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rr J 1 1 : JIALKIUIL DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1912.
SOCIAL
By Miss $uik idea.
OVER THE KILLS.
Over the hills and far away
A little boy steals from his morn
ing's play,
And under the blossoming , apple
" tree ;
He lies and he dreams of the things
to be;
Of battles fought and victories won,
Of wrongs o'erthrown and of great
deeda done'
Of the valor that he shall prove some
day
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills and far away!
Over the hills and tar away
It's oh! for the toils of the livelong
. day!
But it mattered not to the soul
aflame
With a love , for riches and . power
and fame!
On, oh man, while the sun is high
; On to the certain joys that lie
Yonder where blazeth the moon or
day!
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills and far away.
Over the hills and far away
An old man lingers at close of day ;
Now that his journey is almost done,
His battles fought and his victories
won
The old-time honesty and truth,
The truthfulness and the friends of
youth.
Home and motherwhere are they?
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills and far away!
Eugene field.
Thought for the Day.
The best thing to give your enemy
is forgiveness; to an opponent, tol
erance; to a friend, your heart; to
your child, a good example; to your
mother, conduct that will make hoi
proud of you; to yourself, respect;
to all men, charity. F. M. Balfour.
Miss Vera King has returned from
a vis,'t to relatives in Durham.
Master Culbreth Van Lacr, who
has been visiting his grandparents,
Dr. aiid Mrs. N. M. Culbroth, re
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STORE CHANGES
Repairs and improvements are to be made in
our store at an early date. As there will be con
siderable tearing up from side walk to t oof it will
be almost impossible to protect all the goods from
damage. Our shelves should be cleared by the
time work begins. That we may empty the shelves
as rapidly as possible, every single article is re
duced in price. This clearance sale begins at once
FMOS.
Ladies Furnishings and Novelties.
Next to Masonic Temple.
ALWAY SOMETHING NEW.
Both rbooet, FUleigh and CapiUl City.
li
EVENTS
turned today to his home at Rieh:
mond.
Mrs. Waildell left today for Rocky
Mount. '
Mrs. C
Norfolk.
X. (iooduo left today for
. Mrs. (iraham Andrews left today
to spend a few days at Goldsboro.
.
Mrs. .1. U. liissett and Mrs. E. H.
(ioodwin lei't today for Henderson.
.Mrs. John A. l'ark and Master
John, junior, have returned .from a
visit to Kenly.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .1. Jarvis,
of Greenville, are sp ading a few
days in the city. ''""'.'.
: -- - -
Mrs. C. V. Granger, who has been
visiting .Mrs. Thos. S. Kenan, re
turned to Goldsboro.
Mrs. Mary Burton, who lias been
visifUig hor son, Mr. (). M. Burton,
returned I o Portsmouth today.
Sir. .and' Mrs. V. K. Kreeland and
children, of Durham, are speuding
some time with relatives in the city.
".
Miss l.ella Dye, who for the past
four years has been secretary to
the board of directory of the stale
hospital, has resigned her position.
. Mrs. M. W. Crocker, of Columbus,
Ohio, who has been visiting her
parents. Col. and .Mrs! J. ('. L. Har
i W., left today for Richmond,
, '
Dr. and Mrs. R. II. Stancil returned-to
.Mai'f.arettesville today. Vr.
Stancil is president of the board of
directors at the state hospital and
was here to al'end the meeting of
the board "of directors.
Mi s. V.'. il: Bishop, returned ' io
I'e'crsliurg today where she is spend
ing some time with her' husband,
who is still In the-" hospital there
r'cov(riug ii'oin his injuries in the
'.v.vclt (,f Vii. i;r,. Mix friends are
phased thai, he is getting on so
nicely. ,
A. PARTIN CO,
GRAND THEATRE
f El - E(Q)UE
In
To do every reasonable
Hiing that will ma he
every 'Burroughs User a
Booster that is the end
and motive of Rurroug'.is
Service.
It -costs Us a . lot of
money to give service, - .
i ' -
but we know ; nut 1 ;!U.-
(ntfl boosters are worth
wore than a million .
l.noii.eis.
We'll give, you thai .
service, to maKo ; ou :i
boost er.
. Do you Want il? .
Bm rouble. liliug Machine Co.
Iiui"'(iiig,liK Bidg., Lyncbburg.
Knic! t.uncd Sandwich Chili.
