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e R:ecloih Podly Times
March 22.
121 E Mourn. St. RALEIGH. N.C.
Insure Your
Baby's Comfort
la the house, on the street Anywhere
nd Everywhere by using a Wagner
Quick Folding Go-cart.
We have a full stock of the New Models
on hand Corao in and examine them.
The Wanner 13 Roomy and Comfortable .
for a baby oi any ace and in any position
Laree Flexible Springs un
der the Seat Real Springs.
ThftWagneropens or closes
automatically with one move
ment cf the handle and iho
seat is so placed that it can't
tio backward. The Wacner
Brake holds the cart just where you
leave it.
The Wapner is the handsomest Cart
made. Built on gr.iceiul lines, beauti
fully finished In nickel and enamul, uu
pbolstered in beat quality Leatherette.
Wvatfiers urnitiav
121 E.MAini. St. RALEICH, N.C.
Yfagner
vuii rilLDInu
CO-CAKT
I -ifTo to tar.
Make
Your
Baby
Happy
Get a new CART from our
immense line. Many styles
and patterns at all prices.
See our CARRIAGES, too.
Sir I. nd '
V They are swell enough for
Mr the toniest baby in all the
land.
MEETING
Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens.
EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE.
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY,
Office Furniture and Supplies.
113 Faretteville Street. 12 East Hareett Street
C. C. 'Phone 914-F. C, C. Thone 135.
Galvanized and Iron Piping
A "little bit" or a "whole heap" can be gotten from us on
short notice. Let us know just what size and amount you want
and we will give you an at:ractive figure on it.
CASTINGS OK ALL KINDS.
RALEIGH IRON WORKS COMPANY
Raleigh, N. C.
' AUTO
RALEIGH MOTOR CAR AND MACHINE CO.
$1,650 $3,900.
' STATE IHSTHHUTOKS. - AGENTS tt'AMKII.
Raleigh, N. C.
Easter Hinls
Easter Sunday
April 7th
Place your order
today for that
EASTER SUIT
If you care to be
in the "Swim
Easter Sunday."
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! A. G. Hinlon,
North Carolina's Foremost
Tailor, '
Main Floor Merchants'
National Bank Bldg.
HI '
TABERNACLE
Interest Is Increasing Stead
ily Service Last
More than a score of young peo
ple went forward for prayer last
night, in the revival service at the
Baptist Tabernacle, and five were
received as candidates for baptism.
Interest in the meeting is increasing
steadily, and this promises to be one
of the best that has been held in the
Tabernacle for several years.
Pastor Maddry took as his text
last night the 35th verse of the
eighth chapter of the Acts: "Then
Philip opened his mouth, and began
at the same scripture, and preached
unto him Jesus." He related the
story of how the Holy Spirit called
Philip, the Deacon, out of a great
meeting in Samaria,' saying "Arise,
and go toward the south unto the
way that goeth down from Jerusalem
unto Gaza, which is desert," and ho
arose and went, and there he came
in touch with the Ethiopian eunuch,
who was reading the 53rd chapter
of Isaiah. "The place of the scrip
ture which he read was this, He
was lead as a sheep to the suaghter;
and like a lamb dumb before his
shearer, so opened he not his
mouth: In his humiliation his judg
ment was taken away; and who shall
declare his generation? -for his life
is taken from the earth." "Then
Philip opened his mouth, and be
an at the same scripture and
preached unto him Jesus."
The pastor said in part: God uses
ndividuals to preach Jesus to other
individuals. God is passionately in
terested in one individual. God so
loved the world, that He gave his
only begotten Son, that whosoever
belioveth in Him should not perish,
but have everlasting life." God so
loved. If he had been the only
one lost, God would have given His
Son for you.
God prepares the individual way
over yonder and brings him to the
individual sinner. We notice a few
things in this eunuch. 1. This
eunuch yearned for the light of
Jesus Christ. It is shown by his
trip to Jerusalem. Doubtless he was
raised in idolatry, but he had heard
of Jesus through the Jewp in North
Africa, his home land. He was
treasurer to his queen, and was a
very busy man. but he had come to
Jerusalem to worship.
It is also shown by his occupa
tion when Philip found him. He was
reading the scripture. He invited
Philip to come into the chariot and
nstruct him. God places within
us that yearning desire for light. 2.
The eunuch followed the light he
nad. God vouchsafed to him a fuller,
clearer light. The Holy Spirit was
cooperating with the scripture. The
work of the Holy Spirit is to give
that soul hunger, and to cooperate
with the scripture.
Suppose we were to follow the
light Ave have. God's word has been
given you in your home, in the Sun
day school, and the pastors of this
church and others have preached the
word unto you. Yon have had a
wonderful opportunity. If you had
followed the light you have it would
have led you to the foot of the ctobs.
