SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
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People Who Have
“Tried Everything”
are the ones we are after. That their
hair is thin, weak and dry, that their
scalps burn and itch with dandruff, is
proof that they have not tried
Cranl-Tonle Bar-Food
We want these people to know of a
scientific treatment by which the scalp
is cleansed and the microbes that infest it
are destroyed. To cover the head with
strong, healthy, fast-growing hair is not
the work of a week, but it is the unfailing
result of persistent, intelligent use of the
Crani-Tonic hair and scalp preparations.
All Dealer®.
Three Sixes, 25c., 50c. and 91-00 the Dottle.
Free Hair Food
To enable the public to observe its purity and
learn its possibilities and what it has done for
others, a larg'd Trial Bottle of Crani-Tonic
Hair-Food and a book entitled “Hair Care” and
“Hair Education,” containing illustrations,
will be mailed to all who send name and com
plete address and 10 cents in stamps or coin
to pay for patent mailing case and postage, to
CRANI-TONIC UAIR-FOOD CO..
553 West Broadway.
As executor of Maulsoy Ann Rogers,
deceased, and by virtue of authority
granted in a mortgage executed by IL
C. Olivo and wife to said Maulsey Ann
Rogers (now deceased), which mort
gage is recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Wake county in
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Investors Union.
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Sew Work CSty»
Ail our Preparations for sale by The W. H. King Drug Company.
ANNUAL CONCERT
I r.iie Batton and Inthia Nolen.
Of the School for the Blind This
ing at 8 O’clock.
Even ¬
The
dered:
March (DeWitt), band.
Kindergarten Songs.,
La Inlouse, Op. 157 (Joachin Raff),
Bernard Williamson.
La Princesa (Spanish dance), (Otto
Merz), Mamie Ration and Valley May,
W est.
(a) Hush-a-by, Sweet, My Own, (b)
The Piper (Hawley), primary
Cornet solo—Bonnie Doon,
class.
Cheste
jook 79, page 213, I will, on Monday,' @
the 6th day of June, 1904, at 12 o’clock
m., at the county court-house door in [ ®
the city of Raleigh, offer for sale, at j ^
public auction, for cash, the lots de-[ ®
scribed in aforesaid mortgage as lot X
No. 3 and lot No. 5, both of said Jots '
1 being situate in the town of Apex, I ^
| Wake county, N. C., and more fully r
; described as follows, viz:
I Lot No. 3 is what is Known as Olive
1 Factory lot, adjoins the lands of W. H.
I Howard on the west and north, J. M.
I Holleman on the south, and Allen and
f Victoria Page (formerly E. M. Sea-
I man), on the east; bounded as follows,
viz: Beginning at a stake in J. M. Hol-.
; leman’s line, S. W. corner of Allen
li Page’s house lot, running N. 31 de-
: grees E. 29 poles and 5 links to a stake
1 in W. H. Howard’s line, said Page’s
I corner; thence N. C4 degrees W. with
: said Howard’s line 12% poles to a
I stake, W. H. Howard’s corner; thence.
I 8...31 degrees W. 35% poles to a stake
in J. M. Holleman’s line; thence E. 14
I poles and 7 links to the beginning, con-
I Gaining 2.78 acres, more or less.
i Lot No. 5 is lot (formerly occupied
• by James Howell, colored', adjoins
' railroad on east, Chas. Bynum on S.
Jordan Farrington’s on north and Chas.
Keel (formerly M. E. Marcom) on the
W., bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ning at an iron stake S. A. L. R. R.,
1 Jordan Farrington’s corner, running N.
G(J% degrees W. 170 feet to an iron
stake in line of Chas. Keel; thence Si
31 degrees W. 90 leet to a stake in
said Keel’s lines, about 2 feet N. E.
from said Keel’s well; thence N. 60%
degrees E. 90 feet to a stake on said
advanced class.
La Paloma (Yradier), band.