Mrs. James l'ti pleasantly enter
tained the .Sandwich ('lull at her
bene .on Ni.it.li Blount street this
ni'irt.iu'..-.
'
I'or Mrs. l.:i(igliiiij.ho;:si'.
Mrs. Ned ; Lattghinghotise, of
Greeiivilie, 'vho luis li.'cu visiting
Captain ciiil A I s . .1. .1. Lai"i!iing
bouse, .will lie th" guest of Mrs, .1.
Bryan Grimes for a fi w Jays. Mrs.
Grimes', will elite. t;iir. in her honor
tomorrow: afternoon.
Biiile and Groom Kviicctcil.
.Mr. I.ooiuis Goodwin, and his
bride, formerly Miss Rue lioyer, of
Dayton, Ohio, who were married in
New 'York Saturday, will return to
the city this evening. A; a visitor
in -the -city .Miss lioyer made, many
friends. , She is a most ' charming
girl - and" her friends are glad that
she is returning to make Raleigh
her 'homo. Site . will' be a distinct ad
dition to the, social life of the city.
The young couple have' the best
wishes of all. Dr. and Airs. Good
win, who intended .the wedding, re
I urncd last night.
K.ilci;;li Girl a Guest.
The following is from the Char
lot le Xews:
In honor of her sister, Mrs, K. VV.
Merrill, of Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs.
F. D. Samp'.:oi, of Dilworth. delight
fully entertained at bridge yester
day afternoon. Mis Annie Clark
son won the prize for the highest
score, Miss Mary Latta. of Raleigh,
cut the consolal ion. The guests
were:: .Mesdamcd K. W. Thomp
son, W. A. Reynolds, I!. '-'D.!. Springs,
Harvey !,aiiiho:h, C. Furber Jones,
II. B. Adams, W. II. Zimmerman,
131 I'ayetteville St.
their Native
li. C. Moore, John F. Yorke, Joe
Jones and Misses ' Annie Clarkson,
Helen lirem and guest, Mary Batta, j
of Raleigh, .Marguerite Springs and :
guest, Marguerite Brown, of Con- ;
cord.
Sniith-HroH ii.
Mr. John Willis Smith, of r .
Roanoke Rapids, and Mius Nannie!
Kdiih Brown, of Weldou, were hap- former Scotland Seek Editor Oriti-
pily united in marriage by Mr. Wil
liam H. Sawyer, justice of the peace,
in the office of the register of deeds.
There . were several witnesses'
present to whom the couple' frankly
confided the fact bat ll.cy bud run
away.
T H K WOMAN'S S.lli.
!mpi riant Business iceiing Toinor- 1
row Afternoon at I O'clock.
The monthly 'busiiuss nieeiing of;
tiie Woman's Club will he-held to
morrow afternoon tit f o'clock in the
club room. The changes .in the con-!
stitiition, the appro.icliin.: concert:
and other matters of yiial impor
tance to the clul) will (tune in) . for
discussion, and every , member is
urged -to", be. present Tin members
are abo asked to conie
get their concert ticket
prepared io
Tl'KSIj.W' AKTKSlNtiUS 't'l.l'H.
Meeting With Bigciiciu and
!iss r)!f-in at 'i' ii ilitli.
Tl'.e meeting of th; Tuesday -'Af-teriKHin
Ciuh was held : e .i"i-(i;iy af
ternoon' with Mrs. .GusMv Uagedorn
and Miss Klizalielh Awry Cotton at
Meredith College yes'.ni.r. ai'.er
uoon. the delightful llrre.Miing . pro
gram i'eing followed by refresh
ments. The suii.iee, oi the
i i noon
Music ,
was
Ilrowning's poems on
and
two
era la
of
'I'ar-
and
were
M usicians.
The - program was dr.i-HI in
parts the poems on iuiim "A I o
of Galuppi." "Master H'thes
SaM.-Gotlia." . "Abt 'u:;ei-."
leying- With-' Charles . Simon, "
"Tl'.e Founder, of tne i-'eas:"
tend and inlei-luetej
Mrs: Hage-
:ili,l 1 .: 1 1' t of
;iuil inler
:i n.:i. -'These
-i fine." "Aie-
llow . it
," and "At
corn.
Tiie poems of t he '..e
the program' were i
pic.ied b Mrs.- 1. O. I!
were: "The Poet jn p.i
meraIilia," I'opnlnril.v.
