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[j.H. DANIEL Dependable Store" IJ # Ho DANIEL) J— '£ v Seasoeable - Suggestions - For - Spring - Shoppers WoiH€H 9 S Wants Special Novelties , JMiW i j r Our new ladies collars in new stripe effects, the latest thing. B have just returnea from the Northern markets with the You will want several when you see them if you follow the IftJ )mM I 11 H H 1111 AMI |[|l jf%m ddphla an^BalUmore marke^off S J h % the Phila- "Merry Widow" crowd. New," to be found in Eastern money markets tight, you will find that we have taken advan- 11/owlc y° u avs trouble with patent leather that split and HM-o 25 er i^n?more that ° rdinary times WOuld COst you IVICII S W 21I1IS* 1 cracked, you will appreciate a patent leather so absolutely P Qms»i»t nppccorc reliable that we can guarantee it. We will give you a new pair Voiles and Woolen Taffetas. . . „ „ of shoes if the patent leather in T>. Cz P. Korrect Shape shoes A few men (Very Few) think that we don't pay but little breaks before the first sole wears out. We would call your atteniion to these two "Well Knowns" attention to their needs, but the majority have already found in all staple and fancy shades—Blue—Brown—Black—Cham- out that we to their wants as few exclusive fur- WARRANTED BURROJAFS but especially the newest thing for smart dresses— nishing stores flo. We pride ourselves upon one of the snap- m . "Copenhagen Blue." We boast that you will find these I Piest lines of /w Patent and Dull Leathers . Jr right in weave and colorings—but especially t *!„„>„ Tnnnopv [Qfeh .ire found in Burt & Pack worthy of notice the. $1.25 values old price at 89 and 95cts. I J¥l€ll S 1 OCfQCry / VSls \mß3l , T o, c, MBS /WffA Don't forget that Panama is just as popular if not more so» , . _. _ _ „ /jL \Bsi/ ■ LVOr:cct Saa P e Shocs (s\AJ jk than ever. |to be found m town. We are Head to Foot Furnishers jMy g8& only. Our store is head- W/ jwjm IWe are just opening our quarters for these shoes, \S # # NCW Serine Suits and you cannot do better JtSußUj The thing that's made woman feel and look dressy from time thai? to try them, for if you immemorable and here you will find the kinds that will make Bought at prices just keep the operatives at hand-in all the do you will always wear you better satisfied with yourself than ever. The best $1.25 wanted Shades and Styles. • / . black at 89c. The SI.OO kind at 75c, and they are each worth 1 ISfc'l lE^T 31 58? the first price. The showings include all the wanted shades StT3W HdtS v ® and patterns. Don't overlook our Chinas at 45c yd. y ou find Every At our store, all that's New, Good and Beautiful in All Over ChnPC 51 Till OvfnPllc " I CS BHI ißk ILJfr asa ' Net and you can rest assured you will find not a piece but dlltl UaIUIUs I ShhA w hat will appeal to your Jancy. We don't carry the biggest stock in town but we do carry one _ , wnr * FlflFfi'f Fnrnpf of the most select stock* and we offer you footwear that others J\ jIJOC rOr tVCFV W3III 1/vu 1 1 vl o vl dare not do. A broad guarantee on every pair—they \ To be shown our White Cross Barred Muslin, a dainty thing at must give you good wear or we give you another pair—and they \ l/i/ant Fni* F\t'£>l*l7' ChflP 19c a yard. Would be chock full of value at 25 and 35c. are no higher in price than others and cheaper than many.- "■ dill FUI tiVCFy >3llUv t Come - And - Inspect - Our - Spring ■ Showings !j. H. DANIEL &/>e Dependable Store Ij.H. D ANIELT i ■ • Local Mews. Next Sunday, Easter Sunday, there will be a special musical program at the churches, for which the choirs are practicing this week. Mr. E. W. Smith attended last week, as representative of the First Metho dist church Sunday school and the Methodist Baraca class, the State Sun day school convention at Burlington. Rev. G. W. Painter, a Missionary from China will address the Missionary Societies at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening at 4:30, and will preach Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. An Easter program will be rendered at the Methodist Protestant church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The pub ic is cordially invited to be present aid s'lare in the pleasure and profit of this service. There are 'mly two more weeks in which to pay your poll tax to qualify to vote in the elections to be held the year, and if you have not done so you had better attend to it at once. The "Thaw Tragedy" was the at traction at the Gem Monday and Tues day nights and the crowds drawn show that pubjic interest in this famous af fair is not dead yet. Ex-Governor C.B.Aycock will address the citizens of Rocky Mount on prohi bition Sunday afternoon, April 26ih, in the Masonic Opera House. He will at nignt in Tarboro. The prohibition campaign has reached the fighting stage in Tarboro. The Southerner chronicles a street fight Friday between Mr. L. E. Fountain and Mr. A. J. Shepherd, growing out of a prohibition argument. Stephen Cooper, a colored youth, was bound over to Edgecombe superior court Thursday, by 'Squire W. O. Bul luck, to answer to the charge of steal ing gasoline oil from the A. C. L. shops at South Rocky Mount. There wera baptized just below the Falls Sunday 71 colored people who are among the converts at a recent meeting of the colored Baptist Church. Quite a large crowd, many of them white peo ple witnessed the baptism. L. S. Ccok, an insurance agent from Norfolk, who appeared to be in very hard luck the day before, was found dead Sunday in a vacant house belong ing to Mrs. Mary Long, near Speed. He died from heart disease. Cook had recently been in Tarboro and other towns in this section. The Tar River-Roanoke Gun Club, of Tarboro, has extended an invitation -to President Roosevelt to hunt on their game preserves on Roanoke river, dur ing the fall months. The c ub has a tract of land containing 17000 acres and ga:i e is plentiful. \ Mr. S. V. Pitts, of Spring Hope, who is a candidate for the Democratic nom ination for register of deeds of Nash county was in the city Saturday. Mr. Pitts is a popular and capable young man and has a strong following in the county. Services at 6:15 in the morning and at 7:45 in the evening are being held in the First Methodist church daily this week. The meeting conducted by Rev. D. H. Tuttle is attracting