Wednesday, - Xhe R.aJeigh D ev.il y Times JanuW 31.
Insure Your
Baby's Comfort
In the house, on the street-Anywhere
and tverywherc by using a Wagaer
Quick toldintr Go-cart.
We have a full stock of the New Models
on hand Come in and examine them.
The Wanner is ftonmv and comfortable
fc: a baby of an., ace and in any posuion
Fp CJTt, A "r llie Seal Real Springs.
"Lz f ne":il!I1,r0J'I1S0rc'0St's
QUICK FOLDING merit cf the handle and the
GO-CAR f seat is so placed that it can t
tip backward. The Wagner
Brake holds the cart just where you
leave n.
The Waener is the handsomest Cart
inatie. Hinlt 0:1 graceful lines, beauti
fully tinlshed in nickel and enamel, up
pUUstered ia best quality Leatherette.
To iaar
Contort,
Ccnfefiicnct,
Sty It and
Strength,
"Look for
Im UM
m
I-!- tht
on the trout
of tbe cart"
TIRES
GUARANTEED
FOR
ONE YEAR
While passing throue.li the
desert the camel lives off his
hump, and wo keen humping all
the rime to please our patrons,
hence the exclusive awncy for
this great est. of carts.
1 2LE. Martin St, - RALEIGH, N . C.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
verceiis ai mr rci
Until February 1st.
Our Stock of llio-h (Ini.l. Suits ;it a Dis
count of :',:) I-:;- , .
Only ( more days to ,U'et in on the (ireatest
Money Saving Sale that has ever taken dare
in t his city.
Tositively no cloihiiii.!,' chai'ii'ed during this
sale.
10 E. MARTIN ST.
TI1K HOMK, OK (JOOH CLOTHES.
105
MURRAY'
105
GET RICH QUICK-
WALLINGF OED
Roalicd that the lust essciitiil of mnkiiiu ti
good impression was to usnr well ma le clothes.
We are in Imsincss or your appcaiaiice.
Murray Tailoring Company
"QUALITY HIGHER THAN PRICE."
105 Ftiyettovllle Street. l'lione ;
Suits Up to $25.00
a! Mai! Price
All tin1 Suits in this hit are not this sea
son's stock. We are not here to impress you
with the idea that ALL is sold in a season.
They do represent, however, some extra
faluc offering.
"We've picked them from our stock, be
cause we don't want to carry them over.
They are in accord with the current styles,
and you will know that when you see them.
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.
"Best in Beady-m&dei."
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Prof. N. W. Walker of Chapel
Hill was in the city today.
If "3 'nn
I mm. m
Sir. E. J. Watson, commissioner
of agriculture of South Carolina,
will speak at the courthouse tomor
row at noon on the "Reduction of
Cotton Acreage."
Dr. J. Y. Joyner, state super
intendent of public instruction, has
returned from New York, where he
attended a meeting of the Rocke
feller Sanitation Commission. ,'
kludge H. G. Connor, of Wilson,
will be in his office in the federal
building Monday for the purpose of
hearing motions or any other mat
ters that may come before him.
The friends of little T. B.
Moseley, Jr., will be glad to hear of
his successful operation last week
at Rex Hospital by a specialist and
his return home iu greatly improved
condition.
Some improvements are heing
made at the courthouse. A vestibule
door is being placed at the front en
trance and two glasses have been
put in the door leading into the
court room.
Mr. C. 1!. Hell, an instructor in
chemistry in the A. ami M. College,
has been appointed second assistant
food chemist to succeed Mr, Rogers
1!. Hall who resigned to . take a ; posi
tion with tile Dup'ont Powder Com
pany, at Wilmitigum, Del.
- -A part of the Robinson circus,
now in winter quarters at Hender
son, will give a performance in the
auditorium, Saturday, February In,
matinee and -'night.- Cut. ( has. K.
Johnson is at tin' head of the mover
lueiit to bring 'the performers here.
(loorno P rooks', alias Chi'.rch
P.rooks, was ' discharged--from ens
tody' .vestei clay afternoon by Police
Justice Watson. He was held for
the larceny of $i'.T-" from ..!r. Ij.-' J.
Thompson, a farmer, hut. the evi
dence was not sitrong enough' to' hind
OVel'. "'
I Ml Price Sale I
i
A slot machine that -looked very
much like a gambling device was
licensed by Sheriff Sears-only after
he had 'Obtained a ruling front the
attorney general on the subject. Mr.
Hickett thought ihe law did not
cover this machine and
ruled that it be licensed.
therefore
itt-s
MRS. SAMtKHMX l)K.l
Mot her of Mis. Willis (. Hri
I'ilsses at A;;e of (IS Vearx.