Strikes a ('(inieiuiio'.'.-i ;
the 'Mermaid.''': .
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Itrniiiinl I -.it.
Cart huge. Jan. ':: 1 . There took
place at the hospiiahie home of
Mrs. W.'-'T. Jones e-ierday after
noon, between the tieurs ol tnree
ami live of the chut., an entertain
ment which will long .he remembered
by these preseni, as one of the. most
beneficial and helpful meetings ever
attended, Mrs. Joins, on behalf of
the Woman's Home Mission Society,
of which she is pnsiilerit, was host
to the members of the Young Ladies'
id Society of the Metliodist
church. The following' program had
been officially published in the local
papers and through the pulpit'of the
church previous to the event:
"'Mrs. W. T. .limes, at home Tues
day afternoon, January :Uth, three
o'clock, 'complimentary to the Wo
man's llohie Mission and the Young
l.ndii s' . Aid Soeiei io of the Metlio.
(list church. 'The Bugle fall,' all
the women of the Methodist church
are urged to come and join the
Woman's ll'.ine Mission Soiiety."
The -memlieis of both societies
having arrived tiie services were
Oiiined by Rev. K. K. Rose and con
ducted by yU-f. Jones. After the
"Bugle Call " v.: e: i"tid by Mesdanies
A D. Muse anil .M. I. Jenkins a de
licious course of- I'efreshnietils was
served by the 'young ladies." There
were e'ght adcli'ioas to "the ' senior
society, ail the tn w members com
ing from the junior", society. ; The
Vaunts b'ft for heme declaring that
Mr;. Jones had most royally enter
tained them -and' that a pleasant and
helpful evening had been theirs.
TI KKIA TROT I. FADS TO CKI.I.
I'li ptielor ot llance Hull i Sen
tciicctl to si Months.
New York. Jan. 3 1 .-Waltir S.
Sweeney, proprieuir of ii resort in
Thirty-llrst street, Went to the pen
itentiary today by way of. the turkey
trot and the grizlv bear:
lie was convirli il ol' running a
dance hall .without ii license, and
sentenced to sis inotit.hu on Black
wells Island. Witnesses for the de
fense were in court ready to testify
to tin' harmless nature of the dances,
and an Instructor, who said he
taught the "last word" in dancing
to soiiety, 'volunteered with a wo
man partner to evhibit to the court
the Inoffensive nature of the steps.
The justice declined the offer; de
nounced the daivi'S as Indecent, and
passed sentence on Sweeney.
When a man Is In live with
widow its a sisn she knew It long
before he made tiie discovery.
GREATEST FEATURE ACT
Songs, Music and Dances
Frank Mosre Kicks Burning,
Gasoline
rally II! Road Improvement
Disastrous Kfl'ects of Monkeying;
With Gasoline.
(Specinl to The Times.)
S-otland Neck, Jan. :!1 Mr. K. :
liilliard, whose critical illness was ;
reported .in this correspondence last. ;
week is sinking and the end is not i
unexpected. Mr. Milliard has been !
in feeble henith for the past several
years, and especially since he dis
posed of his newspaper a little inure
than two years ao. lie suffered
a complete break down about two
weeks ago, and since that time his
physicians have held'out no bone
ior nis recovery.
As a res 'ill of the .a
toeai Retail Alejcban.'s'
sevrval days ago. we b
hi of the
Association
:rn a force
of hands are
Lading from
tt work tin the road
Uosenealh towushin.
the particular point being known as
"i he creek" and is jus! at the edge
of town. It Is understood that the
read is being "cross logged." and
when it is completed, tho'ie who un
derstand the conditions there say it
will be in splendid condition aiid
Will not be a subject of criiicisui any
longer. Several thousand dollars
i,.iv. iwoii toent mi this road- -not
mote than six or seven hnmlr
Ull
yards, and it
people that it
is hoped by all the
will be permanently
repaired.
Yesterday, afternoon '!' Frank
Moore, who is clerking for Josey
1 1 a r ware' Company, had emptied a
tank of" gasoline in a -large, reservoir
and spilled a good bit on the
ground near by, also spilling some
on his clothing without being aware
of it. Mr. Moore struck a match to
the giroliue and stood near by kick
ing ai it, when his clo:hiug ignited,
;lud but iVr'the (irotnpt avii.is: of two
colored men standi!!!' iiv lie would
have been' seriously ii not fa'aliy
burned. As it was lie escaped .w.ith
v pretty severe burn upon the knee.