large crowds and considerable interest is being mani fested. The Enfield Progress says the report that Booker Washington would deliver an address at the commencement of Joseph K. Brick school at that place is incorrect. The great negro orator was invited but could not come because of another engagement. E. Epstein, the "One Price Clothier," has a novel and very attractive season able display in his store window, in the Masonic building. Force is added to the display of spring and summer straw hats by a number of little chicks in a straw hennery, signifying the approach offspring. The Red Oak Academy will have its commencement exercises Monday night and Tuesday night, April 20 and 21st Prof. J. B. Carlyle, of Wake Forest College, will deliver the annual address Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. The public are cordially invited to the exercises and to hear the address. Miss Ressip Griffin's school, about five miles from the city, in Nash county, closed Tuesday with an entertainment l in the evening. There were recitations, well rendered bv the scholars, after which they indulged in various games. The evening closed with delightful re freshments'' beine served, and the occasion was an altogether pleasant one. The Jas. Adams Shows, under canvas, on Thomas street, are attracting large crowds, nightly, this week, and the performances please well, as'the up roaros laughter of the audience gives unmistakable evidence. The company has a good band and orchestra and this adds much to the entertainment. They will be here until Saturday night and give a special TOatinee Saturday after noon at 2:30 The Rocky Mount Record, The Record is. delayed this week on account of the illness of the foreman, and we hope the readers will pardon us this once. We call attention elsewhere to the statement of the Citizen Building: & Loan Association. It has been doing business only one year, but has nearly 1000 shares in force. This is a very gratifying showing. If you invest your earnings in the Citizens Building and Loan Co. you rot only help yourself by good, secure in vestment but you help to buildup Rocky Mount. Third series of stock will be opened May 1. See W. S. Wilkinson, secretary and treasurer, and begin at the first. The absence of Mr. R. L. Ray from the postofflce the past rew days is ac counted for in the coming to the home of a dear, wee little girl, the "first born," and he is at home accmulating experience in the laudable work of "raising a family." Mrs. Ray we are glad to state, is getting along well. The Air Dome Amusement Company has made arrangements with Mr. John L. Arrington, and a show wilV be con d icted nightly at the park this summer. The company will have a circuit com posed of Rocky Mount, Tarboro, Wil son, Kinston, Goldsboro andjNew Bern. First-class vauderville will be put on and this will be alternated each week with moving pictures. The season will open June Bth, and the price of admission will be 10 cents. Several companions from the Rocky Mount Chapter, were present Tuesday night to attend a regular convocation of Enfield Chapter, No. 52., at which work was done in the Royal Arch de gree. The ceremonies were followed with a spread of good things to eat which were greatly enjoyed by those who participated. The visiting com panions were ft. H. McDonald, C. C. Cooper, J. O. W. Gravely, Louis Levy, John Arrington, John Pen ton, and E. Epstein. —Enfilld Progress. Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor, Maine, speaking of Electric Bitters, says: "It is a neighborhood favorite here with us." It deserves to be a favorite every where. It gives quick relief in dys pepsia, liver complaint, kidney derange ment, malnutrition, nervousness, weak ness and general debility. Its action on the blood, as a thorough purifier makes, it especially useful as a spring medi cine. This grand alternative tonic is sold under guarantee at Griffin's drug store. 50c. Deatb of an Infant. John Robert, the 15-months-old son 1 of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Carraway, died at their home on the Falls Road Thurs day evening, of meningitis. The funeral was conducted from the home of Mr. J. F. Kersey, Friday afternoon, by Rev. R. H. Black, pa3tor of the North Rocky Mount Methodist church, and the burial was in Pine View Cemetery. kGreat Fish. Saturday Mr. Doc Bulluck brought to the city and sold to M. Oppenheimer's market a large rockfish caught in a seine at the Dunbar place, eight miles below Rocky Mount, in Tar river. The great fish weighed 44 pounds, and it was necessary to carve him like a hog to sell him. Resolutions of Respect. - Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father in his wisdom and goodness on March 17th, 1908 to remove from our midst our beloved brother, Earnest L. Chavasse we the members of the Key Stone Camp No. 153 of the Woodmen of the World of Rocky Mount, N. C., do hereby resolve. Ist. That in his death the Camp has lost one of its most faithful and earnest members and while we feel deeply the loss of onr brother, we believe it is well with him 2nd. That we extend to his loved ones our heartfelt sympathy and com mend them to the goodness and mercy of God. 3rd. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his bereaved family, one to the] Sovereign Camp, and one to be placed on the minutes of Key Stone No. 153 and one to the papers of our city. * i G. T. Smith J. A. Ward C. S. Woodrow Commit tae. In the City. Julian R. Pennington, president of Franklin Uuiversity, wis in our city this week on business. The kidneys are defecate and sensi tive organs and are very likely at any time to get out of order. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are prompt and thorough and will in a very short time strengthen the weakened kidneys and allay troubles arising from inflama tion of the bladder. Sold by May & Gorham. ED^S PHONOGRAPHS Complete Catalogue of Records For Sale By G. F. HARRELL, 207 South Main Street, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. ■ From -The I to the Parlor I | We can meet your desires for any 1 | article in the way of house! old and M I kitcben Furnishings, and sell them I I at the lowest prices on time or for I ■ cash as you refer. ■ I T. A. Davenport I
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