The burial services over the re
mains of Mrs. Rliza Wooteu Saniier
lin. whose death occurred at !'':;'; u
o'clock." -last night at the home of
her daughter, .Mrs. W. G. llriggs, 217
West Kdenton street, will he held at
Oak wood cemetery tomorrow morn
ing at 1 1 o'clock.
.Mrs. Sanderlin had been ill for
several months at the home of her
daughter, with whom she was visit
ing, and her death was not unexpect
ed. She was tiS years of age and a
daughter of the late Council and
liliza Woolen of Lenoir county." She
was the widow of Dr. Geo. W. San
derlin, who was state auditor from
1888 to 1SII2. Her husband was
deputy auditor of the interior under
President Cleveland and Mrs San
derlin had resided in Washington
since 18!io. A woman of fine sense
and character, a Christian, Mrs. San
derlin had many friends in Raleigh
and , North Carolina and these will
he pained to learn of her death. She
was for fifty years a member of the
Missionary Maptist chinch.
She leaves four daughters, Mrs.
Willis O. llriggs, of Raleigh: Mrs.
Franklin Reed,. .Miss Georgia and
Miss Rosalie Sanderlin, of Washing
ton, IX C, and one brother, Mr.
Council S. W'ooten, of Mt. Olive,
who is now the only survivor of a
family of twelve children. She was
the aunt of State Superintendent of
Public Instruction J. Y. Joyner.
wt mi
COUGH SYRUP
Have you a cold with
a hacking or racking
eoupn, noarseness,
bronchitis, grippe ; or an
asthmatic or pulmonary
cotton witn eoro chest t
Has the bubv crouiv
wnooping cougu or
measles cough?
SAMPLE, FREE.
Then test the ohl
reliable, Dn. lSruss
Cor oh Syrup, free.
"Write tn . r Mktf.r ,v Co., Bal
timore. Mil. Mention tliiu paper.
"J hml a !"; bad cold and muijh
and oiifi hittir f lr. Villi's t'umjh
hijrnp curt'tl- '" ctithu'hi."
Frances J'. J. !', Vr'nhjiflUi; Dd.
REGULAK BOTTLE. 25 CTi.
Dr. liuli'st 'e' !.:.'! i -y run contains n morphine
ar chloroform, 't U i --tV'i d best.
mm
THKHK AUK TWO.
Frank M. King ami T. Frank King
Aif Xot In tlu Same Riisines.
.Mr. Frank SI. King, a popular
salesman of the Cross & Linehan
Company, says that some of his
friends are under the impression
that Mr. Davis referred to him last
Sunday in giving the name of
"Frank King" as one of the alleged
liquor sellers. T. F. King Is the
person whose name Mr. Davis men
tioned. The other King-Frank
M. says be hasn't been near a bot
tle of booze In three weeks.
MR M.tHDICY AT APF.X
Interesting' Article About Xevv Pas
tor : at thi' Tabernacle.
Rev. Charles K. Mad dry,, pastor
of the Tabernacle Haptist church tit
Raleigh, who onducted the funeral
set vices over the", remains of Mrs. J.
W. F. Rogers at the Haptist church
at Apex last week in such an able
and impressive manner is, we found
in conversation with him. a near
Apex man.
He found tv.o of his -old friends
here, Miss Maude Wilson, who was
a member ol his church ai States
viile and..V; i . Ji- 'ea'.er who we.1!
reared in the : ante 'community ; w iih
him and wa;; a s-!io6lni'u1o;
Mr. Miiii.irv n:itl. he v.a.s raised
near Jit. .'iurih c!iu:i'h i!i Orange
county, of which the1 late Rev. Pat
rick Dowd, Rev.' Johnson- Olive and
Rev.;-Joint ' Wil;:oti '.er.'". tit dif
ferent time:- pastor, and that each t.f
these liieu wl'miu he on rettei i iua di'"
uomiuated )-ri'a-t men and great
preachers had a niosi v.bole:,ome iu
Ituence on his life.
lie sail! the reading, .of. the life
and struggle:-, id' Rev. Johnson )ive
more than anything else' 'decided him'
to enter the ministry, as it seemed so
much that was ilieie recorded lilted
his own case.
Here is a eotii-.'eio example of the
fact that the good that ; men do
while .living does not die 'w ith' them,
but lives on forever and ever.
Mr. Madd.y is regarded in Raleigh
as one of the ablest ministers that
city. has ever had. .Talks with prom
inent and it'Mtiehtial citizens of that
city, both of his own denomination
and others, show that he occupies a
high place iu iis religious life.
Wo are proud thai our chief city
has recognized the worth of one of
oar, own, people: in the great field
which it Occupies. There is no rea
son why 'prophet should be with
out' honor in his own country" and
the tendency on the part of our
hi;, churches to go to other states to
get their ministers shows either
that we have not in the" ministry
from ..North Carolina the right kind
of men or that our churches de
mands are not in keeping with the
profession '.".which their members
make, Apex Journal.