Fourth Mazurka, Op. 103 (Benjamin
Godard), Miss Frances Estelle Flem-
ing.
(a) The Elder Blossoms, (b) Mighty i
Lak a Rose, (Speaks) and Nevin), Mr. |
Evan McKnight.
R. R.; thence with said R. R. to
beginning, containing 15,300 sq.
more or less.
I This 3d day of May, 1904.
L. S. OLI vE, Executor.
the
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MAULSEY ANN ROGERS, Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Thou
class.
Dr.
Alone (Lassen), advanced
CAFE OPENING.
will on Sunday
■ tarow open for the season his cafe at
By authority of a conveyance execu
ted by John Spence and others, re
corded in book 162, page 706, records
of Register of Deed’s office for Wake
county, 1 will, on Monday, the 27th cf
June, 1904, at 12 o’clock m., at the
court-house door of Wake county, sell
to the highest bidder for cash a tract
of land in St. Mary’s township, Wake
Johnson.
Minuet, Op. G9 (Calkin),
Keith.
I county, adjoining the lands of Ross
, Fuquay Springs, and in honor of the 1 Bagweil and others, beginning at a
An old Financial! Investment Cc mpany.
Wo can help yod to save money.
We can assist you to build and own a home.
Monthly payments about equal house rent.
Call and examine our 6 per cent $100 Certificates.
Saving and investing creates wealth. We can aid you.
GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary. 22 Pullen Building.
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SR’S STORE. 123 and 125 Fayetteville Street
WE GIVE AWAY
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WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE
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with every cash purchase. One stamp for every 10 cents. Our gold
trading stamps wil be accepted at our store’for -2.50 in any merchan-
lise you may select from our entire stock; or wo will redeem this
look with $2.00 in cash, if you prefer the cash, or this book will be ac-
copied as $2.50 in pari, payment on any
you may select.
Our.prices are admitted by ever yone the lowest in Raleigh. None
re lower anywhere, '
' Start a Book Today
There is no hotter way of doing it than uy buying some of the big
bargains we are now- giving.
DOBBIN & FEMALE.
Keep Cool During the Summer
NOWHERE WILL YOU FIND SUCH AN ARRAY OF STYLE, FIT
AND FINISH
As is embraced in our stock. Respecting the leading Clothing Manu
facturers of the country, we are in a position to show you, not only,
the style, but the select patterns from the foreign and domestic mills.
These have been selected wi:h great care and we are convinced
that nowhere can you be better pleased than AT OUR SHOP.
SPRING NECKWEAR AND FURNISHINGS NOW READY.
Cross ®. Linehan Cc©
UP-TO-DATE FURNISHERS AND CLOTHIERS.
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^ Flowers,. Plants^
, ? Roses, Carnations, Violets and other choice cut flowers for all occa-
^ sions. Floral Designs, Palms, Ferns, ana various kina's of Pot and Out-
k j, door Bedding Plants. A great variety of Rose Piants, Vines for the ve-
.j» randa, Cabbage, Tomatoc and other Vegetable Plans.
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UP-TO-DATE HOUSEKEEPERS
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IF YOU HAVEN’T ONE BUY ONE NOW.
Cheap, Clean, Always Ready, no Dirt, no Ashes,
no unnecessary Heat.
Brass Quartette, C. Alexander, K.
Crowell, L. Harris and C. Johnson.
Parade Review (Engleman), George
Glass and Leon Harris.
Part 2.
(a) Prayer from Puritana, (b) Rev
erie (Rollinson), band.
Au Matin, up. 83 (Benjamin God
ard), Fred. Pigford.
