "coupon anil mail to. riici'VIH
MIH DRI'O ( '( I M 1 ' V :.'.ii !i 1'vra
inid Bid)'- . Mar: lull .Vie ';. s.im
ple ol" the .ur...ii ..I'vi; :. : i , . J ...Pile
Cure w ill then : eii., ";) ;rl olli'e
liyvniiiil, FitlCK.'-in, pi;-!:!" t nipper. I
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I.e.-n r i j ; l" i oiied iii- ':: (hMmic . h'ed
Join-., -.. and iiiclil", .h. d today.
Her. deal li Was d ne :. .. .:!' -is and
piiouiiHHii-!, as .;i ti ! utiteume of
'l.e :o i.-ideiil ...
The ir! i m 1. ved : ! . :n. u house
she ov :,ed. W'tie:ii;.. ...it ,n"; the ..bed
'tire, siais gave ;isv, dvopjii'irw;-, her
to t he floor, and c, . t lie. bed I o
f'lili over he,'. She ct -le.i.'-.'t-'ii r' help but
was. lloi iiea rd. . Tiv. foUowiiin
the .ll!is11;li' lllM' llicev :.i.jied aVUie
I'.o'ise and iaili!':; if i . fespe'ise
at the il.oor coiicImH. :. "' 'r ailnt : was
away,.., . T li i tfi ir .--: -.1 woman,
iieard. l ive door lie!!, f. .;:. m as iinaliie
to make: known iie;; ,:"Vi icanii'ii' :
Subscituently tlie: : . e and several
neighbors forced :ih tit .-it" i:i'o
the .dwelling. 1'.:: ,' :s had set in
troni the, jirolotu:"'! cramped posi
tion of her body, am! jiiii'umonia had
developed Irom th "exposure- and
her weakened condition
aimers
MOTOR CARS
VALUE AT THE
j Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court last, evening
handed down opinions ns lollows:
So Investment Co. v. Postal Tel.
Co., from Heautort; no error.
Wall v: llolloman, from llertlord:
reversed. .
Hatile v. Rock Mount, irom Kdge
combe; no error.
llaivev v. Pcttawav, from Lenoir;
reversed
Rilev v. Sears, from New Hanover;
affirmed.
Klvett v.. AW I'. Tel. Co., from Har
nett ; no error.
Johnson v. Citv of Raleigh, Irom
W a ko: no error.
I'Mgorton v. Kirbv, troni .lohnstoii;
no error.
Bell v. Carolina Power and Light
Co.. Irom W ake: error.
(Irogan v. Ashe, from Wake;, af
firmed in both :i)ipeals.
Bergerv
Smith, from ; Wayne;
nioditied.
Wvatt v. S A. I.
W alve: no error.:
nizzell v. Holier IV
Railway, irom
from .'Wayne;
affirmed.
In re W ill ol Fowler
Irom Har-
neti:; new I rial, !
... !ri!oiiiison v. -''Smith,: from Wake;
erred':
I.iiirv v. A ('. L. Railroad, from
Cenilierland ; . no en nr.
Koehs v. -. Jackson, troni Cuinber
land : no error.
MeK'eliar v. McKa', from Cumber
land ; ne,w trial.
Ib'ekadav v. Lawrence, from Oran
ville; ietition to rehear dismissed. .
New Enterprises.
High Point I in n ilme show Rooms,
Iiici.i poiatcil, ol Ihcli Point; author-
i:.i:'d ca.l:,L $ I LTi.uoo, with $1.(100
oriiil -in !,;: .1. V-., I'r. d. and (!. L-Lam-
.ei i .
b.ellol.l
otiip.-inv, ot
iii iiii'i's' I iiion
Kolfprd.dHert ie
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Storage
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V and others.
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Slepiieuidl
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marl-in
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Sam
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va issued '.io
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both of Ral-
day to Mr.
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hot ll Of. Ceblllon.
'I he Pittsburg Post .advises the
iirl 'wuh the hole in her slocking"
to leave her jewelry at home. Is
that where the Pittsburg girls wear
their " jewels?