(In Fehruarv I4lh.. there, will be
a pastor's conference and meeting
of the executive board of the Roan-
oke Bai'tist Association held in the
Scotland Neck Baptist church. I'ro
granis of the meetings have beeil
issued, and the names of several
prominent, ministers of t! e associa
tion appear thereon to deliver
speechesduring the day. Besides these
Dr." .It'. .J. Willingbam, secretary of
the foreign mission board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will de
liver an address at (he evening ser
vice upon foreign missions. This
will be Dr. Willingliuiu's first visit to
Sco'l.ind Neck, and no doubt our
people will hear him gladly.
The grand jury bus brought in a
true bill against Hd Jones, who shot
and killed Turner Wiggins, both col
ored, here several months ago, and
the case was set for today. It will
he remembered that Joins made his
escape after bring the fatal shot but
was captured a few weeks ago in
Bertie county. V.'e learn that the
solicitor will ask for a verdict ot
first degree murder.
Court convened at
day with Judge Cllm
presiding. We have
Halifax Von-!
'of.' Hickory, '
heard that !
Judge Cline lias made a splendid hit i
among the court house ollicials as ;
a bariied .iuri: t. and painstaking!
judge. This is his first court In
Halifax countv.
Mrs. Sue Kdwards liied at. her
home, here early yesterday morning
after a lingering illness of several
wee: s. I lie remains v, :u ue laiieu
to Lawrences today for interment,
(lie services being conducted by
Flder W. F. Stateu. Mrs. Edwards
was a .consistent member: of the
Primitive. Kaptist .'church, holding
her .membership, at Lawrences.
Wliut Makes t Woman?
One hundred and twenty pounds.
more or less, of bono and muscle
don't mako a woman. Its a good
foundation. Put Into it health and
strength and she- may rule a king
dom. But that's just what Electric
Bitters give tier. Thousands bless
them for overcoming fainting and
dizzy spells and for dispelling weak
ness, nervousness, backache and
tired, listless, worn out feeling.
"Klectric Bitters hav. done me a
world of good," writes Eliza Pool,
Depcw, Okla., "and I thank you,
with all my heart, for making sue a
a good medicine." Only 60c Guar
anteed by Klng-Crowell Drug Co.
"'Nothing Succeeds Like
Circulation," and Nearly
Everybody Reads The Ral
eigh Daily Times,
lAWAIKAMS
rr
Dressing Sacques
Short Kimonas
Long Kimonas
llci'c is n s)cci;il tint is itouiirt to engender
('i!tliusia.-m in the minds ol economical buyers.
A I.i'ioht, smart assortment, portraying
lite current moment's creations.
Loii",- Kimonas in Crepe and Flannelette,
regular 1. 00 values, only (!)., 1 .25 values,
only 7!te.
In Silk good grade nice garments $6.50
' values, al S.f() and 9.00 values at $5.98.
Short Kimonas and Dressing Saetjues,
(iO and !!5 cent values. 39c
1.00 values . '....' 69c
S5 and :)() cents values ......... . . . 57c
75 cent values. 48c
lusl this: these prices are too low ,and the
gai'HieMis too genuinely rich in value, for them
lo remain here many .hours. "Whether your need
should not cause you to decide in the negative.
Von can well alTord to keep them until you do
tie: ,! them. A few are in our -windows.
203-205 Fayetteville
St.
vs.
A Sure Preventative is .Vaccination. - v
"We have a fresh supply of Vaccine Points.
Take a "point" from us and be vaccinated.
You will always find "IT" ,
at 'r
THE WAKE DRUG STORE,
Thones 228.
BE SURE OF YOUR PIANO.
When you buy a piano you want to bo sure you aro get
ting the best toned instrument and one that will retain Us per
fect tone for many years.
Hard to be mire, Isn't it. There is only one way to bo abso
lutely sure be governed by the name and experience of tho
maker.
Henry F. Miller Tianos are the result of long years of ex
perience. In 1S50 the Millers made piaiuw, about the best pianos
mado in this country at that time. Today the Henry K. Miller
Tiano is recognized as tho best piano that cun be inudf.
You are safe in buying by this name.
DARNELL
J, M. KENNEDY
AKCniTECT.
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OSTi:OIATHIC I'HYSICIAV.
Treats all classes of diseases ot
women and children.
5211 S. Salisbury Street. V
Phone 1120.