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, ar
ranged oy Moelling, Karlie Keith, Ma-
Karlie occasion will serve a sumptuous din-' stake and pointers on a drain, or
; nor, with barbecue, immediately after ! branch, formerly Thomas Pools cor
ner, ihence S. 75 degrees W. 19 poles
the arrival of the Raleigh and Cape
Dear train from Raleigh. Doubtless a
good many of those who were last
summer so fortunate
guests of this delightful
will find it convenient
opening Sunday. The
as to be the
little hostelry
to be at the
railroad fare
from Raleigh will be only 50 cents for
the round trip, the train leaving the
foot or the union shed at 2 p. m.
to a dead oak on a path, thence S. 12
degrees W. 24 2-3 poles to a rock,
thence west 49 poles to a pine, thence
N. 114% poles to a stake on the banks
of Smith’s Mill creek, thence up the
various courses of said creek to the
mouth of the branch, thence up the
various courses of the branch about
114 poles to the beginning, containing
45 acres.
W. N. JONES,
Trustee.
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The Latest Style Ranges on Exhibit at our Office.
TIMES PRINTING CO
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WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO SEE THEM.
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PHONES NO. 223
A Great June Clearance Sale!
Seasonable Goods that are Bargains from
very Department.
Owing to the late spring and very cold weather, we find we are overstocked in many lines of Spring goods, and in order to reduce this immense stock, WE
CUT THE PRICE, so that th
oods will go quickly and make the sale the biggest event in the history of the Dry Goods Business in the city of Raleigh
SALE NOW GOING ON
HAMBURG EDGING. [
3,000 yards handsome edging and in-1 Entir
sertion cut to 8 1-3, 10 and 12c.J at ..
value 12/2, 15 and 17'/ 2 c.
HIRT-WAIST.
stcck cf 50 and 60c. Shirt-waist: lUC ' Dre--
GINGHAMS.
Ginghams ...
COUNTERPANES.
44c.
12J/gC. Dress Ginghams....
.... 9c
. .. .10%c
(About 100 pieces to select from.)
$1.25 Counterpanes
$1.75 Counterpanes
TORCHON LACE.
S000 yards Torchon Lace at 3^, 5^4
and 8c. Cut from 5, 7j/^ and 12^,0.
100 large Pictures, worth from $1,501
to $2.60, to clear out at 99c.
VOILES.
All 25c. Cotton Voiles, both plain and
fancies, to clear up, at
.15/ 2 c.
.000 boxes Bailey’s Helia Talcum
2,000 yards
mestic, our
at
36-inch Unbleached Do-
BATISTE.
Powders Cut to
9c. I
goods, to clear out
6c. One full case of 7^c. printed Batiste
I at 5c.
ETAMINE’S.
BLEACHING.
|5,000 yards 10c. Bleaching, standard.
GINGHAMS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
DOOR MATS.
50c. Cocoa Door Mat;
65. Cocoa Qoor Mats
43c.
57c.
300 yards 60c. Fancy Etamines (dress)
goods' to clear at 42^0.|
RUGS.
Only one lot about 15 large Smyrna
Rugs, worth $2.50 each, to close out
WHITE GOODS.
All 20 and 25c. Fancy Stripe White
Shirt-waist Goods will be cleard
at 16 2-3c
ZEPHYRS.
25 cents Fancy Mercerized Zephyrs to
clear at
16 2 3c.
PIQUE.
12c. quality Pique
17J/ 2 quality Pique...
..8 1-3c.[ 2,000 yards fast color Apron Ginghams,
grades, at ...
7%c.
best quality only, cut to
3,000 yards
out at .
Shirting Prints,
PRINTS.
to close
•. .41/2C.
TOWELS.
Huck Towels 17x32 at
... 10c.
... 14c.
... 414c.
Huck
Bath
Towels 13x36 at
Towels, small
All best grade Prints that sell
at 7 and
• ■ • .6%c.
Extra
size Cotton Towels...
...1214c.
//9C., Will
gw in au
SHEETS.
Sheets at
y are worth 60c.
Sheets at
y are worth 72^0.
PERCALS.
Entire Stock of 10c. Percals cut to
8/2CC.
81x90
The
8x90
The
.47c.