PRICE"
) CATARRH OF THE
A Cold Settled in Kidneys, Cans
nig' Serious Troiilile. IV-ru-im
Restores Ilealin.
(VATARRH of the kidneys is a very
I much neglected disease.
It is not until the disease has a
firm hold upon the kidneys that the
patient begihs to realize that: iheio
is some derangement ol these or
gans. The slight backaches, the feelings
of lassitude, and oilier warning symp
toms of liidnev disease are over
looked. Thev are not serious enough to de
tain the patient Irom his regular
work. .
Even when, he discovers that the
liidnevs are affected, he does not
recognize the dillicullv as being
caused bv catarrh.
. Catarrh is . soineiimes so very
gradual in lis approach anil Its ear
lier symptoms cause such slight, dis
comfort tiiat it is not noticed.
However, when It is once firmly
sea: imI in the kidneys it becomes a
dillicillt disease lo exlerininate.
Indeed, catarrh of the kidneys is
more serious than catarrh affecting
some ol the oilier organs of Hie body.
In the kidiievs it is liable to term-,
inafe in Bright s Disease or diabetes,
both ol which are recornized as very
serious ailments, il not latal.
The Ihlir; :o bo done, when a cold
or catarrh ol the ludnevs Is discov
ered Is Io lake some internal, sys
tematic catarrh remedy, one (hat re
li.evesi the r atari' ha I disturbances and
thus removes the cause of the dilli
cullv. Such
Peruna.
a
remedy has been found ..in
t relieves -catarrh., no mat
ter where it
in a. y b e
1 o c a t e d
in the bodv
I'F-IU'-XA FOR
KILNFV IMSKASM
whether in the more exposed tnem-
liranes uf tlie nose imd throat, of
whether in tlie remotest part ot the
kiiltleys.-:
That Peruna is at once the safest
and most reliable remedy lor catarrh
ot the kidney is proven bv the many
testimonials writ feu- by---, those who
have experienced its benefits, ' .
The -testimonials given here are
onlv specimens ol the many testi
monials on on r records, , pirtiiii)ing;
to the relief afforded bv Peruna in
severe cases ol kidnev trouble.
( atiirrli of Kidneys.
.ludge C. .1. Park, R, F. D. 4-.
(Ireensboro. Oreene Co.. (is., writes:
"Thirty" Torpfdo $1500,
fully equipped.
KIDNEYS
NOT ALWAYS RECOGNIZED
' For a long time I was troubled with
catarrh of the kidnevs, and alter
taking Peruna I feel like a new man.
I think it tue greatest catarrh medi
cine ot the age. and believe it will
cure any case of catarrh on record "
MR. JOHN IV. WATKIIMS.
Mr. .lohn N, Walkins, :i!:il A
Crilienden St.. St. Loins, Mo., writes:
"Among all tlie g really adver-
liscd ine liciues tor kidney and
bliiilder trouble (here is nothing
winch cqiials I'd una. I sufleied
li.i scleral years Willi this trouble
spent Iiuiiilieds ol dollars on I
doctors anil medicine and all to I
no purpose, ii ii 1 1 I took Peruna.
"One bottle dtil mc iiioie good
I ban nil (be olbel s put togetlicr,
as lliey only poisoned niv system.
lYriimi filled me. 1 used it for
tour moiitliN beloio a -oniiete
i lice uas accomplished, Imt am I
Hilly gialelul to you. 1 In- least
I can do in return is to m-knowl- i
edge the inei'ils ol Pciuiia."
Kidnev i rouble, Weak Back.
Ml l P.iodern I . Tut'. Had 4(Ull
St.. Chicago,. Ills.. writes: 'I have
been sullenug Irom a weak back and
kidney trouble for some time ' ntid
have been able to find reliel only
throimh the use of Peruna. During
the winier season I usually keep a
liottle of vour .medicine in the house,
and bv taking a dose at night I am
fooling fine the next morning.
, Some of .-my'; friends assure me .
thai Pr'iuna is equally as good lor
their various ailments, but 1 do
know that tor kidnev trouble and
suflering Irom
equal."
a weak back it has no
r SI 4
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