; TIIE MORNING -HERALD, - JANUARY. 3, ,19U.
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WILL SPEAK
Fourth of .Series
Meetings -
of
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Wr. Brogden, Mr. Watts and
, Mr. Southgate
i:0 SUBJECTS ARE ANNOUNCED
It 1 Understood That the Mayor Will
'Speak on the Church Member
As He Sees Them in Every
" Day Life.
5 The fourth number in the series of
jOnce-a-month-meethings foremen will
be given tomorrow afternoon at 3:29
i O'clock, it will be one of the most
..attractive in the entire series, be-
cause of the fact that the speaking
J will be furnished by Durham men. on
ly. The attraction is announced un
der the general designation of "Dui-
; ham Men Speaking for Durham
Churches."
The three speakers for
Vwill be Mayor' W. J. Brogden, 'Mr. O.
. W, Watts and CoJ. .7. H. Southga'e.
'.'There are no men in the community
who stand in closer proximity to the
; heart of the city than these, and any
, thing they may have to" say to their
J fellow men will ibe heard with in-,
TtereafRhd'proflt. Indeed
:- dresses tomorrow will be in the na
ture of heart to heart talks. It is the
beginning of a new year, when ne.v
resolutions are being formed and new
' purposes are dominant 'in the breasts
of the thoughtful.
No definite announcement is made
concerning the subjects of the three
: speakers, but it is known that May-
or Brogden will talk abotrt the
church member as he is seen in every
dajt life.' He has Seen men of every
station and degree, and observed
them carefully, and the mayor is ac-
customed to speak plainly and fear
lessly what he thinks. He is never
uninteresting, and he will probably be
at his best tomorrow.
Mr. Watts wil speak of the blessed
ness of giving. No man in our city :s
In better position to discuss th's
tape than he. He has prospered in
' business, and those who know him
..best say he uses as much care and
forethought in giving money as he
does In making money. In other
words, he believes that every chris
tian man is a steward for God, and
must invest hie money in such a man
ner that God will be honored and the
investment be wise.
Tne last speaker for the afternorn
.will e Colonel Southgate. He will
speak on a "topic of his own choosing.
He, also, has given a large part of his
time and money toward the establish - j
ment of righteousness in Ibe City and
state, and he is considered one of the
most eloquent and finished speakers
of the south. It is never difficult for
the colonel to Fpeak, apparently. Hs.
is at his best when addressing hi 3
fellow men, to whom he is bound by
"hcoks of steel." ' j
As has been pointed out repeatedly
during the las, few days, the year
just gone has been one marked for
Its spirit of "get together." The dawn
of the new year sees this spirit risin?
higher and higher. Let the men of
every . church, and of no church, at
tend the m"'""' tomorrow afternoon
, rnd hear what three of the most
prominent and useful citizens of the
city have to say about getting to
gether for better churches, better c'ti
eM, and a batter community. Each
of these gentlemen is a prominent 1
member of his church; one being a
rresbyterian, one a Methodist, and
one a Baptist. They will doubtless
have a fine hearing from their fellow
citizens. :
The meeting Willi be at 3:30 to
irorrow afternoon, and will toe in the
mlan auditorium of the First-Baptist
church.
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NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.
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Set of O. Henry'. Works and a Set of
;
Kipl'ng ,
The public, library has recently pur
cliased a set of the works of Sidney
Po:1er, better known as "O. Henry,'
and of Kipling.
The O'Henpy books will doubtless
iroVe very popular for no short story
writer of the past fifty years has
written more delightfully: His stories
are breezy with the real heart throbs
of the average man ami woman. He
especially effective in his stories of
f-i ty 1'fp among the working girls, and
of the life of the cowboys fo the
prairies.
Mr. Porter was born in Guilford
county and this should a-lso make his
s.tories- especially interesting to all
A
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HYOMIE SOOTHES,
PURIFIES, HEALS
CATARRH ILLS
When you have frequent sneezing
fits, tickling in the throat, crusts in
the nose, spasms of coughing, raising
of mucus, dropping sin the throat and
offensive breath you are affected with
catarrh. Immediate steps should ba
tomorif'W' taken to remedy this condition or tho
ailment will increase and a chronic
and serious stage of the disease result
At the first symptoms of catarrh,
use Hyome'J as sold by druggists ev
ery where. If is a scientific medicated
air treatment, that does not drug and
derange the stomach, but is breathed
hed-inthroTiglr-theHyameiinhalei7effec
lively destroying the disease gernw
that may lurk in the nose, throat and"!
lungs, and quickly sooths and heals
the irritated mucous membrane.
Hyomei is sold by Haywood &
Boone with an agreement to -refund
the purchase price to any one who is
not "Benefited. Get it now,' and'be
cured of catarrh. Complete outfit, in
cluding inhaler and bottle of liquid, $1.
SHO.PFIERS. WILL PROFIT BY
visit to Miller's store today.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN TO
quick buyer, stock of groceries and
.fixtures. Apply A. P. Cates, West
Chapel Hill street.
WANTED BY S. JORDAN, 1 BAL
ing press to press 300 or 400 bales
of hay. State what per bale and
how many bales per day. Write to
S, Jourdan. .
BUY FURS AT
for half price.
MILLER'S TODAYJ
WANTED TWO 'GOOD BOYS, BE
tween the ages of 12 and 16 to
' carry the Herald. Apply this morn-.
ing between 10 a. m. and 12 m.
HOUSE MAID EXPERIENCED
house maid wanted. Apply to
Kronheimers' Queen street.
THE ENTIRE STOCK AT MILLER'S
store is sellingjit and below cost
Furs are selling today at one-half
price. '
FOR RENT 2 FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern for light house keeping. Ad
dress J. H-, cai;e this office.
WANTED FOUNTAIN BOY. MUST
furnish references. Apply in per
son at No. 123 East Main street.
FOR SALE ONE SECOND HAND
buggy and harness. Apply" to Mrs.
J. C. Angier, West Durham.
BUSINESS GETTERS
JOtTRDAN'S TRANSFER CO. SEE
your uncle for ajl kinds of hauling.
Little things, big things, all look
alike to him. He is the best in
town.
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JJoc Bird says he has tried all the
cough syrups made and found out
that Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup
is the best made. Sold absolutely on
a guarantee that it win do you good
or money refunded.
Syrup 25 and 50c; . Cough Cherries
c "the box.
Yearby's Pharmacy
123 E. Main Street. -
THE REXALL STORE.
BETWEEN THE TWO MOVIES
Over 500 Samples in Wall Paper to Select
from-
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Our Workmen are Courteous and Glean and
Satisfaction is Guaranteed.
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Your Choice of Any Set in the House at 1-2
FOR TODAY AND MONDAY WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE, EXACTLY HALF ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF FURS. THERE ARE 30 SETS FOR YOU TO PICK FROM IN ALL GRADES AND IN the
FOLLOWING COLORS: WHITE, BROWN, GREY, BLACK AND BLUE, THE CUT PRICES FOR TO
DAY AND MONDAY RANGE FROM $2.0S TO $19.50. WE ASK YOU TO COME EARLY AND GET
THE BEST.
IT 13 WELL WORTH REMEMBERING THAT FURS SOLD BY MILLER'S ARB PROTECED BY '
THE BROADEST AND STRONGEST GUARANTEE. THE FURS ARE AS BEAUTIFUL- ' AS THEY .5
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ARE RELIABLE. PRICES ARE CUT TO THE LIMIT ON EVERY OTHE R ARTICLE IN OUR STOCK '
SHOPPERS TODAY -SHOULDN'T MISS PAYING THIS STORE A VISIT. i
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