We appreciate the love you show
us, but we would rather for you to
love our Saviour.
3. The eunuch was willing to ack
nowledge that he needed help. He
W8B conscious of his lark, and wili
ng to be led to Christ. When a
man is willing to acknowledge he
noeds help, he is not far from the
kingdom.
4. The eunuch was willing to fol-
ow the requirements of the Lord.
Philip preached the simple funda
mentals of the gospel. We have
nothing to preach but Jesus, whereby
men may be saved. He' believed in
Jesus the Son of God. He follow,
ed Him in baptism. Some say they
believe in Jesus, but they can be a
follower of Jesus without confess
ing Him and joining the church. Sup
pose all would take that position.
what would become of our churches?
The fruits of confession, with the
eunucb, "He went on his way re
joicing. Soon after there was a
strong church in North Africa. The
eunuch went home and preached
Jesus. The feeling will take care
of Itself. It will come In tine.
FRECKLES
March Worst Month For Thin
Trouble How to Remove EaMlljr.
There's a reason why nearly every.
body freckles In March, but hap
pily there Is also a cure for these
ugly blemishes, and no one need stay
freckled.
Simply get one ounce of othino,
double strength, from Henry T.
Hicks Co., and apply a little of It at
night, and in the morning you will
see that even the worst freckles hare
begun to disappear, while the light
ones have vanished entirely. Now
is the time to rid yourself of freckles
for It not removed now they will
stay all summer,, and apoil an other-
wl-e beautiful complexion. , Your
mouey hack If othlne fail.
Innnnnc nr cm ire
USE ONLY CASCARETS
They Never Have Headache Bilious
ness, Sluggish Liver or Bowels
or Sick, Sour Stomach.
No odds how bad your liver, stonv
ach o rbowelsi how much your head
aches, how miserable and uncomfor
table you are from constipation. In
digestion, biliousness and sluggish
Intestines- you always get the desir
ed results with Cascarets, and qfffck
ly, too.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable another
moment; put an end to the headache.
biliousness, dizziness, nervousness,
sick,. sour, gassy stomach, backache
and all other distress; cleanse your
inside organs of all the poison and
effete matter wnich is producing the
misery. . '
Take a Cascaret now; don't wait
until bedtime. In all the world there
is no remedy like this. A 10-cent
box means healtn, happiness and a
clear head for months. No more flays
of gloom and distress if you will take
a Cascaret now and then. All drug
gists sell Cascarets. Don't forget
the children-their. little insides need
a good, gentle cleansing, too.
Won't you go out of this house to
night rejoicing?
In the after-meeting, much in
terest was manifested, and many
came forward for prayer.
The services will begin tonight at
7:30. The pastor will preach. AH
are cordially invited to attend.
New Enterprises
The Pamlico Cooperage Co., Of
Washington, was granted a charter
by the secretary of state today, to
deal in wood and lumber and to
manufacture the same, etc The au
thorized capital is J25.000, with
S5.000 paid in by A. M. Dumay,
Geo. T. Leach and S. T. Freeman.
The name of the Durham Mutual
Protective Association is changed to
the Durham Mutual Life Insurance
Co. A. M. Moize is president, and
S. B. Coley is secretary. v .
Before promising to fiy with a
young man it ie up to a girl to in
vestigate his ability as an airship
chauffeur.
DRUG STORES TO CLOSE
12
Every Sunday From 11 to
During Morniug Service.
The action tken by the druggists
of the city, ,jto close their stores
from 11 to 12 o'clock every Sunday,
beginning March 24, is right in line
with the Men and Religion Forward
Movement that is sweeping the city,
and is Hieartily to be commended.
This will not. only give the drug
gists and coda fountain clerks the
opportunity fp attend church every
Sunday, but. hy closing up their fa
vorite place of resort during mis
hour of Sunday morning service will
send many men and boys to church,
who might not otherwise attend.
The following is the agreement
entered into by the undersigned:
We, the undersigned druggists of
Raleigh, do hereby agree to close
our drug stores from 11 to li
o'clock every Sunday, beginning on
Sunday, March 24, 1912.
Signed Henry T. Hicks, presi
dent Henry T. Hicks Co.; w.
Parker Drug Co.; The Galloway
Drug Co., R. Galloway; King-Crowell
Drug Co., Ed. Birdsong, president;
C. Brantley; Robert Simpson;
James I. Johnson; John S. Pescud;
Tucker Building Pharamaoy; The
Wake Drug Store; L. H. Robertson;
E. O. Edgerton; East Side Drug
Store; Thomas D. Lcvlstcr; Q. G.
King. Reginald Hamlet; Clement
Byrd; Pegram Smoke House, C. T.
Pegram; M. Luther Shore, Druggist,
M. L . Shore; R. E. Lewis, Gus
Russos.