Colds Cause Headache.
Laxative liromo Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause. Call . for full name. Look
for signature E. W. GROVE. S!5c.
Low fares via Norfolk Southern to
New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola,
account Mardl Gras Carnivals. Tick
ets mi salo February -13th, to l!tth,
1!1J. Final limit March 2, 1!'12.
Ask nearest ticket agent for particu
lars.. B. L. BUGG, T. M.
W, W. CROXTON, G. P. A.
WILL F..X PLAIN THE KOCK
HILL I'LAX TOMOHUOW.
The Rock Hill plan for the reduc
tion of cotton acreage will be ex
plained here toniorrow by Mr. J. G.
Anderson of Rock Hill, originator
of the idea, and Col. Ebble J. Wat
son, commissioner of agriculture of
South Carolina. Colonel Watson has
started out on an intlnerary ex
plaining this plan and he will go
from Raleigh to Atlanta.
There are Fish
and Fresh
Fish
All fish come within Ihe
hounds of the "pine foul
act." Some, lioweve.', should
r.eer come without the
bounds of the individual's per
son. - ,
The freshest of fish are none
too fresh those coming direct
from the water to the stall
such as ours.
A phone connection with
our stall will bring to your
door a bunch of the freshest
obtainable fltth.
Wades' Fish Market
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS.
City Market.
B0YLAN-PEARCE CO,
B0YLAN-PEARCE CO
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
Here's a Clean-up Sale, the balance of the winter stock of
Women's, Misses and Children's Coats, Ladies Silk
Waists, Junior Suits and separate Skirts.
THIS IS THE LAST CALL.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
of this week are the last days. ; , ;
Buy now ,;for this ami-next .winter's use. You'll
nee.l 'em for four months to come.
If any are left, they will lie 'ivcn out to charity.
They must 'get out of the house.. v
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
Just 2(5 of these left; all we have in stock. They are ' .
all'.arood styles and sold at 'first from 7.50 to I2.r()
Clean-up Price. . ................... $2.98
JUNIOR COAT SUITS.
For girls' 111, 1") and 17 years of a.ie. (Jood styles.
.. 'winter weights, but we want the; space tliey -occupy for
spring stuff. Your choice of a dozen suits for, . .....'$3.98
LADIES' SILK AND SATIN WAISTS
--There are '14-of these. Taffeta Silk and Messaline
' Waists. All black. Sizes, IIS. 10 and 12 .and were if'7.rM ;'
an.l rrs.r.0. Chutise from these at . . . . . $2.08
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS.
" Only l:i of tht'se Skirls and mostly Corduroys. This .
season's best sly I es. Were our $3.98 and $4.98 Specials.
Clean-up Prices are ....................... $1.48
CHILDREN'S COATS. ;
2!) in this lot. Avert i 2.50 to :!.")0.
Take 'em at ........
98c
-FEAR0E COMPANY
AlfracUve Price CiilfM
Paving the way for our early sprint? n'armenls whicli will soon bein
to roll in, we are now making prices very attractive On the most neces
sary and appreciated .u'arnieuls fur ladies.
For Ladies
We have a smart lino of Cloaks,
S'tits, Dresses and Skirts, and We
are Rolng to sell them al a bis dis
counta saving lo you.
Hush Coals, ? IS. tin values. .
I'l'.lsh Coats, $lo.mi values. . $r..()t)
Polar Coats. ?7, $7..",n and ?S
Heavy Woolen Coats, $2.75 and up.
For Children
In our Children's Ready-io-eWenr
Deiiartnienl wilt he found some rich
values nt, pleasing prices. It' a rare
chance.
Caracul Coats ...... $:M9 to $4.!)S
l'lnsh Coats . . . . , ..... $l.i)S
Sweaters and Sweater Jackets. . ; -
. ... ..... .... . :;sc to $).:!!
Many valuable garments for chil
dren and juniors will be placed for
immediate selling, with no view to
prolit whatever.
Eurson Fashioned Hosiery, Night Gowns ........ 38c, 79c, $1.4.9
l it e f a r i s M
Eiist llni''lt St., "Next to Johnson's Grocery.
Mr. W. W. Croxton, traveling pas
senger agent of the Norfolk South
ern, with headquarters in Norfolk,
was Id the city today. -
Satisfied Customers
That 18 what we are gaining
every day, and we strive to
Please all. Trinttng that
Pleases the hard-to-please.
Mitchell Printing Comp'y.
Clarence E. Mitchell, Mgr.
C. C. rhone 827M Pollen BIdg.
CROSS & LINEHAN COMPANY
announces The John B. Stetson
styles of Derbies and Soft Hats for
Spring Season of nineteen hundred
and twelve.
J.