T1IK RALEIGH, DAILY TIM ES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1912.
SYKES CASE
FOR HUG
Case of Greensboro Druggist
Set For Tomorrow
Morning
(Ircensboro, Feb. 6. A number of
delegates arrived today for the open
ing session tomorrow of the Virginia
North Carolina Retail Implement
Machinery and Vehicle Dealers As
sociation, which convenes here in a
two-day annual session. The local
committee on arrangements has made
elaborate preparations for the social
entertainment of the visiting dele
gates, (lie features including a ban
quet at the Elks 'Club automobile
rides, theatrical parties. for Get-Rich-Quick
Wallingford and Jumping Ju
))it,er and privileges of the local
clubs.
The purpose of the association is
to better the condition or retail deal
ers and to more closely cement the
relations of retailer, jobber and man
ufacturer. With this object in view
Hie program for the business sessions
have been arranged and filled with
set addicses followed by general
open discussion. The officers of the
association have announced that all
implement, machinery and vehicle
dealers in the two states, whether
members of the association or not,
will be admitted to the sessions.
Tho case in which R. .1. Sykes, a
well known and prominent druggist
is charged with retailing, has been
set tor hearing before city Judge
Kuro Wednesday morning. Mr.
Sykes has retained Judge W. P. By
num as counsel and will base his
defense upon tho claim that the
whiskey which he is charged with
selling John R. Coble was loaned,
Sir. Coble corroborating such tes
timony. The evidence upon which
Mr. Sykes, was arested wa8 given by
Mr, Coble in ad testificandum pro
ceedings Saturday night, Mr. Coble
says he testified that he had a case
of whiskey ordered and that pending
its arrival lie made an arrangement
whereby lie borrowed several quarts
from Mr. Sykes. In this connection
it U recalled that in a similar case
in Winston recently the Superior
Court held thai the "loan" of whis
key was a violation of the prohibi
tion laws and upon appeal the ver
dict of the lower court was sustain
ed. ., - ':
The 12-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Johnson proved her
self a heroine yesterday when she
rushed into a burning room and seiz
ing a two-year-old sister carried her
to a place of rarefy and then spread
the alarm Ol fire throughout the
neighborhood. The alarm was
sounded and the firemen kept the
flames confined to the room in which
they had their origin. In this
BThls Home-Made Cough
Syrup Wilt Surprise You
mm
fi
Stops Even Whooping Congh
Quickly. A Family Supply
Here is a home-made remedy that
takes hold of a cough instantly, and will
usually cure the most stubborn case in
24 hours. This reciie makes a' pint
enough for a whole family. You couldn't
buy as much or as good ready-made
cough syrup for $2.50.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
'2 pint of warm water, and stir 2
minutes. Put 2 ounces of Pinex ( fifty
cents' worth) in a pint, bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfectly
and has a pleasant taste children liko
it. Braces up the appetite and is slightly
laxative, which helps end a cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat, troubles, sore lungs,
etc. There is nothing better. Pinex is
the most valuable concentrated compound
of Norway white pine extract, rich in
giiaincol and nil tho natural healing pine
elements. Other preparations will not
work in this formula. . "...
t The prompt results from this inexpen
sive remedy have made friends for it in
thousands of homes in the United States
and Canada, which explains why the
plan has been imitated often, but never
successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your drugsrist has Pinex, or will
get it for vou. "If not. send to The
Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
room the smaller child, with another
sister, ! years of age, wa3 playing,
and it is supposed a coal of fire
popped from the grate. Tho older
girl heard the screams of the baby
and rushed to the room, finding it
almost enveloped in flames and black
with smoke. She directed the
year old sister to safety and carried
the 2-year-old in her arms, All of
the children were severely singed
though the burns of none were seri
ous.. "
Local authorities are at a loss to
understand the theft of a number of
sticks of dynamite which has been
stored on the grounds of the Greens
boro Country Club and all police and
county officers have been ordered
to keep a close lookout for the miss
ing explosives. Some apprehension
is felt that tho dynamite was want
ed by some one with sinister mo
tives, especially since "dynamite"
has received so much notoriety
Through the ..McNamaras and the
Federal grand jury probe at Indian
apolis.