59c.
CHEVIOTS.
PILLOW CASES.
3 1-3c. Cheviots good for Shirts and
Shirt waist, cut to the very low price 112%c. Pillow Cases
of 6%c.i15c. Pillow Cases .
at
$1.98
20c. quality Pique
.14c.
.15c.
9'/ 2 c.
,12c.
98c.
$1.48
2,000 Ladies’ and Gent’?, 12^2 and 15c.
Lawn and Linen Handkerchiefs, 3^c
BOX PAPER.
500 boxes Paper and Envelopes, a good
thing, to close at
8c.
UMBRELLAS.
100 Umbrellas, 26-inch Pearl and
ver Handles, worth $1.25, cut to
each.
Sil-
97c.
About 40 dozen Men’s Negligee Shirts,
worth from 60c. to $1.00, to clean
up at 49c.
MILLINERY.
All shapes am
to go at
COLLARS.
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
51.00
$1.50
$2.50
$3.00
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
at
at.
at
at
53c.
74c.
98c.
$1.48
$1.98
$2.24
Aoout 100
inch, at
Just the
UMBRELLAS.
Umbrellas, steel roods, 26
46c.
thing for sunshine.
LAMPS.
100 Oriental Lamps.
$2.00 goods, cut to .
Aoout 40
Sh.rts a
35c., to
dozen
Balbriggan
SHIRT-WAIST.
nd Drawers that arc worth
close out at 25c.
HOSE.
50 dozen Misses’ Hose (lace stripe),
sizes 5 to 9, colors black, pink, blue,
white. They are worth from 15 to
20c., ana we clear them at.... 12'/2C.
HOSE.
200 dozen Ladies’ plain black Hose,
worth 10c., at 8J/2C.
SOAP.
500 boxes Toilet Soap, 2 or 3 kinds
that, we sell at 15c. a box, cut to
9 1-3c. bcx.
Our 75c.
Uur $1.00
Our $1.25
49c.
74c.
99c.
Waist
Waist
Waist
Waist
Waist
Waist
at..
at. .
HALF HOSE.'
They are good! A ^ t ' a i0t Tan and Black Hose to go ki
20c. Embroidered Half Hose that we
close at !....12^c.!
$1.24
$3.50 Silk
at
at.
.$1.47
$2.93
LAMPS.
Plain Lamps, reduced to 24, 34, 44
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
and
PANTS.
49c.
I AI! 25 and 3
I closed at
SUSPENDERS.
>5c. Men’s Suspenders to be
19c.
Ladies’ Parts 25, 49, 74 and 99c.
Gowns 49, 74, 99c., $1.25 and $1.49
3 lots of Boy’s Knee Pants, to close out : 7/ .
at 25, 50 and 75c.Q 0
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SKIRTS. |$1.50
Linen and White Pique Skirts, good ; $ 2 .00
ones, reduced to the minimum, $2.00; ^2 5$
Crash Skirts . . . 50c. and $1.001 L-^-
Summer Skirts reduced to $1.00, $1,251
LACE CURTaINS.
Corset Covers
25, 49, 74 and 99c.
and
values
values
values
at
at
at
.... 49c.
.... 74c.
.... 99c.I
... .$1.24
....$1.49!
. .. .$1.99 ;
Skirts 50, 74, 93c., $1.25 and $1.49
3,000 Ladies’ Gauze Vest, the 15c.
qcods, cut to 12c.
TINWA RE-
$1.50; Milk Pans, cut to
All excellent goods for the money. I Wash Pans, cut to....
....4 and 8c.'
....4 and 8c.'
All Summer Corsets
35c. Corsets at
.48c.
.,24c.
IF YOU BUY $19.90 AT BETAIL FROM US IE WILL SELL YOU A $1 PICTURE OR $1 WORTH OF COOKERY OR GLASSWARE FOR 10' CIS
OTHER ITEMS WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE DURING THE MONTH
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