IX POLICE COURT
Justice Wilt sun Fines llliml Tiger
Um ami fonts Other Cases.
The first of the week Police Jus
tice Watson sentenced C. B. King
to six months on the roads for run
ning a blind tiger in connection with
his fish market. He did not sen
tence him for running both, hut for
running the tiger. Yesterday the
justice changed the sentence to a
fine of $100, King is to remain on
his good behavior.
The case of John and Alexander
McCullum, charged with larceny
was tried and John was held under
a 200 bond. Alexander was re
leased. Mr. W. T. Womble, the
aged man, who runs the store that
was robbed, was on the stand and
created many laughs by his quaint
and honest way of telling the truth
Mr. Womble told a tlvid story of
the robbery and wound up by say
ing, "Judge, my gun was in my
room, or 1 would have shot the
black rascal. But how I have the
gun in my store, and the next time
anyone tries to rob me, there won't
be any trial. No sir."
Horace Btegal, a young middle
society buck, so far forgot "hlsself"
as to slap his partner in life. Of
course tjils offended the tender feel
ings of the madame, and she pro
ceeded to have Horace "up." Jus
tice Watson soon looked , upon the
case as if Mrs, Horace was not a
suffragette, and therefore could not
wreck physical vengeance npon the'
thoughtles man of the house.' Hor-
Man . . . . . . . . tw,
ifiu ana cons to me county, tati
" -. . . ... , . . i
fuuu wun inrgave sun nsnimru nun i
in raising the amount. - . j
GOOD SPEAKERS
' AT ROAD MEETING
.What promises to be one of the
best road meetings ever held In
Wake county will be that in the
courthouse tomorrow at noon un
der the auspices of the Wake County
Good Roads Association, when prom
inent speakers and road-builders will
address the farmers, business men
and others of phases of road im
provement. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt
of Chapel Hill, Mr. H. B. Varner of
Lexington and Dr. Archibald
Cheatham of Durham county will
make short addresses. In the af
ternoon the people attending the
meeting will be shown modern roads
and machinery on a screen at the
Almo Theatre. The public is cor
dially Invited.
WAYXE COUNTY GIRL
WAS BITTEN BY DOG.
Miss Bessie Daniels, aged 15, was
brought to Raleigh from Dobbers-
viile, Wayne county, , to undergo
treatment at the state laboratory of
hygiene for a maddog bite. She was
attacked Wednesday afternoon and
bitten on the arm. Miss Daniels is
the daughter of Mr. J. M. Daniels,
Jr.
BALL GAME
"Downstairs" Puts It Over on the
"Upstairs" Aggregation.
The "Downstairs" section of the
fourth grade at Wiley School, de
feated the "Upstairs" baseball team
at Centennial field yesterday by the
close score of ! to 8. The puzzling
twirlers were Gilbert Arthur and
Caspar Kaplan.
Mew !ra mt
Having purchased the retail business of the W.
H.King Drug Company, we are now prepared to
fill your order for anything that you may need
in the DRUG LINE.
' It makes ho difference where you live, we can
fill your orders properly.
We do prescription work.
We carry a complete line of Buist's Garden
Seeds.
Call and see us or send your orders in.
LWiPAlMRlMGCO
Cor. Martin & Wilmington Sts. Raleigh, N. C.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
J
AN ALL ROUND SQUARE DEAL
ONTIOTARE
'i-M.iVi.rri-if
a 11- 'j 'a II
"Square Deal," sounds nice, don't
it? Get a "Square Deal" and it
makes you feel good, doesn't it?
You can walk all round a "Square
Deal" and the more you know
about it, the better you like it.
That's what you'll do when you
get a "Square Deal" from us in
the form of a suit of clothes the
longer you have those clothes, the
better you'll like. them.
Murray Tailoring Company,
"QUALITY HIGHER THAN PRICE."
105 FAYETTEVILLE ST. RALEIGH, N. O.
THOSE 147.
A. & M.
Wake Forest
Saturday, March 23.
AT WAKE FOREST '
1
PEGIAL
Leaves Raleigh at
Returns at - -
TR A IN
2:00 p. m.
- 6:30 p. m.
SPRING
IS
RAMPANT
AT
THIS STORE
OF
GOOD
CLOTHES
Joyous Springtime the time for putting; away of old
wearables and donning the new!
The Spring season is reflected in the beauty of our new
Suits, Choice Headwear and Handsome Haberdashery.
Stop a moment when passing our store. It will be worth
your while to come in to seethe new Spring attractions
and we're always delighted to show you!
Where would you expect to And the choicest things to Wear for Man or
Boy if not RIOHT HERE? ,
CROSS (SL LINEHAN CO,
The House of Good Outfitting.
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