The Rest Minstn t Show of the Sea
. .son at the Academy of Music This
Afternoon and Tonight.
(By the Academy Press Agent. I
George Evans and his Honey l!oy
Minstrels will be seen at the Acad
emy this afternoon at 'i: 30 and to
night at 8::'.0. The engager,. ci. t
promises to present an all new pro
gramme of minstrelsy by what is un
questionably the representative
organization of its kind in Amenc-i.
George Evans, "the Honey !';".
needs no introduction to lovers of
this time honored stjle of iiiiin'-
compared in every respect with any
oifcrlng seen hereabouts in years.
Forty people comprise a well bal
anced rapt. . The music and song
hits written especially for the com
edy are novel and ' varied enough
to suit the most exacting lover of
up-to-date amusement. J. Homer
Tutt and Ethel Marshall, a clever
prima donna, are among Mr. Whit
ney's chief assistants.
"The Smart Set" will appear here
for the benefit ot the Raleigh Col
ored Masonic Beneficial Association,
and the entire Iheauv will be turned
over to the colored theatre goers for
tli I is occasion. 'Hie reserved seats
aale :it H;imlin';i ln?g store is very
large and it would lm advisable for
those desiring scats to secure them
without further di-:.iy. Prices lower
floor $1.00 and : rents. Balcony
7."i, 30 and 25 tvi.is. 'i he perform-
First l a Grippe, Then Hroneliitis.
That was the case with Mrs. W. S
Bailey, McCreary, Ky. "My wife
was taken down with a severe aU
tack of la grippe, which run Into
bronchitis. She coughed as though
she had consumption and could not
sleep at night. The first bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
gave her so much relief that she
continued using it until she was per
manently cured." King-Crowell
Drug Co.
But a ' slow-going man is seldom
overtaken by opportunity.
Only One "BROMO QUININE, that Is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
Swires Cold In One Day. Crip in 3 Days
COL
on
box.
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
Gran
STOP LOOK
NOODLES FAGAN,
Is Here All Week.
MACK & WORTH,
Singing and Dancing.
HARRY BATCHELOR,
Musical Comedian.
THE lflg
Raleigh's Exclusive Motion Picture Show. An En
tire Change of Programme Daily.
"THE FIRST MAN,"
An Ingenuous Plot, Excellent Acting and Splendid Stage Manage
ment In This Rapid Flro Comedy.
"THE FLOWER GIRL OF THE LAS P ALMAS,"
A Mexican Love Story by the Pathe American Stock Co.
"THE COQUETTE,"
A Thrilling Episode In the Lives of Simple Fisher Folk.
A Well Balanced Program. Do Not Mis3 It.
moor, txmn obcsqcstka.
ii i'ii ' i Hiiwr 11 mill 1 1 mm) I
"Honey Itoy," (en, Eva lis, at Acadi mv Tonight.
rneiit. He has been at the head' o!'
the class for several years and it :.s
promised tor the current season that
every portion of Ins show m sp't ,
span now. The production !s in-'
first one for which the llonev -Hoy
stands as sponsor and it is v";wir.
able to expect that, he has used .every
endeavor to surround himself v. im a
company and scenic investi; me
capable of maintaining the pat;
record of this organization. T,i
scenic production has been done liv
I'nitt and Wirkes, artists tor Dur.i"!
Frohman's New York Lyceum
Theatre, and the company imlnds
such minstrel favorites as Joint
King, Chariot) lliiieliart, V".u!n
Comfort, Sam Lee, Tommv 1 1 yi ! .
James Meehan, Master George Ko.y,
('harles Milliard, Pierce Kco..kii,
Sam I..loyd, Al.--jntaine, Lew Oil
more, James Castle, William Cawh y,
Charles Crossmau, and the five
Danjo Phiends. Particular stress is
given the singing strength of 11, is
jear's corps, and a novelty Is pro:'i
iscd in tho black face musical com
edy, "The Dixie Derby" which con
cludes the offering. This musical
masterpiece is the work of George
Evans who has written its boolt,
lyrics and music. The Honey Hoy's
characterization of Snowflake Lin
coln Crump, Jockey 7-1 1, who Tides
Dandy Dan to victory in the Derby,
Is said to be one of the happiest roles
in which this excellent little come
dian has even been Been. The Honey
Boy Minstrels are guaranteed the
best attraction of Its kind that has
visited Kalcigh this season. Koserved
seats for tonight now on sale. Price
50 cents to- $1.50.
a uce will
ami evtr
time.
:n promptly at 8:."o
is requested ti be on
.(! '.HOW AT (iU.WI)
Lnmc Audi. i:rc
i;;li( to l': .i-
Turned ut Last
'Noodles" I'ag.'iii.
That I "::
good bill In
by the n;.i
li'om a cro-.'
(rand litis on a very
this week was proved
encores it received
.(I house last night.
Harry Man ludor, musical come
dian. o;i't.;i '!:c bill with some live
1. imitd'- J)'. i:is various instriimerts
v.iiicli wii.-, v.cl received by Hie audi
erce. !' .-d his act with a very
good pier...
The mcii.i number was Mack and
Worth in. tin i:- ringing and dancing
act. '.
Noodieh l'.-i';att, the King of News
boys, wuh sr'iuply great and swept
the. hoiise v.itli hio clever and "up
to the tiiiiiiiVi' ". songs and mono
logues II ' kept the crowd in n roar
; ml was repeatedly call-
v. ill be here all the week
The Times and those who
-mid hear him will miss
trub great in his line.
of la u li t r
ed back. II,
as giicsc (i '
do not see
somethii
"The Smart Set" for Local lit nefit.
Help tlie (iooil Cause.
(By the Academy Press Agent.)
Fun that lingers, comedians and
vocalists who do things and novel
ties and surprises that leave one In
abject wonderment long after the
curtain descends Is provided In the
latest three act musical comedy "The
Mayor of New Town" w.hh'h the
noted "Smart Set" Company pre
sents for the first time this season nt
the Academy Friday night, February
9. Salem Tutt Whitney Is the chler
destroyer and to those who are not
familiar with his talents a capital
entertainment lit assured. The pro
duction has been mountod In sump
tuous style au0 the scenic equtptuont
Wrinkleless Skin
Nov; Easy to Have
(From Daily Physician.)
There's no excuse for any woman
having wrinkles now. It has been
found that a :iimp!e mixture of saxo
lite and wttih hazel has a remark
able union upon the deepest
wrinkles, no nintter what their na
ture, whether caused by worry,
habitual frowning, a debilitated con
dition or the ravages of Father Time.
This harmless" remedy, which any
one can easily make, obtaining the
ingredients nt any drugstore, acts
both us an astringent and a tonic.
The combined effect, of tightening the
skin and heightening its vitality
h to Immediately affect every line
tiiid wrinkle, keeping the , cuticle
smooth and drums In youth.
The propoitlqnB are one ounce
saxoltte (powdered) to one-half pint
witch hazel. , The .solution should he
used as a wash lotion. It is equally
effective in disposing ot flabhlness of
cheek nnd neck, as well as bbbkIiib
below the eyes.
OF COLLAPSE
Lady in Whites Creek Has Sad Kx
periencc. Hut Is Xow Doing'
Vei: Well.
Whites Creek, W. Va Mrs. S. P.
Ferguson, of this place, says: "I suf
fered from womanly troubles for
years. The doctors said that over
work brought my trouble on. I had
such dragging pains, and suffered
very badly with sick headache and
dizzy spells. I was very nervous at
times.
Before I commenced to take Car
dni, 1 would often wake up in the
middle of the night with pains all
over me, till 1 could hardly stand it,
and could not sleep. In all I have
taken five bottles of Cardiii, and I am
so much better.
Cardiii is fine. It has helped me
very much;.. 1 can highly recommend
the medicine for I have tried it. I
wish every suffering woman would
take Cardiii, the woman's tonic."
Cardi.i has a specific, curative cf
lect, on the womanly -.constitution,
and thus assists nature to restore
health, by providing strength where
;t is most needed.
For more than half a century,
nothing has been found to take the
place of Cardiii, for preventing un
necessary pains 'and misery from wo
manly troubles.
You know that Cardiii will help
you, because it lias helped more than
a million weak, sick, miserable wo
men. It is certainly worth trying. Do it
today. At the nearest drug store.
N. B. -Wite to Ladies' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In
structions, and 64-page book, "Home
Treatment for Women," sent In plain
wrapper, on request.
TODAY
MATIN'KIO AND NIGHT
THE ONE YOU LIKE
:,: J 11
ill
New
This
Year
AXS
Ai:, His
I HOXKY V)Y MI.YSTKLI.S
' 0 Coikei's (SO
IMtlCKS Matint e: Adults,
7.V.; school children, 25c.
Orchestra, first in rows,
orchestra, nevt 11) rows,
Balcony, tjil.OO, "" mid ,-((.. He
served Seats on Sale Monday 'A. M
Jt
"UKO. K
Xi
$1.00.
IK:
$l..-0;
$(.00.
THE SMART SET
i itiDAY, ki:hih aiiy 1.
- Willi .
Tl'TT WHITXKY . .
- and .
to si;i:hs i).i:i;s to
CO.MKDIAXS
For Hie
HF.XF.KIT
Haleigli Colored .Masonic Beneficial
Association.
ICntiie Theater Co; Colored People.
l'l!l(T:s Lnwrr. Floor, $1.00 and
7."c. Balcony, 7."5c, ."Oc nnd 25c.
IJcserved Seats on sale at llamliu'ii
Drug Store'-Monday A. M.
CIRCUS
COMING
14 Star Performers 14
; 3 Clowns 3
4 Trained Horses 4
Saturday, February 10,
Afternoon and Night
In the Great Auditorium
Best One Ring Circus
Ever Presented in
Raleigh.
PRICES:
He'ivl Seats (Limited) 5o
General Admission 25c
All the Galleries , . . . . . J 5c
Entire Eastern .Gal
lery 1 Reserved for the
Colored People.
All the Proceeds after
Actual expenses are to
be donated to The Asso
ciated Chanties.
J, M. KENNEDY
ABCHITECTT.
Hollemaa Illdg. lUlelgk.
FOR FEDERAL ALTO LAW.
Minnesota Representative Urges Li
cense System.
Washington, Feb. 6. A Federal
automobile law Isproposed in a bill
Introduced by Representative Vol
stead of Minnesota, Republican. The
bill would require the registration
with the Office of Public Roads at
Wa ihington of all automobiles used
in interstate travel and the payment
of a yearly license fee of $10. Per
sons who operate machines across
State lines for hire would be re
quired to pay an annual fee of ?5 at
the same office.
The money thus collected would
constitute a government fund tot.
road improvement.
Tutt'sPills
will save the dyspeptic from many
days of misery, and enable him to eat
whatever he wishes. They prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
cause the food to assimilate and nouP
isli the body, ftive keen appetite,
DEVELOP FLESH
and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar
rnntrd
lake No Substitute.
MHnHBmsWmBVnaBMMM
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we will issue vou a certificate of deposit bearing 1' ,.
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. Stands For
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Their growth has been at a far higher percentage than our
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